I've been getting two errors in game that are rather rough to work around. They're inconsistent and just annoying at this point.
I'm highly doubtful that what is happening is something system-side, and I feel like it has to be client side.
One of my friends recently bought a server, and I thought I'd bring this up to Bisect and the community so I can figure out what's happening.
The error in the image is most common. The other one is just NBT Data overload, which can be easily fixed with a pair of mods that exist to overwrite the overload. (I made sure to look into which ones would be needed.)
I do also have a theory. It's entirely possible that since my friends are using Windows, and not Linux, some files downloaded wrong. Now to put this into perspective, I'm on SteamOS which is built off of Linux, and only available for Steam Deck at the moment, which is the system I'm running this on. I get the feeling that there's a translation issue between some mods that get downloaded, so, since I'm on Linux some of the mods download weirdly, and my deck doesn't really like some of the mods so when something kicks in the logs, it just disconnects me from the server.
That's just a theory though.
This is a modded server too, should clarify that before continuing.
I'd have to double check with people on that side of things to see about the modpack, and whether or not I can send it other people's way, but logs from the game should hopefully be enough to give, so if you want to look at logs just ask me to send the latest ones. If I can't I'll get the crash to happen again, and then send the logs.
I'm mostly unsure of whether or not it's a client side mod, or a mod that has to be used, and I'm not about to sit down and look through 192 mods to pinpoint exactly which one(s) are causing this disconnection error.
I'd appreciate any help or ideas on/about how to fix this problem.


As if the server is borked for both - it's likely either the pack as a whole, or the server needs a reinstall to the exact versions of things in the pack - more often the latter




