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Ground Branch Over The Network [DIRECT]

If you are hosting, you must forward UDP Port 7777 (Game) and UDP Port 27015 (Query) in your router settings.

The in-game menu where you filter by ping, player count, and game mode (PvE or PvP). ⚙️ Technical Requirements

The gold standard for stability. You can rent these from providers or host your own using the GROUND BRANCH Dedicated Server tool on Steam. GROUND BRANCH over the network

The game relies heavily on Steamworks. Ensure your Steam overlay is active to accept invites easily.

Networking in GROUND BRANCH GROUND BRANCH uses a model for multiplayer . This ensures a consistent tactical experience by having one central "authority" (the server) handle physics, ballistics, and player states. 🌐 Connection Types If you are hosting, you must forward UDP

While usable, VPNs often increase your routing hops, potentially raising your ping in a high-stakes tactical shooter. 💡 Tactical Tip

Add an exception for GroundBranch.exe in Windows Defender to prevent blocked packets. You can rent these from providers or host

While not data-intensive, a stable upload speed of at least 5 Mbps is recommended for hosting a 4–8 player squad. 🛠 Troubleshooting Connectivity

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