Please BIS do something for hosting COOPs behind a Carrier Grade NAT

[simon1279 52]

Please BIS do something for those that are behind a carrier grade NAT, (which is a kind of "the last fashion" for ISPs nowadays), other games on steam allow you to host a match and play it in COOP even if you're behind a carrier grade NAT, many ISPs are using CGNAT, because of IPv4 exhaustion, and considering the importance for hosting a COOP match in a game like ArmA 3, i believe this should be worked on, 4 friends with family and such can't rent a server to play one day per week, or it is tricky, time consuming and sometimes frustrating being forced to install 3rd party softwares just like Hamachi or Evolve, just to play a workshop COOP or a self made mission.

Thanx in advance.

[SavageCDN 231]

I could be wrong but I don't see what BIS can do about fixing it to work with CGNAT - it's a horrible bandaid solution that some ISPs have implemented.

[TrueCruel_Nobody 35]

Actually, renting a server doesn't cost much. On Nitrado, a 4 slot server for 30 days costs 3€.

http://server.nitrado.net/eng/order-gameserver/1

 

Select "Publicserver basic". I also own one with 10 slots (6€ a month) and they have servers in the US too (if you live there).