mryjp
6 year ago
Technical Support
Hello.. I have a problem with Mudfish. It happens after Blade and Soul launched new launcher a weeks ago. Before I using new launcher (old launcher), everything is fine, no need to verify IPs when Mudfish on. Now, even I started Mudfish first before I start the game.. it keeps ask me to verify IP address by email. Friends, told me to disable FastConnect mode, but still.. not affect. I still have to verify IPs even Mudfish is on. When I'm using FAST CONNECT mode, this error appear. IMAGE BELOW :       Any help will appreciated. Thank you in advance.
  • typopsi
    6 year ago
    I have similar problem, when Fastconnect is on, the new BNS launcher won't open.
  • kwangseok
    6 year ago
    * Please try to turn off FastConnect mode or change your Connection Protocol. FastConnect mode will NOT useful in UDP. This feature is for _TCP_ services.
  • mryjp
    6 year ago
    I'm using FASTconnect in UDP and my ping decreasing instead I'm using fastconnect in TCP, my ping is high... weird
  • kwangseok
    6 year ago
    Is UDP with FastConnect mode make possible to launch it?
  • mryjp
    6 year ago
    YES. and lower+stable ping than using TCP with FastConnect mode. :D
  • kwangseok
    6 year ago
    I think you can stay with it if UDP with FastConnect mode is better than TCP with FastConnect mode. This experience possibly can help to someone other get stuck at NCLauncher2 in the future :) A technical information: FastConnect mode is an application using Varnish https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varnish_(software)
  • glkazama170
    6 year ago
    I'm having a similar problem Blade and soul won't open, the game gets stuck forever and if I activate FastConnect+UDP the launcher crashes.
  • glkazama170
    6 year ago
    I've tried Full VPN mode, it's not working either.
  • glkazama170
    6 year ago
    If I do that it works, but the latency is really high. It seems that I can connect if I use TCP as connection Protocol, but the latency is really high too.
  • kwangseok
    6 year ago
    You can inspect how network traffic goes on with tools like WinMTR or PingPlotter.