I'm in a group with three other people. We've experienced rubber banding since the Missouri update. Not saying the update is the problem, just saying that is when we noticed it. It's not consistent. Sometimes we experience it and sometimes we don't. The latency between us is usually in the mid 70s to mid 80s. We all have internet download speeds of 500 mbps or higher and upload speeds of about 40 mbps. It's not all bad, however. We accuse each other of being the source of the problem which results in entertaining trash talk during the session.

i think i figured it out try turning off windows defender while yall play didnt play long after we did that and we had none after that

I have seen firsthand how some games have issues playing together on the same network. I do not know if ATS suffers any of these issues, but FS15 certainly did. Back when my friends all played that game together, two brothers living together had to do some network and timing trickery to actually join the same multiplayer game. We never learned why it happened since we had a workaround.

It sounds like something similar is happening to you since the issue goes away with your Hotspot. Windows Defender, like you mentioned, or a Firewall setting of some kind could be a cause, that is for sure.

I would highly recommend figuring out how to allow ATS or the ATS Convoy connection specifically to bypass Windows Defender, instead of just turning it off completely. If you disable Defender and do not have anything else, then you are running your computer with no anti-virus or security and are leaving yourself open to malicious software.

Originally posted by shooten chum:

When I play with my wife on the same internet it rubberbands really bad when we are close .we have fiber internet and decent computers if I switch to my hot spot it works fine it's just my home internet. We are both on either net cable .any suggestions would be great thanks

Please, don't use the same main IP-address to play the same game at the same time. This is a normal aftershock. You need one static IP for the host PC and n-amount for the other PCs on the network in your household. Most games are made to prevent you having multiple instances on one IP and/or game account.

To fix the issue you need to ask your Internet provider for n-amount of separate IP addresses while on the same network. Also, make sure that if the game has demanding requirements 100 Mbps upload & 100 Mbps download won't do. You will be needing a minimum of 250 received, not on paper.

I hope this is helpful.