Xbox Series X deficiency, immediate assistance required

Hello, YoRHa. Thanks for reaching out! My name is Lucas. I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user just like you. I'll be happy to assist you today.

On your Xbox Series X, please go to Settings > Network settings > Advanced settings > DNS settings > Select manual. It will ask you to manually fill your primary and secundary DNS IP. Try with these two combinations to see which one performs better:

Primary: 1.1.1.1 / Secundary: 1.0.0.1

Primary: 8.8.8.8 / Secundary: 8.8.4.4

After that, on the same screen, go to Alternate MAC address > Clear > Restart. This will restart your console.

After the restart, go to Network settings again > Advanced settings > Alternate port selection. Try with each one of the ports and see which one gives you a better speed and without that much packet loss. To test your connection (after changing ports and/or DNS), just click on "Test network speed" on your Network settings page.

Please let me know how it goes and feel free to ask back any questions.

What a load of complete and utter garbage. Every Saints Row game gives me crap when attempting to play co-op. If they want to institute something as stupid as an online pass for co-op, the least, most basic and obvious thing they could do is make sure it's
available.

I don't even see it listed on the XBox.com Marketplace. It must not be available at this time, which is odd. Did he look to see if it's available for purchase through the in-game Marketplace menu?

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Did he look to see if it's available for purchase through the in-game Marketplace menu?

[/quote]That was the first thing he tried. Since I know all games try to make it as easy as possible to give them your money. After that didn't work, I backed out and went to the marketplace from the dashboard. And I couldn't find it there either.

There is no xbox one series x

The series consoles are a completely separate from.xbox one

You just Confuse people by saying it

Ita xbox series s /x thats it

When talking about system requirements

Xbox one games work with xbox one games there is no requires xbox one s or x

It's just xbox one

Now with series games physical games are only compatible with series x

This does not include xbox one x or s

Digital games are compatible with series s or x but must be stored on nvme storage card or internal drive