Is anyone else on NA servers having horrible lag in all content? I switched to an alt on another region and everything was fine. But as soon as I come back to NA its so bad that I can barely move or crash just taking a step.
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Is anyone else on NA servers having horrible lag in all content? I switched to an alt on another region and everything was fine. But as soon as I come back to NA its so bad that I can barely move or crash just taking a step.
I'm getting a bunch of delay input lag as well.
There's been a high number of DCing everywhere; you're not alone. Been like that for a few days now.
Ok so I am not going crazy.
Yeah, lag is awful, can't even craft properly without it failing or run some dungeons.
Greetings fellow Eorzean,
I'm sorry to hear that you have been experiencing these connectivity issues. Does the lagging lead to a full disconnect from the game? If you do get disconnected, do you get any error messages? I would also like to ask on what platform you are playing the game on and if you are using a wired or wireless connection?
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Hi, I'm not the OP of this thread, but I've been having issues with lagging in this game for the past week too. I don't know why even, because it's been fine before that.
The lagging does not lead me to disconnect from the game fully. But it makes playing instanced dungeons or raids extremely difficult/frustrating because the connection would stutter. If I'm in a crowded area with people walking around it would look like they're constantly stopping and going. I'm playing on PC and am using an Ethernet cord, so wired.
Like with OP, I don't have this problem in the JP servers, at least.
"New servers" rofl
Yeah, I had some nasty lag in an Alliance Raid instance (Euphrosyne) just about 15 to 30 minutes ago on Aether/Sargatanas. Ran a traceroute to be sure, and as I thought, the traceroute picked up a high spike along one of the nodes in Sacramento, California.
So yeah, seems the new servers are having a few hiccups, or the route that NTT and some US-based ISPs are using anyway. Just throwing my two gil in.
EDIT: Just for clarification, my connection is Wired via AT&T, and I'm connecting from the Central Time Zone from the Standalone PC client.
Also not the OP but feel it best to just respond here instead of creating additional compounding threads.
Since Tuesdays (5/9/23) long NA Data Center maintenance, I have been having a lot of intermittent lag within instanced areas. Doesn't seem to matter which instanced content I'm participating in (observed in dungeon roulettes, alliance raid roulettes, Eureka, Eureka Orthos). Behavior will appear as if I'm on an unstable connection and everything on screen will just freeze in place randomly from one second and at worse up to five seconds. No disconnects have occurred as a result of this but it has made gameplay content difficult if not impossible to complete since time sensitive mechanics cannot be reliably handled. This behavior was not experienced at all prior to the latest patch and my setup has not changed after that patch.
Platform: PC (Standalone Client)
Connection Type: Wired, Fiber Internet
Region: NA (US Central)
Game Server: Aether/Cactuar
Also do not want to start a separate thread, but am having issues with lag spikes affecting actions taking place and outright 90002 disconnection error.
Platform: PC (Steam Client)
Connection Type: Wired, Cable Internet
Region: NA (US Eastern)
Game Server: Crystal/Zalera
I can confirm that I'm also experiencing this lag ever since the last maintenance. It seems to get worse the longer I'm online without restarting and can be bad enough to be unplayable, making even single weaves impossible. I am on a stable connection, no external programs are lagging, ping tests and speed tests come back normal. It is only FF14.
I'll add in my issues as well; only really happened during PvP matches when there's a lot of people on my screen. Sending numbers are usually normal, but Receiving numbers will rocket into the 10k or higher, and there was some insane input lag that I don't think I've ever had happen since we were on the old JP servers before migrating back in 2.x. No disconnects, but it's hard to play content when you're lagging bad enough to think you'll disconnect.
PC Standalone Client, hardwired.
https://gamerant.com/final-fantasy-1...spikes-issues/
this seems to be the issue.
what i see are herky jerky movements from the other players and then when i attack.. it doesn't register immediate to continue on my cycle. and i have to wait.. alot of the time you wont the aoe attacks and you get killed because the system doesn't show you what is happening..
any idea on when a fix might be incoming?
Yep, there's an issue between AT&T and NTT it seems
I think everyone I've seen post in this thread has been AT&T
If anyone's a different ISP, it might be valuable to add that information
https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/...server-network
Yes, and in the other thread, we got a reply from an SE Community Rep.
They also acknowledged it on socials: https://twitter.com/FF_XIV_EN/status...63004749402114
Spouse and I having same issues.
No disconnect. Just constant lag every 5-10 seconds. Everyone freezes for 2 or 3 seconds then go flying across the room. Happens mostly in the evenings/night.
Packet loss is happening somewhere between us and SE servers as other applications are not showing any packet loss at the same time these lag spikes are happening.
We're both on PC. Wired connections.
Hello fellow Warriors of Light!
I just spoke to AT&T (as recommended by Yoshi's team: https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodes...6a07e92f6a0f29
Here was AT&T's response:
Quote:
I have checked in over the network lines, and the team has indeed reported a know issue for which the case is being worked upon. To assist you best upon the issue being cleared over the backend server, I would also like to help open a dedicated port over your router as well, so that the game can indeed function smoothly over the intended device. Would that be okay with you?
For the tech savvy: Go to your modem's Firewall setup page in your browser, and open the port range: 2031-2032 with the base port at 2031.
Non-tech savvy: Go to https://www.att.com/support/internet/ and scroll to the bottom to chat with a rep or call 800-288-2020. Tell them about the issue with the lag while playing Final Fantasy XIV, and ask them to open the port range: 2031-2032 with the base port at 2031 on your router for you.
My original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comme...rk_lag_issues/