Hi, exactly the same problem since today. I also played it last night without any problem as I have for months. Does anyone have a solution?
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Same, nothing works.
Je suis aussi française, ça fait beaucoup de frenchies ayant le même souci ou...?
Je suis aussi française, ça fait beaucoup de frenchies ayant le même souci ou...?
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J'en ai l'impression, mon ami s'arrache les cheveux depuis deux jours a faire fonctionner ça de toutes les manières possibles.... ET Paradox ne donne aucune nouvelle là dessus!!!
English only in this forum please!
Or post in the Francophone forums.
Or post in the Francophone forums.
Hi, we can speak english no problem, but maybe you could try to help us instead of trying to push us towards another forum ? It still does not work for me, with the exact same issue, infinite loading and no connexion whatsoever....
Hello, I have ran into the same issue, however i have found a solution.
I in debugging this issue, downloaed this game on 3 diffrent computers and also tried several dozen virtuals.
Turns out you can infact fix this. What you have to do is locate to What IP adress and port your computer is connecting to in order to connect to paradox servers and then force it to always allow everything on that connection, which from a security point, is not very good. Or you go to your control panel, network connections find your WAN, go to properties, disable your LLDP protocol and IPv6 (make sure to enable it after, or your printer will not work) and keep on enabling your WAN connection and disabling it, until pardox connects. this takes about 20-40 tries. Its not fun. Its very not fun. But it does work. Also disable any VPNs you have.
I in debugging this issue, downloaed this game on 3 diffrent computers and also tried several dozen virtuals.
Turns out you can infact fix this. What you have to do is locate to What IP adress and port your computer is connecting to in order to connect to paradox servers and then force it to always allow everything on that connection, which from a security point, is not very good. Or you go to your control panel, network connections find your WAN, go to properties, disable your LLDP protocol and IPv6 (make sure to enable it after, or your printer will not work) and keep on enabling your WAN connection and disabling it, until pardox connects. this takes about 20-40 tries. Its not fun. Its very not fun. But it does work. Also disable any VPNs you have.
Well It's middle of 2024 and this issue is still around? Maybe dont make this account nonsense manditory if it doesn't work half the time. I tried everythin but awful paradox servers just decided no multiplayer for me... like ever :/
Did you try all the things I re-posted up in #49?
Sorry for late reply but to answer your question: yes! I have already given up on trying to play ck3 multiplayer as it is simply not possible sadly
That is very unusual, one of those three steps has helped almost everyone.
Can you test from another computer on the same network, AND/OR this computer on a different network/location? This is to see if your issue is confined to this one computer, or this network.
Can you test from another computer on the same network, AND/OR this computer on a different network/location? This is to see if your issue is confined to this one computer, or this network.
My friend and I are having this problem as well. He doesn't use a VPN or Hamachi. And we have tried all of the fixes in this post, to no avail.
Does it affect both of you, or just him are you saying? If each of you try with some third person, do you both get this?
Has it ever worked for you?
Can you test from another computer on the same network, AND/OR this computer on a different network/location? This is to see if your issue is confined to this one computer, or this network.
Has it ever worked for you?
Can you test from another computer on the same network, AND/OR this computer on a different network/location? This is to see if your issue is confined to this one computer, or this network.