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[Nefendrial]

We, a group of three friends, started playing recently. I had no difficulties playing with friend number 1 and we enjoyed the game.
When I created a lobby where I and friend number 2 were, it showed us that the other one's cionnection lost. 
This would seem like the problem resides within the friend number 2, but both friend n.1 and friend n. 2 can play together.

This means that friend number 1 can play with both of us, but while we can play with seperately, we can't play together.
Any hints or suggestions what could be the problem please? ^^

[Angmar009]

https://forums.revor...rwarding-guide/ I would recommend looking at that, it goes over how to fix common connection issues

[Azanged]

I'm having the same problem. 

 

B can connect to A (green dot), which would imply A and B have correctly forwarded ports and disabled firewall

C can connect to A (green dot), which would imply A and C have correctly forwarded ports and disabled firewall

But B cannot connect to C (loading dot), and I cannot figure why.

 

I (B) have followed the guide here https://forums.revor...rwarding-guide/, disabled my firewall completely, and setup UDP port forwarding to my local IP, exact same for my friend ©, both on Windows 10. "A" is just a random guy we joined in a lobby that we both could connect to while not being able to connect to each other.

 

Is it possible that the fact that X can connect to Y does not imply that Y can connect to X ?

[Angmar009]

It is possible that if you have the "FirewallPortOverride = 16000" line in your options.ini, it will make you unable to host.