I've been looking on here and gamefaqs, can't find an answer.

I've read of plenty of people having problems with the multi, stats tracking, not being able to log in, all that stuff. Read a few problems that almost sound like mine, but i can't pin it down.

I can log in to crysis just fine, but once i start loading servers, EVERY ranked server switches to 1000 ping and if i try to join i usually get something along the lines of "connection to host could not be established".

I've been waiting for this to get fixed, but it's been...3 weeks (?) now, and I'm not sure if this is on their end or mine.

Anyone know whats going on there?

My antivirus insists it blocks it, but i have it on the "ignore lists" for them both, and even tried after turning them both off. Dunno what else could be blocking it.

Attempt # 2 -
How bout today, anyone know?

dont think anyone else has that problem, only a few servers are 1000 ping to me

i would say either your downloading too much or someone in you house is downloading too much or ure inet is just crap.


other than that it could be a router issue.

1000 ping = timeout when requesting information from the server.

In other games it tends to say '0'.

1000 ping = timeout when requesting information from the server.

In other games it tends to say '0'.

Yep, for me: all 4netplayers.de Servers (in Germany, near me XD) have 1000 ping, while they should have something like 50. Very few other server providers have this issue, but those are enough...

Cos the 4netplayers servers are **** up anyway. They're the only servers my game regularly "loses session" from.

i would say either your downloading too much or someone in you house is downloading too much or ure inet is just crap.


other than that it could be a router issue.

I don't think it's that.
I'm not downloading anything, and no one else is. (Usually the first thing i ask if my nets acting up)

It's frustrating the hell out of me cause i had absolutely no issues in the beta/demo.

Maybe a router issue, but i don't know where I'd even start to try and figure that out. (I've never messed with networking really)