awaiting information SP64

[jeep4lyfe 1]

This new error came up once today amidst countless CP7 errors. 
 

• The error happened near the end of my league qualifying lap.  
• Playstation 4
• 1.12 
• Unranked
• Wired
• 20 players/ 1 spectator
• I was not the host
• There may have been one more player with the same but myself for sure
• The problem may be able to be recreated 
• I can make the error happen by simply playing F1 2020 online.
• I shut my console down before getting that code. The code on the screen right now is BBJJ-ETRD-CBBP-AASC
• 2:52 I believe
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[BarryBL 4,314]

Looks like the host left or the session disconnected? Can you add your NAT type please @jeep4lyfe. Do you regularly run into this error code?

[jeep4lyfe 1]

@BarryBL NAT type was always 2. I went out and bought a second router and wired it in sync and it severely dropped my internet speed but seemed to make the connection more “stable” maybe. So I haven’t disconnected in 2 races with a 75% drop in internet speed which makes zero sense but here we are lol. If my other internet devices aren’t harmed too bad I’ll just leave it like that. 

[steviejay69 1,100]

If the second router is not configured correctly with the first then double NAT could be occurring.

WiFi connection is inherently more unreliable with regard to latency and drops. 

[jeep4lyfe 1]

12 hours ago, steviejay69 said:

If the second router is not configured correctly with the first then double NAT could be occurring.

WiFi connection is inherently more unreliable with regard to latency and drops. 

I only had a modem/router prior with quick internet. Never had an issue with any other game except F1. And I was always hardwired.  Then I finally got fed up after missing 7 league races because of it and bought a router and wired it in. It dropped my speeds significantly but must have somehow provided a somewhat more stable connection. 

[steviejay69 1,100]

10 hours ago, jeep4lyfe said:

I only had a modem/router prior with quick internet. Never had an issue with any other game except F1. And I was always hardwired.  Then I finally got fed up after missing 7 league races because of it and bought a router and wired it in. It dropped my speeds significantly but must have somehow provided a somewhat more stable connection. 

Without knowing what router you are using it's impossible to say.

Connection stability in terms of tangibility can be achieved in many ways. 

Wired connections are inherently more stable than WiFi due to them not being as susceptible to interference, but OTOH the majority of SOHO routers do not use QOS and are unmanaged switches with cheaper / auto-sensing ports.