Yeah, a lot of people are getting to their end point with patience.

It's just about ever 2-3 min or when explosions go off. It's ruining the player base.

My squad and I never thought we would be playing sub nautica 2 together. They have a unstable foundation..

Shows 3 people are in the server. When I try to join I get the following;

Kick cause code: group=1 'REPLICATION' , reason=8 "JIP ERROR". HIGH PING SERVER, THIS SERVER HAS AN HIGH PING RATE etc"

"JIP ERROR" is displaying when joining

Is there a faster way to get ahold of someone to manually reset the server? I main this server and it seems to have frequent down time.

Server is still down

Can this server be monitored more often? It's a 1:1 and has a unique dedicated player base.

Server is still down

update

Server is still down

got back home and the server is still stuck in a loop.

10-15 people are actively trying to get in at this point in time.

(that's the PM crew hoping on)

Hi, just finished my first post and saw this. Couldn't help but chime in because of the missing details and me being a avid problem solver.

I did not know my Xbox network was bad until I played dayZ. You have to have it dialed in.

By any chance are you on a series X/S or Xbox one? Are you hard wired? What is your current NAT type?

Xbox X/S---> it's your connection

Xbox 1 ---> old hardware can't keep up with updates.

Hard wired is always better than WiFi-- less interference!

Check your NAT type in your Xbox settings. If your NAT type is strict you will have issues connecting to dayZ servers. When that faults- game crashes. If it's moderate, it should still connect you to the servers but your voip and other "online experiences" like connecting to other players will have issues. the "network" bubble of other players is atrocious if it's not Open.

NAT needs to be open & run the game installed locally.

Cloud is fine but you need up to date hardware (I.e Xbox series X/S, PS5, OS) and a strong stable connection.

Seems to be pointing towards connectivity issues on client side and/or old hardware.

Check out YouTube for some Xbox networking tutorials to get your network aligned.

Best of luck

-OG Gamer