My ping is ---

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So I thought you didn't need to port forward for Blockland?

Well my router is unable to port forward anyways because of some error "2118" which requires a factory reset which I don't want to do.

So I set Blockland as a priority and that was working for awhile and now it's not. Anything else I can do?

have you tried rebooting your router?

the problem is that you need to port forward
i know you can't port forward but there is no other way to fix this that i can think of

or use UPnP
have you been able to host before?




I shut down the matchmaker and forgot to restart it.  Should be working now.

So now my server is working.

Ping is still --- but at least people can connect.

You won't get rid of the --- ping without port forwarding.

From what I understand, UPnP simply brute forces itself on your server.
When someone wants to connect to your server, they send a broadcast from your router to all available devices to see which one is running a Blockland server on a specific port and then connects to it.

The Ping protocol can't use this, so it won't get a response back. It simply stops at the router and doesn't know where to go next.

Port Forwarding is telling your router to what IP to send incoming Blockland-port request. So it sends it directly to your PC.
The ping follows the path of the port, so it reaches the server and is able to respond.

You won't get rid of the --- ping without port forwarding.

I've done it before by setting blockland as a priority.

So I shouldnt disable upnp?

if you're not port forwarding, use UPnP

I've done it before by setting blockland as a priority.
In a way, what does this mean by "priority"? Is this from your router? Computer?

I unchecked "disable upnp"

I unchecked "disable upnp"
ok? what are your results, are you still having issues?