It's very annoying. Right now i had 1 server "could not join server,
session is full" even though there were 5/24 players in it! Restarting
the server fixed it but how the hell CSGO does NOT obey server listing
like every other valve game? They let people in, if there are slots free
but no, not CSGO. Instead people can't enter, even though there's lots
of free slots while Steam is stupid and thinks it's full.
-ics
Comberbach . kirjoitti:
Yesterday, I tried to join the server using method 1 (arrow next to a
friend within Windows desktop, without CS:GO launched yet) and it
worked beautifully; then I turned off the computer and came back an
hour later to join the server and the same method did not work.
It was stuck on the pre-loading screen (with the terrorist in the
background, not showing the map name yet), so I brought up the console
and it was trying to connect to the local IP of the server
(192.168.x.x:xxxxx). As you say, restarting the server allowed me to
connect with method 1 again.
How does everyone else connect to your servers? Does everyone just use
the community browser, since it is most reliable?
It's so retarded! DoD:S, TF2, L4D and all the other Source games have
no problem with this.
*sigh*
>
> Message: 2
> Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2014 18:37:58 +0100
> From: Fly <[email protected]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [Csgo_servers] How hard can it be: Joining a server
> client-side
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> <[email protected]>
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>
> I can confirm the problem. It might sound like magic, but installing
the
> server as root and with a real Steam-User (and not the anonzmous
gameserver
> -account) made me feel that from my end it was more reliable.
>
> I don't claim it always works though. It is somehow magic when it
works,
> and when it don't.
>
> What definitely helps is restarting the server or reloading the map. Do
> this from time to time.
>
>
> Am 24. M?rz 2014 18:18:45 schrieb "Comberbach ." <[email protected]>:
>
> > Of the 5 ways to join a CS:GO server ...
> > 1) Click the arrow next to your Steam friend on the Windows
desktop, then
> > "Join Game"
> > 2) Lauch CS:GO, click on your friend in the game main menu, then
"Join Game"
> > 3) Use the Community Server browser (add server to favourites, use
Friends
> > tab, find server manually)
> > 4) Direct connect (bring up the console, then connect
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxxx
> > method)
> > 5) Steam URI handler (steam://connect/xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxxx method
in a
> > chat window)
> >
> > ... has anyone in this mailing list managed to host a server which
allows
> > clients to connect using ALL of these methods?
> > For me, the direct connect method is the only way which has
consistently
> > always worked for everyone trying to join, but this is effort for
n00bs
> > (also there are issues with bringing up the console which don't
exist in
> > any other Source game). The Steam URI method, as we have commented on
> > before, leads to client-side performance issues and using the
Community
> > server browser basically defeats the purpose of having a pretty
re-vamped
> > front-end when all a player wants to do is join the server that
his/her
> > friend is in.
> >
> > So realistically, I want people to be able to join reliably using
methods 1
> > & 2, but it's extremely hit-and-miss depending on the player.
Perhaps it's
> > an issue with my launch .bat (it's fairly standard and I'm using
> > net_public_adr xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, not ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx in the
startup line).
> >
> > Does anyone have an answer to this, or is this another one of
CS:GO's many
> > perks? It's annoying the hell out of me.
> >
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