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This is as small as possible to include all the EU servers, which is the best for me and what I'm trying to play on.

I used to not be able to tell because I had no way of knowing. But now that I can tell I'm never in a Bahrain server, sometimes even US which is outside my radius.

Yes, and I tried to allow them but then I would find a game from those allowed servers.

So since this problem is included in my other thread, maybe you guys should merge both threads into that one.

So I tried resyncing the cloud and then running the game again, and it loaded and logged me in. But I would connect to servers outside my radius and then get kicked out. This problem seems to happen all the same with Halo MCC and Halo Infinite.

I've been trying to use the geo-filter on Apex Legends and it's been a headache. Basically I included only the Bahrain servers and now I can't run the game

Any updates on this?

Same after factory reset.

So I just tried Halo MCC, and got connected to East US when it's outside my radius. but this time after using Geo-Latency, it didn't kick me out.

Saudi Arabia. It's pretty big and includes all the EU servers along with a couple others. My ping assist is set at 0,0 / off. What do you mean by search method? If it's the in-game you're referring to I haven't changed anything; open to everything. I just upgraded to the latest firmware as I read this, if it's the reason I might have to try again now.

I've been trying Halo MCC as well, and after I used Geo-Latency all I've been getting is US servers. So I'm thinking geo-filtering doesn't work I guess?

Hello, I just received the router and I'm very happy with it. But this issue happens sometimes and I don't know what's causing it. I have already disabled Steady Ping, Geo-latency, and fast search. and enabled strict mode, and have set Ping assist to 0,0. The game is Halo Infinite.

Yes, that's a given, but my question is technical about the idea behind the router, does it force servers? or just blocks? if it just blocks it's kind of useless 🙃, because games nowadays implement an option for local servers.

Hello, I'm new here and I just purchased the Netduma R3. Although it isn't my first Netduma, I can't remember whether the search times will be affected or not. Let's take this example to clarify, I'm searching at the same time players in the US are searching, will we find a match to a server close to me when I use the geo-filter? Or is it basically the same as using local search in for example Halo, where I would wait longer but would eventually be matched up with players who would get the same close server I got. Please clarify this to me.