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Yesterday Sector3 released quite a major update with some great fixes, but it had an issue with the dedicated server. That has now been fixed with today’s update:
Update Details
Dedi version = 71.0.1245
Dedi BuildID = 6143373
Changelog
Dedicated server – Fixed crash at the end of sessions that occurred when any player had left the server during said session.
Dedicated server – Fixed name fields in the UI that were not populating, following our switch to https
I assume they did not publish a Client ID in their forum notification because only the dedi was updated today.
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