For those TIM Italy users (and also a few other ISPs), I managed to fix Centipede - Currant - Cacao - Hare (and the occasional Weasel) errors that I got while launching the game and/or then trying to load in any activity, or even just running around destinations (only for PC users, I'm afraid). The fix was to execute in an elevated Command Prompt these following lines: [quote]netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled netsh int tcp set global ecncapability=enabled netsh int tcp set global timestamps=disabled netsh int tcp set global rsc=disabled[/quote] As a result, then executing [quote]netsh interface tcp show global[/quote] I get these parameters for my Windows 11: [quote]Parametri globali TCP ---------------------------------------------- Stato Receive-Side Scaling : enabled Livello regolazione automatica finestra ricezione : disabled Provider controllo congestione componente aggiuntivo : default Funzionalità ECN : enabled Timestamp RFC 1323 : disabled RTO iniziale : 1000 Stato unione segmenti ricezione : disabled Resilienza RTT non SACK : disabled Max. ritrasmissioni SYN : 4 Apertura rapida : enabled Fallback apertura rapida : enabled HyStart : enabled Profilo trasmissione cadenzata : enabled Profilo velocità : off[/quote] I have been testing this solution since yesterday night and I have not got Centipede, Currant etc., not even once so far. Please try and test this and report if you get the same results or even if you have different results. PS. after some more testing, the really important (as in, required) command is: [quote]netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled[/quote] It's said that this option fixes problems with old routers mainly; I really wonder what TIM is doing....