I was having a similar issue; we couldn't join each other via LAN. We disabled UPnP in our router settings, and this fixed the issue. (replying on an old post as it is at the top of google search results, hopefully will help anyone with the same issue)

Read the modding documentation You are probably using the outdated t6r folder which was always not in our doc, not recommended and bound to be removed

If you have downloaded the game from Steam, search your Steam library for "Black Ops II", there should be 3 apps for it. Make sure you have the app of the mode you want to play installed. If you have the mode installed and the problem still occurs, then restart Steam and repair the mode's game files: https://plutonium.pw/docs/repair/ If you have attempted to repair game files but it still does not work, check that the folder you selected in the Plutonium launcher is actually the folder which Steam is currently using for the game by comparing the paths. For checking the selected folder in the Plutonium launcher, follow either of these: Open the launcher, select the game, click "Game Settings", and check the "Game Path". Press Win+R, paste this into the window that opens: %localappdata%\Plutonium, press Ok, open config.json, then check the path set for "t6Path". For opening the folder Steam uses for the mode: right-click the mode from your Steam library > Manage > Browse local files. [image: ETEnASg.gif] If none of the previous suggestions have worked, follow this: Go to your game folder. This can be done by finding the game on your Steam library, right-clicking it, then selecting Manage > Browse local files. Exit out of Steam and make sure it is no longer running. Closing Steam's window is not enough to shut it down. From the file path address for the game folder, click on steamapps. Delete the game's appmanifest files. The following are the appmanifest files for BO2: appmanifest_202970.acf appmanifest_202990.acf appmanifest_212910.acf You should find at least one of those files in your steamapps folder. Do not worry if one or two of those files do not exist. Reopen Steam. The game's mode should now appear as uninstalled when you check it on your game library and should now say "install" instead of "play". If the mode does not appear as uninstalled after doing the previous steps, restart your PC. Click the "install" button for the mode. This will verify the integrity of the installed files and will install any missing files that were not originally installed.

That gsc bots_adapter_pt6.gsc is broken. Either try to fix it yourself or delete it.

maybe is a old solution, just delete the plutonium's folder in .appdata/local and then reinstall the launcher, and i use windowed(Fullscreen) to play fullscreen

Sounds like you dont have the DLC.

wow very cool

@Mr-Android hello bro, i am also facing this issue now, i am from Pakistan, i checked firewall etc, the logs say connection with styx lost, any fix?

@Dss0 When are you thinking of getting this added?

it works with this command if someone has this issue in 2025. open cmd administrator a put sfc /scannow and then open the game

@Resxt said in Favorites list in Server Browser?: I don't think it'll be until a long time, if it's ever implemented Best alternative is to use this website https://getserve.rs/ Aw ok.

@yPireSs start zombies through the launcher, can't swap with the game's menu

The ban.txt file after the r4516 update would generate on storage\t6\main on the Plutonium directory of the person hosting if the host was a player, or on the Plutonium directory of the server if the host is a dedicated server. You could get the host to instead use the unban # command to remove the ban, where the # is the UID of the banned user which can be found in https://forum.plutonium.pw/api/user/username