mw3lag wrote:

 

Excellent video well done to the commentators.

 

What i recommend is getting these vidoes to well known youtube commentators i.e. xjawz, syndicateproject, woodysgamertag, whiteboy7thst. The amount of subscribers these commentators have will definetly make sure this video is seen by a larger amount of people.

 

 

so we'd get 6 videos asking for likes and subs before they release a new video with some major change that none of those mentioned would have a clue about explaining as their think as pig poop.

I couldnt think of anything worse than giving those sort of yt starz anything but bad press especially woody.. what would get you know what guys girls suffer from lag comp as they are built for it comments.

and lets not forget how great the yt starz are at annoucing stuff. elite.. wah omg the world is going to end cods going pay to play. screw the lot of em they are the main reason i hate the yt community

baddress wrote:

 

G IH A IN ID II wrote:

 

Client payload is intentionally small. The issue with people throttling their connections is not one of bandwidth but induced latency either through router packet throttling or PDV from other means. This affects all opponents in the game.

 

How prevalent this practice is now I can only guess.

 

Cheers,

 

G IH A IN ID II

 

@ G IH A IN ID II,

 

Have you ever considered QoS tagging your game data in CoD, similar to what we do in VoIP apps? Given that CoD traffic is essentially a realtime app setting a high(ish) priority QoS on CoD client communications might resolve some of the issues particularly with certain ISPs and certain residential routers. I think QoS tagging on game data might help eliminate some of the unintentional PDV experienced. Food for thought?

I can see where your going with this i think although i probably got entirely the wrong end of the stick, but you''ll run into two problems very quickly, the first is alot of residential routers dont have the capacity to set any sort of QoS anyways.and

secondly and more importantly the game uses an implicit connection (udp) to add any sort of tagging you'd need to add that to either the mac layer or the ip layer , with udp you only have 4 fields of 2 bytes each to work with in the header , and on top of that you'd then run into problems with the udp checksum.

VoIP apps benefit from not using udp, meaning you can add and control data alot more dynamically rather than udp which is basically the intewrwebz version of crossing your fingers and pressing send

Hi is there any news on this host stutter when someone leaves the game and someone new joins

vims1990 wrote:

 

I do agree that coverage is low but I'm glad it's getting some attention from GHANDI. i.e. Capp00's Lag Compensation Explained video.

 

 

Seeing ping levels in Mw3 and BO would be highly beneficial as it affects the game alot due to the lag comp changes, however i doubt we will ever see this introduced as it would probably result in players entering and exiting matches on a large scale.

 

 

IMO, I think the devs are afraid of showing someone's true ping in the match. It's a reason why they hide it with bars.

 

And it's not just COD. Same applies to other FPS these days on consoles.

The reason bars are used is because the mass market have no concept of ping. Bars are used since they are similar to mobile phone signal indicators and, therefore, understood by even the most casual consumer, or that's the theory.

Cheers,

G IH A IN ID II

G IH A IN ID II wrote:

 

vims1990 wrote:

 

I do agree that coverage is low but I'm glad it's getting some attention from GHANDI. i.e. Capp00's Lag Compensation Explained video.

 

 

Seeing ping levels in Mw3 and BO would be highly beneficial as it affects the game alot due to the lag comp changes, however i doubt we will ever see this introduced as it would probably result in players entering and exiting matches on a large scale.

 

 

IMO, I think the devs are afraid of showing someone's true ping in the match. It's a reason why they hide it with bars.

 

And it's not just COD. Same applies to other FPS these days on consoles.

The reason bars are used is because the mass market have no concept of ping. Bars are used since they are similar to mobile phone signal indicators and, therefore, understood by even the most casual consumer, or that's the theory.

 

Cheers,

 

G IH A IN ID II

Thats BS. If you gave us ping numbers, we could easily show you how eff'ed up your matchmaking really is.What a joke!