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Krafterz's avatar
10 years ago

Getting lagged back? Anyone getting this? (PC Problem)

Today I was playing some Garden Ops and for some reason I kept getting lagged back into a spot that I was just at. It won't let my use my abilities or shoot. If the game manages to connect for a second when the zombies would die their heads fall off, but during all this lag the zombies are attacking me without heads. I don't know why this is happening or what's making this happen. I closed the game and reopened it but when I went back to Garden Ops I still had this problem. Is this happening to anyone else? This bug is on PC Please fix it or let me know why it's happening.

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    10 years ago
    Approved

    @WootCandy wrote:

    Garden Ops is hosted by players and is very hit-n-miss because of this.

    Gardens vs Graveyards (and other MP modes) are hosted by EA, which I believe is Amazon AWS.


    As already suggested, and the above is the why of it, if you are not hosting, play the Gardens / Graveyards on EA's servers, and avoid the Garden Ops. 

  • I am getting lagged back many times in a game and it was not that way a few weeks ago. Something has changed and I am trying to see who else has this problem. I see this thread started about the time when unplayable lagging back started.

    Did they change servers to South America or something? It seems like I am trying to connect to a server with such norrible lag and I wish we had a server browser to choose our server to play on. So many problems all at once here.

  • @SgtRocky1369 If you're playing Garden Ops like the other posters in this thread, you're not connecting to a server at all - just another player and using them as the host. If they're connection is less than great, you will experience latency and connection issues - that's why its better to host your own games.

  • The_Arkady's avatar
    The_Arkady
    10 years ago

    Garden Ops is heavily dependent on the host's processing power and, more importantly, internet connection. If the latter is prone to latency, you'll get lagged and rubberbanded to hell, randomly booted, or - if you're lucky - told you can't connect to the game to begin with.

    If you're confident in your PC and your internet connection, hosting a Garden Ops match is a better bet than joining one; the drawback is that it may take a little before you see others join.

  • SgtRocky1369's avatar
    SgtRocky1369
    10 years ago

    I was playing gardens and graveyards..the rubberbanding has really got out of hand. I thought they moved all the servers to a continent other than where I was connecting from.

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