Now I know that both pings are very good pings and any AOL user would be happy with such pings (glad i'm not an AOL user though :) ) , but at times i feel like even with 90-100 ping, i'm not where i see myself to be. the reason i say this is because every so often when i'm walking, i glitch back to smewhere else. is this a common thing that happens to everyone, or is it my connection? also, sometimes i'm rockin and dropping people like hulk hogan, but at other times, i'm falling like mike tyson. i'm not 100% accurate of course but i ain't bad. i have just played a month so i'm just curious as to how much of a difference a 40 and 90 ping might bring to the gaming experience.
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they dont make of a diffence unless it goes over 120. i usaly dont go over 10-20 so i dont experience lag often unless on a euro server. -
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anything over 60 is terrible.Comment
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Re: DIfference between 40 ping and 90 ping?
TrueOriginally posted by zipp0r
Our team had a server in Virigina and I would ping 90-120 and it would take me about 5-6 shots to kill someone. Now we got a server in Dallas and I get a 50-60 ping and I can kill people with the first two shots.Comment
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In other fps games, anything below 120 is fine...why is over 60 terrible in bf2? and i must say, i have been playing fps's for years now, like quake, quake 2, quake 3, half life, half life 2, half life tdm, etc etc, and usually anything below 120 is golden.Comment
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Re: DIfference between 40 ping and 90 ping?
Ping is the amount of time added on to a packet's total round trip from your computer thru each router on the internet to the server and back.
The more/slower the routers between you and the server, the crappier the ping will be. If you have to hop onto a Sonet and cross an ocean to get to the UK or europe, the pings will suffer even more.
There is a certain amount of time a packet gets to live.
I prefer to be in the low 20's to 60's that way I know everything is behaving rather well.
Now random accuracy, pillow fights and stuff not working??? that is the software problem not mine; and it will become a problem if the situation in the game is unplayable.
Once in a while your 30 ping will give you just enough time to deploy and fire your weapon should you run into an enemy who might be carrying a 120 ping and hasnt seen you just yet.
Good servers give everyone in it accurate time keeping and information on time every time.Comment
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what about if u have a ping of 0 cos i get a couple of servers were its ping is 0Comment
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Only if they build a new DSL Exchange next to my property line.Originally posted by Scott_995
Ive seen some of these 0 ping servers too.. half tempted to run a command line ping to see if they are indeed 0.Comment
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I have, they are not 0 ping, although I wish, would make for great battlesComment
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Originally posted by Scott_995
i think that means no data avable for that one sec or something happened to the server if you click on it a sec later it will go back up.Comment
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120ping is 56k territory....Originally posted by matasho
although playing games with almost any ping is possible, the higher it gets, the worse your game is, as you are lagging behind. try a game of q3 or halflife/cs and watch yourself get boned by the guys on pings <30 when yours is 60 or more.Comment
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the best ping i can get is 50 and i will not play on a server with a ping over 65. i'm a good shot and i can tell a big difference between 50 and 80. i'm also running@80+fps and a refreash of 120hz.
there has been a few time when i've been killed that didn't seem right. i checked there ping and they where around 12.Comment
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Re: DIfference between 40 ping and 90 ping?
Rarely will I play on a server that exceeds 90. For the most part I play on servers that are below 70. I useally ping about 100 servers that are below 90 and a 1/2 of those are below 70. So I have choices. If I didn't I'd probably play in higher pinged games. The game is very playable at those pings, especially my style since I generally stay away from the full frontal assaults, they bore me after awhile.
I do notice a difference in games that ping over 90. I must be all the elements are just too much for that high of a ping. Simply too much going on, not like older shooters where it was only your position and the placement of shots fired.
It's not much of a a difference, but given the choices available (many of them) , I'll always choose the lower pinged servers, no matter what game I'm playing.Comment
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the difference is 50pingComment
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Re: DIfference between 40 ping and 90 ping?
Ping isn't the only variable that makes for smooth game play. A constant and less noisy connection can be more smooth than a lower ping. For example, some of the Australian R2s get about 200 ping to the R2 server. However, since it's on a very nice line, they have no problems playing. Alternativly, we were playing on another server where they were getting much lower pings, but since those pings were jumping all over the place (from 20 to 70), they were all feeling the lag much more.
Myself, I've got a crap computer (still). Ping isn't that big a deal to me. Client lag is still much worse in many cases so I don't really notice much of a difference between 40 pings and 120.Comment
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