So, I play on a Eu4 on a Mac. Wow, a Mac, yes they run the game. Anyway, I have noticed recently that post 1700 in multiplayer I repeatedly desync no matter what I do. I do not have the crash file at the moment, but will work to get it. Anyway, most of the desyncs that I have experienced seem to be in the immediate aftermath of battles, causing the battle to finish and an army to be stack wiped from my perspective. The army is not actually stack wiped. So the just of this is, on my Mac the game desyncs again and again after 1700. I have deleted EU4 and redownloaded it, deleted my mods, etc.
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Does this happen whether you are host or not?
Are you opponents also Mac, or Windows, or mixed?
FYI here's my standard checklist for EU4 MP issues:
- make sure all players have opened the required Steam ports in all their active firewalls (each player may have up to 3)
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8571-GLVN-8711
- all players delete their documents/paradox/eu4/gfx/ folders, and let the game recreate them
- use no mods at all
- all players use the same language in-game
- when anyone gets an OOS error, re-host the game immediately, as it will almost certainly crash soon
- start your multiplayer games and wait half a minute or so before unpausing without any player performing any action at all. Only after the game has been unpaused should players begin doing actions like setting rivals, declaring war etc.
Are you opponents also Mac, or Windows, or mixed?
FYI here's my standard checklist for EU4 MP issues:
- make sure all players have opened the required Steam ports in all their active firewalls (each player may have up to 3)
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8571-GLVN-8711
- all players delete their documents/paradox/eu4/gfx/ folders, and let the game recreate them
- use no mods at all
- all players use the same language in-game
- when anyone gets an OOS error, re-host the game immediately, as it will almost certainly crash soon
- start your multiplayer games and wait half a minute or so before unpausing without any player performing any action at all. Only after the game has been unpaused should players begin doing actions like setting rivals, declaring war etc.
