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ExitLag Setup Guide

ExitLag is a network optimization service that can significantly improve your connection to Dragon Crusade servers. This guide walks you through setup and configuration.

What is ExitLag?​

ExitLag is a proprietary technology that optimizes data routing by mapping out various routes between your computer and the game server. It maintains stable connections by automatically routing data through optimal pathways, reducing:

  • Ping/latency - Faster response times
  • Packet loss - More stable connections
  • Disconnections - Fewer random disconnects
  • Lag spikes - Smoother gameplay
Who Needs ExitLag?

ExitLag is most beneficial for players located far from the game server or experiencing unstable internet connections. Players with already good ping may see minimal improvement.

Setup Steps​

Step 1: Registration & Download​

  1. Visit the ExitLag website
  2. Select a subscription plan
  3. Create an account and complete payment
  4. Download the ExitLag application
  5. Install and log in

Step 2: Configure for Dragon Crusade​

  1. Open the ExitLag application
  2. In the search bar, type "flyff private"
  3. Select the game from the results
  4. Choose your game region matching Dragon Crusade's server location
  5. Click "Apply Routes" to activate optimization
Game Selection

Since Dragon Crusade is based on FlyFF, search for "flyff private" in ExitLag's game list. This provides the correct routing optimization.

Step 3: Launch the Game​

  1. Launch Dragon Crusade's Neuz.exe file
  2. Watch for an activation notification in the lower right corner
  3. Log into your game account normally

Step 4: Verify Connection​

  1. Check ExitLag's "Connected Applications" section
  2. Confirm Dragon Crusade appears as connected
  3. Monitor your in-game ping for improvement

Configuration Tips​

Choosing the Right Region​

Your LocationRecommended Region
North AmericaSelect NA/US region
EuropeSelect EU region
South AmericaSelect SA or closest region
AsiaSelect Asia or closest region

Rule: Choose the region closest to the game server, not your physical location.

Route Optimization​

ExitLag automatically selects optimal routes, but you can:

  1. Test different routes - Try multiple route options
  2. Monitor performance - Check ping before/after
  3. Switch if needed - Change routes during high traffic times

Troubleshooting​

ExitLag Not Connecting​

IssueSolution
No notification on game launchRestart ExitLag, relaunch game
Game not detectedRe-search for "flyff private"
Routes not applyingCheck internet connection, restart app
Still high pingTry different route options

Common Issues​

  1. Firewall blocking - Allow ExitLag through firewall
  2. VPN conflicts - Disable other VPNs while using ExitLag
  3. Outdated app - Update ExitLag to latest version
  4. Wrong game selected - Ensure "flyff private" is selected

Alternative Network Tips​

If ExitLag isn't right for you, try these free alternatives:

General Optimization​

TipEffect
Use wired connectionMore stable than WiFi
Close background appsReduce bandwidth usage
Update network driversBetter performance
Restart routerClear connection issues

Windows Settings​

  1. Disable Nagle's Algorithm - Reduces packet delay
  2. Set network to "Metered" - Prevents Windows updates during play
  3. Disable Windows auto-tuning - More consistent performance

Router Settings​

  1. Enable QoS - Prioritize gaming traffic
  2. Use Google DNS - 8.8.8.8 / 8.8.4.4
  3. DMZ for gaming PC - Reduces latency (advanced)

Is ExitLag Worth It?​

Best For:​

  • Players with 150+ ping
  • Players experiencing packet loss
  • Players in regions far from server
  • Competitive PvP players

Not Necessary For:​

  • Players with already good ping (under 50ms)
  • Players on stable fiber connections
  • Casual players who don't notice lag

Pricing​

ExitLag offers various subscription plans:

PlanDurationBest For
Monthly1 monthTrying it out
Quarterly3 monthsRegular players
Annual12 monthsDedicated players

Check ExitLag's website for current pricing.

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