Saving Failed

[Draxx]

Why do I keep getting a saving failed  ???

Makes me worried if/when I actually get a nice drop that it won't save  :'(

[11clock]

Bad connection?

[Draxx]

Bad connection?

But I have a 20mb/s connection  :-\

[igufed]

I had issues like that.  Figured out it was my router.  It had a setting called 'IP Flood detection'.  My problem went away when I disabled that.

Not sure if that will help in your case, but, that was my experience.

[Freeforall]

Bad connection?

But I have a 20mb/s connection  :-\

HOLY SHIZNITZ!!! I have a 3mb/s connection T_T

That's Texas for you :/

[RayRay]

Bad connection?

But I have a 20mb/s connection  :-\

HOLY SHIZNITZ!!! I have a 3mb/s connection T_T

That's Texas for you :/

lol Right there in your sig. xD

[krele]

I'd suggest fiddling with your router's settings first, yes...........

off topic:
@FFA:

Don't even consider whining... Look at my upload rate T_T

[Freeforall]

I'd suggest fiddling with your router's settings first, yes...........

off topic:
@FFA:

Don't even consider whining... Look at my upload rate T_T

Yeah but you have good ping. D:

[CherryPie]

Bad connection?

But I have a 20mb/s connection  :-\

The problem of these kind of issues is not your bandwith, neither your ping, well at least not directly.
You are getting saving failed when the connection is interrupted for a set amount of time.

If you are connected via W-Lan to your router, you should try to use an ethernet cable instead and check if it's getting any better, if not, the problem is probably provider sided or at least not in your local area network, if that's the case you'll have to contact someone from your provider to fix the connection from your house to the next access point.

[Draxx]

Bad connection?

But I have a 20mb/s connection  :-\

The problem of these kind of issues is not your bandwith, neither your ping, well at least not directly.
You are getting saving failed when the connection is interrupted for a set amount of time.

If you are connected via W-Lan to your router, you should try to use an ethernet cable instead and check if it's getting any better, if not, the problem is probably provider sided or at least not in your local area network, if that's the case you'll have to contact someone from your provider to fix the connection from your house to the next access point.

Contact them about what?...

Anyhoo I'll check the router settings and see if there isn't something I can mess with.  I usually play from my laptop on the couch while my wife watches boring shows so it may be related to that (wireless causing too long of a delay causing a timeout).

[CherryPie]

Bad connection?

But I have a 20mb/s connection  :-\

The problem of these kind of issues is not your bandwith, neither your ping, well at least not directly.
You are getting saving failed when the connection is interrupted for a set amount of time.

If you are connected via W-Lan to your router, you should try to use an ethernet cable instead and check if it's getting any better, if not, the problem is probably provider sided or at least not in your local area network, if that's the case you'll have to contact someone from your provider to fix the connection from your house to the next access point.

Contact them about what?...

Anyhoo I'll check the router settings and see if there isn't something I can mess with.  I usually play from my laptop on the couch while my wife watches boring shows so it may be related to that (wireless causing too long of a delay causing a timeout).

Yup, that's probably the case, so if you do not want to switch to ethernet cable, you could try changing the wireless channel of your router (normally it is 6). Because 6 is default, it could produce timeouts due to interferences between your router and other wireless devices, you could change it to 1 or 11 to get a steadier connection.