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This is infuriating, and worst of all, cannot point out what the problem is, since it happens randomly and can happen at any time, every post about this is empty, no solution on devs side, no troubleshooting on community side, can I just play this game at once and chill one night with my friends?
This is horrendous, unplayable, life draining and nobody is helping out on this. If this post gets closed, I'm uninstalling the game.
My router was a WiFi 5 router from the internet service provider. When I went to put my hand on it when using steam link and playing vr chat, it was hot, so might have been the router overheating and glitching out because it was getting hot.
I think I might buy myself a newer router with later tech with WiFi 6 or 6e which valve recommends for steam link.
Once I went back on to link cable things were okay.
My friend had the same problem, he moved to Virtual Desktop and found it to work better. Since it’s an older piece of software it doesn’t overload the router as much.
Having the same issue, but it doesn't seem to be a problem only when using Steam Link, I've tried on desktop and the problem persists, it also starts happening very early in your play session, I'm talking the first world you load in, so unlikely is an overheating issue with the router in my case at least.
Using VPN such as Cloudflare Wrap solves the problem. It excludes local ips so won't affect VR streaming.
So stupid, a 10Gbps network user need to use another VPN to just connecting to VRChat.
Any help is appreciated