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==Kicked for not using UDP== | ==Kicked for not using UDP== | ||
− | BZFlag | + | BZFlag always tries to use UDP networking. If you are getting kicked from servers for not using UDP, it could be caused by your anti-virus, firewall, router, modem, or ISP. The easiest thing to try is to disable your firewall and/or antivirus for a few minutes and see if you can play. |
− | + | There was recently an issue fount with the anti-virus program Nod32. It identifies BZFlag as a browser, causing it to block UDP communication. To fix this, right click on Nod32 in the system ray, go to Advanced Setup. From there, go to Web access protection > HTTP, HTTPS > Web browsers, and uncheck BZFlag. | |
− | + | If you still have issues and you use a router, try connecting your computer directly to your modem. If it works now, then it might be caused by your router. See if there is a newer firmware for your router, or try to determine if a setting in the router configuration might be causing the problem. | |
==Slow Performance== | ==Slow Performance== |