Most likely, the LauncherSettings.ini file doesn’t point correctly to the .exe. It should be like ExePath=Game/CleanThirdPerson.exe unless you renamed something. Check that there is actually a Game/CleanThirdPerson.exe.
If you’re sure it’s pointing correctly, launch the launcher from visual studio and check the log for errors.
Either the IP in the game client isn’t filled in correctly, or there is a firewall/router problem. You can try making a shortcut of your game client and adding “server-IP -game” as arguments. So for example, “…/Game.exe” 127.0.5.15 -game. If the game client can reach the server, you’re at least going to see something in the server log, and the client will load the map, even though it most likely won’t get a character because it skipped the login process.
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This is normal behavior. I don’t remember the specifics, but it looks for some new hash file (not the hash.xml you see in the root) that tells the deployer that there is a new version to deploy. But like it says, there is no new version to deploy, simple as that.