LightsOut

I'm no expert but if your internet is trash, a router isn't going to magically fix it

Now that the game has officially launched, how long does it generally take to have it added into the system?

Updated to the beta firmware and now the in game latency shows over 100+ms while the browser one from within the router shows 40's. Don't know which to believe but the game feels more like the 100+ than the 40...

When do you think it will be stable enough to be released publicly?

Early access is just a beta, right? I'm curious when you guys are planning an actual release to the public?

When it actually blocks them, sure but it doesn't block the servers half the time and there's no rhyme or reason as to which ones it does. Still, I'd like to hope that in the future, the option to block will work correctly and I'd like to be able to import them.

As the title states, how do I export all the blocked servers from the router? I have accumulated over 1428 servers on COD that I don't want to connect to, since neither the simple or the custom geo-fense is working and since I plan to factory reset the router, I'd like to import those back in.

Tried the new firmware and it looks like some servers are still getting through the geo-filter but if I disable them, it doesn't connect to them. Not sure why they're getting through the custom geo-fence but just an FYI that they are.

This firmware should fix the geofilter not working, yes?

The version it shipped with which is v4.0.20. I could be blind but I'm not seeing a setting where I can check if the firmware is up to date?

I had the same problem while playing COD. Did the following: Disable GeoLatency Disable PingAssist (set it to 0,0) Enable Strict Mode Disable Fast Search And still had the same issues of connecting to servers I had geo-filtered to be "off." Only way I got it to actually work was to go into the Geo-Filter Tab, then I fired up the game. At that point, the Geo Filter Tab showed all of the servers available to connect to. I then single handedly went to each of the servers I could see and clicked on them then told the router to deny connection.... one by one until only the two servers that were suitable to connect to were available. I think at this point, I could delete my custom geo filter and it would probably still work BUT I shouldn't have to do all that, right? Isn't that the point of having a custom filter, so that you don't have to deny servers connections?