90002 disconnect when casting is interrupted

Almost a year and a half ago, I posted the following:

http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...is-interrupted

"Since the launch of stormblood I have been experiencing a very odd error. If I am in an overworld area, any movement during a cast will cause my game to lag out then disconnect with a 90002 error. I can still move, talk to other players, and see others moving on my screen. Any actions I take will do no damage or healing. If I am in an instanced dungeon or primal fight, this does not occur.

I can reliably repeat this error within 2-3 casts. If I don't play a caster, I can quest absolutely fine for hours on end without any disconnects. So far I have:

-updated graphics driver
-updated directx
-uninstalled/reinstalled

I have a second person on a different computer playing on the same connection. Her account has no problems, so I don't think it is a connection issue. Any ideas for what can cause this?"

The ticket was moved to resolved with no response. This issue has continued for almost a year and a half. I have dealt with it by not playing mage jobs outside of instanced content. With the release of blue mage, I have no choice but to ask for assistance again. Out in the open world, if my cast is interrupted, I will disconnect immediately. This leaves me the following choices:

-get hit by attack and increase my odds of dying
-get hit by attack which may interrupt my cast anyway
-disconnect

It is making blue mage very frustrating to play. This wasn't an issue until stormblood release. Is there anything that can be done?

Have you tried changing your frame rate limit ?
I'm having a similar but worse issue than your having, any interaction I do like casting cure or picking something up will result in 90002 error if I have my frame limit set to 144fps or no limit at all. Changing it to 72/30fps fixed the issue (not acceptable tbh) might want to give it a try see if it helps.

Good morning and thank you for posting in the Final Fantasy XIV Technical Support Forums.

I apologize for the delay in our response to this issue. Could you provide a system report as well as try the above suggestion from Auron359?

To provide a system report, go to the 'Config' option on the Final Fantasy XIV launcher and to the right of 'System Information' click on 'Display.'

Hope to see you online!

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Originally Posted by Dynratygus

Good morning and thank you for posting in the Final Fantasy XIV Technical Support Forums.

I apologize for the delay in our response to this issue. Could you provide a system report as well as try the above suggestion from Auron359?

To provide a system report, go to the 'Config' option on the Final Fantasy XIV launcher and to the right of 'System Information' click on 'Display.'

Hope to see you online!

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To be honest if limiting the frame rate fixes the issue I would like to know as to why someones FPS causes a network error ?
I saw a similar post that has been closed a year or so ago with someone with the same issue, the game would 90002 unless the FPS like limited to 60/30.