Beelzybub

Your version, A20 (b238) is six stable releases behind. First, update to the latest version. (A20.6) Also, you have a world/save from a previous Alpha, which won't work and needs to be deleted. You can delete old saves & worlds using the Launcher/Tools/Clean game data menu. Your character profile is also either messed up or from an older alpha. Delete that using the Launcher as well.

There are a number of wandering hordes and screamer hordes spawning in your log. Some of the wandering horde spawns fail because they can't find you. As a guess I'd say that could happen if you are deep underground at the time. Some of them despawn as they are never discovered. This could happen if you're driving and don't see them. Do you mean that poi's no longer have zombies in them?

What ports did you forward?

You have mod conflicts. I don't know which ones, but this is the bad variable: ArgumentException: An item with the same key has already been added. Key: Custom Perks - Prestige Skills And you are using two different mod folders. You should just use one. Use this folder for mods: C:\Users\Mathias\AppData\Roaming/7DaysToDie/Mods And delete this folder: C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/7 Days To Die/7DaysToDie_Data/../Mods and any other mods folders you may have lying about.

Logs are in %appdata%\7DaystoDie\Logs

Your output log would be helpful. You can try cleaning your game from the Launcher/Tools menu.

Try disconnecting 6 of the turrets and see if it still happens.

It looks like your player profile on your friends machine is corrupt. They can delete it from their save to fix it, but you will loose your progress. They can you give you back your levels with the givexp command, and replace your lost inventory from the creative menu. Your player profile is in the "Player" folder from your friend's save. There are three files, *.ttp, *.ttp.bak, and *.map for each player. Delete all three.

This line shows a corrupt region file: You could delete the region file to fix the game, but you will loose any player built structures if you do. The region will revert back to it's original form. You may have some bugged electricity in the region, which you could fix by deleting the "power.dat" file from your save. If you're lucky, that will fix the region so you don't loose things you've built. You'll loose all your electric engines, batteries, etc., but you can replace them from the creative menu.

You could import new pois if that will work for you.

No. Can you post the server output log?

Can you post the server output log using pastebin.com?

Are you using GLCore?

Do you have electric traps, turrets, fences, etc. at your horde base?

Do you maybe have mods installed on your machine that are conflicting with the server's mods? You could test by removing any mods from your local game and then try connecting.

From a terminal with admin priveleges run this command: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth If it shows errors, run it again until you have no errors. After that, from a terminal with admin priveleges run this command: SFC /Scannow If it shows errors, run it again until you have no errors. Then try windows update again. terminal (Win11) or command prompt (Win10) windows can be opened by right clicking your start menu.

Are you playing on the same machine that's running the server? The player logs show the litenetlib connection failing. You should get that working. Could be; disabled, ports not right, security software interfering. Most likely ports. What ports have you forwarded to the server? Do you maybe have mods installed on your machine that are conflicting with the server's mods? You could test by removing any mods from your local game and then try connecting.

Try cleaning your game using the Launcher/Tools menu.

Third time's a charm. Follow Star69's instructions for help.

Ok good. Here are some other things to check: Your friends computer is over a year behind on Windows update. (this may not be a problem, but I think they should update to rule it out as a possibility.) I think your issue is network related. If either of you uses a vpn, that could be a problem. If so, you can enable split tunneling for 7D2D to bypass the vpn. Or disable it temporarily as a test. Most oem computers include a lot of bloatware that can interfere with the network. Asus GameFirst is one that is known to mess up 7D2D connections. Check your applications for any bloatware from Asus, HP, Dell, Razor, or any Lighting/RGB software and remove it. Then reboot and try again. Do your routers include any built in security apps that may be blocking or filtering traffic? If so, try to add exceptions for the game and/or it's ports.

I recommend you undo whatever you did that made it worse.

If you've used the settime command, it can mess up sleeper spawns.

Just you as the server. Also, if your friend is using wireless, have them try an ethernet cable. There may be some wireless interference, and wireless can suck for online gaming as it's half duplex.

Try shift-F6 while in the poi.