While playing on my modded server with a friend, in rare ocasions some chunks in the world make my ping rise up increasingly as long as I'm in that chunk until eventually I get disconnected. I don't understand how, but it only affects me and not my friend at all.
This happened twice on this server. One was a chunk near the world spawn, very early in the game; and now months after I see one "ping killer" chunk again, on the sky while building a mob farm. My friend didn't believe me when I said only some sub-chunks (those inside the chunk that are separated by the Y level) in that area were making me lag and he put my connection at fault. So I made a video to prove how this is happening.
I don't understand this. Why on that place alone? Why only me? Do I "de-sync" with the server everytime I go up there and sync again when going back down?
I've thought about using MCEdit but quickly gave up because I remembered that I can't download the world, remove the chunks and upload again because Aternos only allows uploads below 200MB. And guess what? My world is way above it. So I really see no other way on how I could fix this.
FYI; my friend has basically the exact same setup as I do, with the same minecraft configs, same mods, and even the same crappy toasters that we call computers. Only difference is that he lives in another part of the city and has a different internet provider. You could say that maybe I'm experiencing package loss but I say it's impossible since it only happens on a specific place and we have used Aternos for years and this never happened before.