AlexNavas84

Oh yeah, I understand it's meant to be used to get better ping, which in some way is what I'm trying to do but in another region when I play overseas with friends, but I get what you mean. Also I did a 3 days trial with ExitLag (without GeoFilter), just to check and connected to the servers I was using before, so it's weird that suddenly it's not letting me use it with my router. I will give it a try later and will let you know. Thanks for your help mate.

No worries mate. If I Deny it, the game basically won't connect (not even to the lobby, I would say I have been disconnected from the servers), but it seems like it's forcing it to connect to Australia, which is fine when I play here, but when I was using it to get better ping in USA (usually connecting to WZ California Servers) it would let me search for lobbies there, now the matchmaking all the time starts searching with my Australian ping. I knew GeoFilter was working because when I would start searching for a match it would say "searching for a game < 160ms" (sometimes it could be more, check the screen capture, obviously it would depend on which USA server it would connect). And this happened las Thursday, I was playing with my friends overseas, then the lobby got laggy and disconnected us, from there I wasn't able to use GeoFilter to point to USA

@Netduma Fraserthis server is showing as allowed and I don't have it on my list, I only have USA servers allowed for the moment, to get the better ping when I play there with my friends. As you can see that's not Australia, however, it shows 30ms ping. It's out of the filter area, in a wrong location on the map and also incorrectly showing as an allowed server.

@Netduma Fraser I don't remember adding that server in Australia, however, I did tried reinstalling the game, factory reset for the router, it worked for 2 matches and then again when I tried to find another game it stopped ignoring my USA radious with the California server allowed to start searching for matches again in Australia. Not sure what's going on, I have been doing this since Rebirth from WZ1, and then suddenly after I got disconnected to that match it stopped filtering. By the way, I'm not banned or something like that, I still can play normally, it's only the GeoFilter that seems like it's not working

Hey mate, I tried your steps, they didn't work. Is there something else I could try? I will reinstall the game, I don't think it won't make a difference, but I will give it a try.

I'm leaving this captures to show my GeoFilter settings

Hi, I know this is a weird question, I live in Australia and I usually use the GeoFiler to play in USA with my friends over there and I usually get like 150-180ms compared to 220-280ms I could get from them if they host the game. Today I was playing with them and in one game we lost the connection to the server and suddendly I couldn't find any more games in USA from Australia. Usually when I start searching for a match, instead of telling me the lowest ping I get in Australia, it would show me "searching < 150ms" which is the best ping I could get, but after that server disconnection from today I can only search in Australia (it would say "searching < 20ms"). I play from PC and my GeoFilter device is set to Call of Duty, the one that says Call of Duty-PC doesn't let me filter. Is this happening to someone else? or can someone advise what to do to make it work again? Thanks!

mate for me port forwarding works if I open the ports in the modem/router I get from ISP first, the IP adress would be the IP address my NetDuma R2 router gets in the modem/router and then in my NetDuma R2 I open the ports again for the IP Address of the device I want to open it.. does it makes sense for you? Just in case you want to test it