#Can i buy cube world yet update#

I don't expect any of these to actually work (well, maybe Windows Update but I'm usually pretty up to date), but I guess they're worth a try. Run the game (and possibly server) as administrator.Suggested solutions will be tried to see if they have any impact: There are multiple threads on about this issue. To make matters worse, I experimented with playing by myself on the server, and found the same thing still happened.

I wouldn't be able to interact with anything (pick anything up, open any doors, talk to anyone or shoot anything) but I was able to wander around and explore new map segments. Elena would see me disappear from the world but otherwise continue playing the game as though nothing had happened, including fighting things (though strange glitches would happen like her being hurt by things she couldn't see) and picking things up. I, running the server, would see Elena stop moving. In particular, at some point after successfully connecting and playing, it would seem as though we would become partially disconnected from the world. Only then the next night we started experiencing some troubles. It took some fiddling, and the eventual complete shutting down of Windows Firewall, but we got there. We started playing about 4 days ago with me running the server on the system I play on, and port forwarding set up so Elena could connect. General server borkage: Multiplayer, NPCs, mapsĪs hinted at in previous posts we've been having some issues running our own Cube World server. The server had somehow borked itself.Īfter that we could connect, yay! but it was unplayable, boo!. When it came time for us both to do the chicken-wavey dance to connect several hours later general sadness was experienced - we couldn't connect.Įventually we figured out that we needed to restart the server in the 'Game Panel'. This was unfortunate because later there was trouble and it would have been nice to compare to see if it'd been completely working at that stage. I quit immediately and didn't do anything at all except check that it had loaded. I signed us up and a minute later received an email saying: ' Your Cube World Server has been provisioned on our network.' Sweet! I quickly logged on to the IP address provided in the email and loaded in to a brand-spanky new random-seed world (note there was no facility to pick a seed). So far the experiment says ' watch this space' and we haven't yet gotten over the first hurdle.

We were looking for something Australian-based and both Richard and I scouted around a little bit with the googles and came up with ' ZeusHosting'. We've decided to give some kind of hosted private servers a go.

Can i buy cube world yet