Disconnecting immediately after login, stuck in Quarrymill

[Euny]

Already had that idea this morning. Glad it works for you, but it didn't change anything for me sadly.

I'm really sorry to hear that. Maybe if you could try using different phones... Ask a friend or someone from your family to lend you theirs for a minute. I really hope you can get it fixed.

[Nocens]

im getting the exact same problem on my main, i log in at quarrymill and instantly disconnect, yet i can log onto my alt in mist no problem, i messaged SE ingame and they told me to come to this forum =/

[tomomi-chan]

Hello guys. Just letting you know that I was having the exact same problem and I fixed it by using my phone as a wireless hotspot and getting my character out of there. I can play now connecting to my router once again. So if you have a phone with 4G I suggest you to give it a try.

I just tried this and I got out!! Thank you for suggesting this! I didn't even know I could do that, lol.
One thing is sure, I won't teleport to Quarrymill in the near future. Just gonna run there. xD

[Lelila38]

I just tried what Jozu suggested in one of the other threads and I got out. Huge thanks to Jozu and hope it'll help you guys as well.

I managed to get out of Quarrymill!
This only works on PS4 though!

Set up internet connection like this:

IP Address (set to automatic)
-DHCP host name (set to Do Not Specify)
-DNS Settings (set to Manual)
-Primary: 8.8.8.8
-Secondary: 8.8.4.4
-MTU Settings 1470
-Proxy (set to Do Not Use)

I haven't done any dungeons yet but I could escape Quarryhell!

[Cenuu]

- Go to settings
- Go to network
- Select setup internet connection
- Select Use a LAN cable (or wi-fi if that’s what you are using)
- Select Custom (there’s several pages to go through here. For settings other than MTU and DNS servers, if there are specific settings your network connection has to use, feel free to set them up rather than using automatic settings)

- IP Address (set to automatic)
- DHCP host name (set to ‘Do Not Specify’)
- DNS Settings (set to Manual)
- Primary: 8.8.8.8
- Secondary: 8.8.4.4
- MTU Settings (set to Manual)
- At default this would be 1500. Try setting it to 1470. You can experiment with this setting a little bit, but we would not recommend you go below 1400.
- Proxy (set to ‘Do Not Use’)

- Now test the connection


SEE Agent Jake 10:50：I would like for you to try the following: - Go to the Control Panel
- Click Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Change adapter settings
- Rightclick on the connection you are using and select Properties
- Under the Networking tab you will see a long list of available options
- Scroll down and doubleclick on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
- Select 'Use the following DNS server addresses'

1.)Preferred DNS server > 8 . 8 . 8 . 8
2.)Alternate DNS server > 8 . 8 . 4 . 4


This just fixed it for me