Is everyone having a problem playing after patching?
Darkhand
Join Date: 2002-11-01 Member: 3012Members
Join Date: 2002-11-01 Member: 3012Members
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The biggest thing is that even with decent ping, other players still seem to "warp" around rather than move smoothly. Maybe network performance just isn't optimized yet. Anyhow, you can hit people by kind of predicting where they "should" be, but nothing seems to interpolate smoothly over the network.
You can download and give feedback to help the next patch.
Tbh I don't get your attitude, unless you have some kind of download limit.
While you can host for yourself to see the crag shoot pretty orange clouds if you have a beastly PC , don't expect to see a proper game of NS. Even if you end up not suffering from lag , it probably freezes most of the players.
I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt since you are from Germany and didn't notice the misuse of the word attitude. When you use that word you're implying that I have some sort of problem which is in need of adjusting and/or fixing. I'll assume you were using a much nicer word which was meant to generate a pleasant inquiry into the goings on of my life.
I am moving into a home (New Home Owner Yay!) and we will not have internet and/or cable for an entire week maybe more. The new house also does not have much in the way of electrical outlets since it is very old. As such I am downloading a lot of multimedia to ensure we can be entertained during said weeks time. This will use up a lot of my bandwidth and Comcast (as with most cable companies) have a hard cap on how much you can download in a month. If you go over a certain limit they break your kneecaps and cripple your bandwidth. I'm not sure what this cap is, nor do I wish to test it. However 1.6 gigs of NS data which I can't play now because it's not functioning properly and will be useless to me next week or more as I wont' have internet is enough reason for caution about downloading this update.
Thanks NS2HD I'll be sure to check it out. Having a video will surely allow me to make a much more informed decision.
Fixed that for you.
except this isnt the case at all.
This is why we can't have nice things.
For me, it seems to be run slight worse. Maybe 4-5fps less from 25-30, but I can say that the improved hit-reg and additional content is more than enough to make up for the loss.
HD5850 sits at about 45% utilization, Q6600 is about the same over all cores.
My framerate has both gone up and hit registration now works. I've come across several bugs, with the only moderate one being that animations and players are very warpy.
Curious, what is your setup?
A lot of people have said its gone up where as mine has gone done. Was wondering if it was a Nvidia/ATI specific thing?
Wow, NS2HD makes it look so nice and fluid!
Did you get your hands on 153 perhaps?? (hah, just kidding :P)
thx, I let my TLDR membership expire so I will make long posts occasionally.
So I can't actually tell whether there are other problems.
Oh and the server is maxing out a Core i7 core at 4 players online. I wonder, on what machines does UWE test? Prototype machines scheduled for 2015?
Oh and the server is maxing out a Core i7 core at 4 players online. I wonder, on what machines does UWE test? Prototype machines scheduled for 2015?<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->
The thing about alpha builds are that they are not optimized, which means that they run differently on different hardware for various somewhat random reasons. A better computer will not automatically see a performance increase.
Core duo2
E6550 2.33gHz (no oc)
4 gHz mem.
GTX 460 1gHz (no oc)