The developers, as far as I have seen, are fairly active. The last and obvious thing, if none of the above fixes work, is to contact the developers on their official support page. This can cause some issues in online gaming, in your case, Outrides. The reason is that the secondary LAN wires get half the speed as the primary ones.
What I will say is, if you are on a Wired connection that is not primary, you should play on the primary LAN Wire connection. You have done it, you have seen it on every other support page of multiple games, and you already know it. I will not repeat the same obvious fixes like playing on wired, least users on wifi, Yada Yada. This fix is not that popular, but it has worked for me in the past for other games. Restarting usually frees up the stacked up data sent to your end and can sometimes fix these issues.
#OUTRIDERS CONNECTION ISSUES PC#
You should restart your router and The PC at least once to check if there is any congestion at your end. This has not only helped me in Outriders but also in games like CSGO, Destiny 2, COD, and other Multiplayer games. I highly suggest that you talk to your ISP and tell them to do it for you just to be on the safe side. You can do this manually if you have admin-level access to the Core Network. The second tip I can give is Port forwarding Outrider Servers to your routers.
#OUTRIDERS CONNECTION ISSUES FREE#
There are quite a few free VPN services out there so use any one of them. VPN fixes your routing which can be caused by your ISP bad routing. That way you can get the best out of it with little to no loss in gameplay latency. Ideally use a VPN with the same country that you reside in. One of the best suggestions I can give, which I have tried myself, is using a VPN. Some possible Fixes for Yellow/Red bar Indicators (For example for me the “big routing spot” is roughly 250 odd-km away). But more likely it goes to the next bigger routing spot (over a couple of smaller rooting spots) and then gets sent back to your friend. In the best case scenario, it goes to the next (probably a small) routing spot of your provider and instantly gets sent back to your friend.
You will still get routed through some connection points of your internet provider. When you play with your friend who is, say, in the same house but over the internet, you aren’t directly connected to him either. Nobody seemed to have the issues in the demo and nothing has changed for players internet-wise, but the lag has got significantly worse since the demo. The thing is, it can be difficult to have a match where this doesn’t show. It shows regardless of whether I host or he hosts. The one with the connection icon is on a PS4. I also have a friend in a different state where this doesn’t show. It can happen to players who are both on PS5 (or the same platform). I think it is very likely the result of the game’s plethora of server issues. What it does is cause lag which can be highly irritating. This issue has been reported by players who are playing with their own brother/sister in the same house. So this could be a problem of the game and not you because voice chat/other games isn’t a good indicator if it is or not. Let me first just say that your voice chat is probably not P2P and neither are most other games nowadays. Some players have complained that they are literally 20 feet away from their host and it’s still yellow. It will vary between yellow and red, based on the connection. This icon means your connection to the party host isn’t that great. Is the yellow icon in the HUD an indication of Poor connection? As far as I experience it myself, The voice chat can be perfect and other games may also work fine. Is it actually a problem? Here’s my clarification on this subject. A lot of players have been left confused by this thing which you are seeing in the above image.
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