Re: Rainbow Six Vegas 2

**Acreo Aeneas** · 05-19-2009, 11:13 AM

This may seem like a stupid question, but did you activate the game before trying to play it?

Sometimes I've found you have to right-click on the title in My Games and click "Activate" because for some reason Steam didn't automatically activate the game.

**Hunter** · 05-20-2009, 08:29 AM

STILL DOESN'T WORK.

I've formatted my hard drive and set up a new operating system, any evidence of my previous install of this game has been obliterated. It's definitely activated, I even removed the old saves, so when it launched it asked me for the cd key again, which I provided. Still the same thing. It says "logging in" for a short while and then "The operation was canceled because it took too much time, try again later", and if I try again immediately, it says "operation failed".

Do you think it's because my connection is too slow? Because it's currently under a 200 KB cap my ISP put on it because I went over my download limit; but that's never given me any problems with other games in the past...

**Acreo Aeneas** · 05-20-2009, 09:46 PM

Originally Posted by Hunter

Do you think it's because my connection is too slow? Because it's currently under a 200 KB cap my ISP put on it because I went over my download limit; but that's never given me any problems with other games in the past...

Is that a speed cap or a transfer cap? I somehow doubt it's a 200 KB transfer cap as you would exceed that limit just viewing a few pages. If it's a speed cap, 200 KB is more than enough bandwidth.

It sounds like your game packets aren't reaching the global server. Check your firewall settings and allow exception for Vegas 2 and Steam. You might try hooking up your PC directly to your modem to see if you can connect to the Ubisoft Vegas 2 login server.

**TheDarkPenguin** · 05-20-2009, 10:58 PM

Sounds like a firewall is blocking your game from accessing the internet service...

**Hunter** · 05-21-2009, 08:16 AM

It's a speed cap. Speedtest.net gives me this from the closest server:

I only ran the test once so these results are not set in stone.

One weird thing just happened; I disabled windows firewall and was then able to enable UPNP in game which I wasn't able to do before. Still get the same error message though.

These are the ports I have forwarded on my router by the way:

TCP 3074 - 3074
UDP 3074 - 3174
TCP 10130 - 10130
UDP 10140 - 10140
TCP 80 - 80

Update: I got it to work! It's definitely the cap that is the problem. The other day I noticed when I was downloading R6V2 through Steam that if I restarted my router it was as if the cap was lifted for a short time, giving me much more speed (up to 1 MB/s) which made the download process jump up about 3% before going down (to about 24 KB/s) again. So I restarted the router, brought up the game, hit login and it worked almost instantly. Yay!

**SakuyaFM** · 06-28-2009, 11:43 PM

I've got the game as well. I'm reinstalling it as we speak (just because I feel like installing all my tactical/simulation FPS games

), now if I could find my old character files with my Captain rank on it.

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