Customers can play other online multiplayer games like CoD4 & MW2 right now using the exact same network setups, router configs, ISPs, etc. that they play MW3 with, but they can have relatively problem-free matches with other games.
Our current bandwidth & ping provide more than enough for other games to run relatively smoothly & consistently.
...Which is why I'm not convinced MW3's "lag compensation" problems have much (if anything) to do network traffic failing to be transmitted & received between consoles sufficiently fast enough.
Instead, I suspect something in MW3's programming is simply failing to accurately sequence/synchronize player actions.
Something in the MW3 host/server process probably acts as a sort of "traffic cop" to direct incoming & outgoing network traffic, and even though the traffic might be moving plenty fast enough, this "traffic cop" might be directing the traffic the wrong way.
