Constant packet loss since patch 6.3

[NoctotheBard]

Ever since 6.35 I've also had the same packet loss problem. I'm in the UK, running FFXIV on a PS5, using a Plusnet wireless fiberoptic broadband connection. All my other games (and general internet stability) are absolutely fine - just FFXIV that's playing up.

Was trying to play the game early today between 3-4pm and the lag was awful, every 30 seconds or so, until eventual the entire game would hang (really annoying when you're trying to glitch some housing furniture). After the game hanged 3 times in a row I had to give up in the end - the game is completely unplayable for me at the moment. The exact same thing happened with 6.3 a while back until they fixed it, so I guess they've broken whatever they broke previously again this time round.

FYI the hot fix they attempted earlier today hasn't fixed the problem <sigh>.

[Avoidy]

Ever since 6.35 I've also had the same packet loss problem. I'm in the UK, running FFXIV on a PS5, using a Plusnet wireless fiberoptic broadband connection. All my other games (and general internet stability) are absolutely fine - just FFXIV that's playing up.

Was trying to play the game early today between 3-4pm and the lag was awful, every 30 seconds or so, until eventual the entire game would hang (really annoying when you're trying to glitch some housing furniture). After the game hanged 3 times in a row I had to give up in the end - the game is completely unplayable for me at the moment. The exact same thing happened with 6.3 a while back until they fixed it, so I guess they've broken whatever they broke previously again this time round.

FYI the hot fix they attempted earlier today hasn't fixed the problem <sigh>.

The "hotfix" maintenance last night was to add gp+9 to some crafting items, if their note is any indicator. Assuming we're thinking about the same thing. I was hopeful as well, but yeah no it's still awful. MCH for me at the moment is playable but incredibly aggravating to the point where I'm like "why bother." I will try using multiple different nodes on my VPN to ensure that the issue isn't just a bad route to the server on my end or something.

edit: nope, even with using a vpn to take different routes to the server, it's still got nutty packet loss. this is gross, man. put it back to the way it was before all this aiieeee