Without the router/ routing device having the static routing assigned/ defined, the static addressing is just not relying on the assignment route for its addressing and instead hoping that their assigned address doesn't step on another already assigned on the system or cause collisions.
As it looks like most are defining their static on the computer itself instead of defining it within the routing table specifically for the computer.
It seems that the way that people are assigning their static may be the issue.
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