Crossplay - why so much latency ?
Hi Crossplay on - you get into servers with a lot of players - no bots - but for some reason - I feel like I have 150 ms + of delay. Way too often I'm killed instantly I see someone. I could be slow...
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@Col_Larsen
There's clearly something going on, when playing with cross play off you can instantly feel the difference. And after all the posts here EA/DICE have to know this also, but what we get is silence.
Sorry, I wish I had an answer for you.
There's clearly something going on, when playing with cross play off you can instantly feel the difference. And after all the posts here EA/DICE have to know this also, but what we get is silence.
Sorry, I wish I had an answer for you.
It's because of the differences in recoil reduction and aim assist for consoles. Those extra values have to be computed at some point in the interactions between client and server.
So console to console, timing is even. PC to PC timing is even. Mixed, everything is slightly off.
@Adamonic wrote:
It's because of the differences in recoil reduction and aim assist for consoles. Those extra values have to be computed at some point in the interactions between client and server.
So console to console, timing is even. PC to PC timing is even. Mixed, everything is slightly off.
That and needing to go through Xbox Live/PSN too I would imagine.
@ElliotLH wrote:
@Adamonic wrote:It's because of the differences in recoil reduction and aim assist for consoles. Those extra values have to be computed at some point in the interactions between client and server.
So console to console, timing is even. PC to PC timing is even. Mixed, everything is slightly off.
That and needing to go through Xbox Live/PSN too I would imagine.
I have BF2042 on all platforms. There is no ping difference. No indication that console packets are making an additional hop.
Also not buying the theory that aim assist is server side.
I'm not saying there isn't a cross play latency issue, just not convinced in these theories.
