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Edited by Randy Rhoades:
5/2/2016 6:58:20 PM
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To all red bar warriors who play crucible
I hope your neighbor changes the WiFi password ;) <3
Edit: Got some troubleshooting tips for you red bar warriors. Alright so ask your mom for like 15 bucks, buy a really long (and I mean really long) ethernet cord. Next, knock on your neighbors door and tell them you need to inspect their router while hiding the cord behind your back. Plug that bad boy in and make sure you have a Pabst blue ribbon in hand to make sure it all goes smoothly. Congratulations,you've upgraded to a yellow bar ;))))))
Edit 2: You people realize this is a joke?
Got several private messages of people whining with paragraphs of these random people telling me about myself. Just comment down below so we can all share in laughing at you.
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Edited by panzerfaust: 5/3/2016 6:22:41 PM[quote]I hope your neighbor changes the WiFi password ;) <3[/quote] It isn't the neighboors problems, it's an architecture problem around P2P. A 6x6 crucible match will require for every playstation connected to the same line at least 10Mbits upstream. I live in a country with state of the art infra-structure (source: CIA Factbook), one of the best in the world (maybe because we are a small country) and most people have 30/10Mbits or 100/30Mbits (being first downlink, second uplink). Unless you pay 80/90€ per month (plus 6€ to PSN) you will have moments of lag.... If you compare the traffic from Destiny Crucible 6x6 (ex: Control) against the traffic from Battlefield on a server.... you will notice that an architecture where you have server/client and no P2P is far more efficient network wise. I would gladly rent a server so that I could play only the game type I like, control and with the maps I want with good connectivity to everyone. Thats how I made most friends which I played online, regulars from quality servers which loved the same experience. Nothing will change here, P2P will still be around alongside with PS4 bad design and cow milking ISP's... This shit will only stop when there's laws that require software publishers to advertise how much bandwidth their game consumes. If such happened, I'm sure many games using this crap solution (P2P) would remain on the shelves.
