Its weird... I dont get it... ![]()
I tried using an ethernet cable and still hat package loss. After ~2minutes the package loss got less and then I had 0 new package loss...
I switched back to only WLAN and changed nothing else... Now its great again, with 0 package loss... Did already 2 river raids with 0 lost packages...
Hello @Acanis It could be difficulty to pinpoint the issue without other info, as you said it could be anything ranging from your IPS to the Game server, you could try to follow the troubleshooting to check if it is one of common issues https://support.google.com/stadia/workflow/10017321 or you should check on a speedtest in order check if you have ISP problem like speedtest.net
Thats what I meant with my 3rd sentence: I already tried the whole troubleshooting and it didnt help.
I send 1k pings to stadia.com and lost 2 packages, so 0% package loss with pinging over CMD. The speedtest you mentioned isnt checking for package loss. But here is the result: https://www.speedtest.net/result/10945987449
Hey @Acanis,
sorry to hear you have that problem.
I don't know much about packet losses, but I assume that either your ISP or your routers are doing there part there and that's why you encounter a packet loss on all devices.
To you have checked already to reset your router/routers?
As you mentioned you're using a Google Nest Wifi device, you could also check the following TS:
Maybe it's also worth to contact your internet provider and checking with them if your line is okay or if they can see any issues there that need to be fixed.
Sorry @Acanis I misread the part where you said you already tried the troubleshooting, sadly pinging stadia.com is not the same as pinging the game server where you are routed while playing.
The issue is present in equal measure along the day (during the morning and during the evening)? it could be some network congestion?
I tested it over the last days and different times. To see the package loss Iam using the streaming monitor of "Stadia Enhanced".
On my tv I just can "feel" the package loss, because of the "jumps".
Hiya @Acanis,
Could you try to play with a wired ethernet device, like a CCU with Ethernet connected?
Just to rule out some issues with WiFi.
Have you tried to test it using an Ethernet cable? just to rule out wireless issues?
Its weird... I dont get it... ![]()
I tried using an ethernet cable and still hat package loss. After ~2minutes the package loss got less and then I had 0 new package loss...
I switched back to only WLAN and changed nothing else... Now its great again, with 0 package loss... Did already 2 river raids with 0 lost packages...
It is weird indeed, but happy that you have no more packet loss ![]()
Although your problem might seem solved, make sure that there are no Devolos or PowerLines in use at your place and (even more important) at your neighbours' places (same house) as this can cause terrible problems with especially SVDSL-connections.