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Server: ragnarok
character: lulu' delacroix
time: 4PM-NOW GMT+2

I'm having problems with a lot of 90k. I D/C more or less 10 times per hour.
I checked my client and my adsl provider and they say everything is normal and internet is going well but I'm having this problem only with Final fantasy.

I hope you can help me
thank you in advice

It is likely something happening in between your local segments that your ADSL provider checked and their routing partner's exchanges (either to your ISP or Ormuco).

Need to get your ISP's Tier3 techs involved to look into your route to your XIV server to see if they can track down where the lag/packet loss is showing up and then escalate it to the proper party(-ies) to get it resolved.

Yeah I've been getting these a lot lately too. Not as bad as it sounds like you have it though. My connection was flawless up until a week or so ago, then it just went to hell and now I'll get 90k'd about once an hour. I don't even want to start a dungeon right now because getting DC'd in the middle of one is beyond frustrating. I'm hoping that this next patch will address the issue though because I don't see what could have happened on my end that would have changed anything. Not to mention all my other connections are flawless.

Server: Exodus
Character: M'iya Ka'hanamoku
Time: ongoing since about 12/2/2014 HST

I have been having this issue for about 48 hours. If I try to talk to an Npc I freeze or get disconnected. My husband has his ps3 next to my ps4 and his is working fine. I also am having horrible lag and sometimes I can't even exit the game it's so bad.

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Thats about as much as you owe me.

Yeah, I've hit a lot of those lately as well... it's made me wonder if there's another DOS thingie going on. It's stopped me from doing dungeons, 'cause I'm a tank, and I hate the idea of a party left in the lurch by my disconnect.