Nico834

The level of ping is not determined by you, but depends on the connection, so in general there is no such option. What you can do as the owner, if you are trying to focus on one country is to run the server in a data center that is close to the target audience.

If you have an MSI motherboard, cFosSpeed is installed by default on your computer, which in some cases may prevent you from connecting to the server. If you turn off or remove it, you will be able to connect again. Note that this is a server specific kick and cFosSpeed is enabled on certain servers.

Reinstall Grand Theft Auto in it's default installation path (C:\Program Files (x86)\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas)

Sorry, but we can't help with forks, so in this case you should contact NEXTRP with your issue

As far as I know, the issue that caused the ban was fixed a few days ago, so you can now start the game via Steam

It's not a problem if you have secure boot enabled and you don't need compatibility mode to run the game. If you have installed a recent version of Multi Theft Auto a long time ago, download the latest version from nightly.mtasa.com and install it again, then try to connect to the servers to see if the problem persists.

I can't help you in this regard, first of all, contact the server staff and make sure that the problem is not caused by your network connection, and I would like to quietly note that your copy of the game contains files of highly modified or unknown origin. It's not important to deal with 9it now if it doesn't cause problems during gameplay, but for the future you might want to think about getting the game from Rockstar Games and reinstalling it.

It is possible that the problem arises from the specifications of your PC, because many servers use resource intensive, poorly optimized and excessively high resolution assets. Have you tried playing on other servers? If so, did you experience this problem there as well? What about using default resources, have you tried them? If you don't know how to set up a server, connect to a server called Default MTA Server.

Reinstall Grand Theft Auto in it's default installation path (C:\Program Files (x86)\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas)

Try updating your graphics card driver

Reinstall Grand Theft Auto in it's default installation path (C:\Program Files (x86)\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas)

Some modifications in gta3.img are tolerated by MTA, however it is up to the servers to allow players to use these.

Have you ever thought about implementing a scenic flight? Something similar, but not for transportation, using a small airplane.

Welcome to our forums, qeliou! We regret that your request was overlooked, but let's try to finally find a solution to your problem. First of all, the files of your installation are heavily modified, not to mention that the files of dubious origin that it contains, such as gtasalauncher.exe, can install potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) and access your personal information. These modifications and files of dubious origin are not ideal for using Multi Theft Auto and may lead to unexpected results such as crashes, missing gameplay content or performance degradation. To restore the health of the installation and completely remove unnecessary files, obtain it from Rockstar Games and reinstall it, and run an anti-malware software at your own discretion (highly recommended). In the future, if you wish to play with San Andreas Multiplayer, consider creating a separate copy of your installation so it doesn't pollute the installation directory. If you skip this step, you won't notice any changes, because Multi Theft Auto can ignore files that would modify the game's operation and aren't necessary to run it. If these steps above didn't solve your problem, run MTADiag again after the reinstallation and feel free to let us know!

Please follow the steps below: - Please download and run the latest version of MTADiag on your computer. - Post the pastebin link generated by the tool here. * Requires administrator rights on Windows Vista and newer operating systems. * Requires the 2017 version of Visual C++ Redistributable.