Constant DC's in Pre?

Malache

Malache

Ascalonian Squire

Join Date: Nov 2009

WI

[Grim]

Rt/

*hopes this is right forum if not please move thx!*

I've been playing for almost a year now, and haven't been to pre in a long time. Thought I'd try it out again, and for some reason I am getting constantly dc'd, like at least 2-3 times an hour. When I play on other parts of the game, like EotN, I think I've only ever been dc'd 3-4 times in months. Is this a common problem in Pre Searing? I would guess a computer or dsl problem, but like I said this doesn't happen in other areas of the game...

Warvic

Warvic

Wilds Pathfinder

Join Date: May 2009

The Netherlands

A/W

Strange. Can't remember having more d/c in pre. Apart from the d/c after long times of Deathleveling. (Sometimes),

cognophile

cognophile

Frost Gate Guardian

Join Date: Oct 2005

USA

I also haven't had any special problem with disconnects in presearing vs. other parts of the game.

Shadow Feathers

Ascalonian Squire

Join Date: Feb 2010

Common problem when death leveling in pre-sear but not a problem otherwise.

Lord Dagon

Lord Dagon

Desert Nomad

Join Date: Jul 2009

Inside the Oblivion Gate

The Imperial Guards of Istan[TIGE]

E/Me

idk why but i was getting the same thing about 2 days ago in pre. I decided id use pre to get party/sweet/drunkard points. I went there and in the first 2 hrs i got about 3 D/Cs. Now i havent been there in forever( about 4 months AT LEAST) and i dont think ive had a D/C before then( not even during the whole weekend i afked in the rings).
might have been internet but i dont think so.... hope you fidn a solution but at least for em ive been D/Cing in pre and not D/Cing in post... really preety weird.

Malache

Malache

Ascalonian Squire

Join Date: Nov 2009

WI

[Grim]

Rt/

Well thanks for the input ^^ I did a full reset of my modems & whatnot, and it seems to be working a little better... I did notice that it did happened more often during afk-ish activities (or lack of activities *lol*) So perhaps that's just a normal occurance.

Thanks again!