Well... That's the problem that the industry of gaming or anything requiring network access to outside systems is facing. Which is Internet access and speeds available to consumers are exploding but there is no regulation in terms of industry mandated standards. There are just far too many types of connections, configurations, and ISP implemented set-ups that just don't mesh well. The real people to blame here honestly is MICROsoft. If M$ would update their system and service to run IPv6 then NONE if this would be happening. IPv6 doesn't use NATing like IPv4 does. Until they choose to enter the present day of network configs, your going to start seeing these issues increase. It is partly to blame as well on the end-user. I personally am tired of watching humanity soak up the thrills and fun while it skates by on the backs of a handful who built, and understand it. Time to start learning or you shouldn't expect miracles, it's not as if you deserve them. This entire forum is a circus of bitching brats who have little to zero respect or tolerance for the complexity.