Ha I don’t play for score or kd for that matter.I play it for fun.If u think u can do better with 160 ping do it what gives?Me I don’t care lol.If u want competition let the server come I will show u competition.Me and U 1vs1 both 3ms ping uh dreams.
Demand local servers in your area, they are forcing EA to bring more local servers to those who ask. Get in contact with the right people. You want it, you are going to have to work for it I’m afraid.
People are so clueless about the netcode (Ping etc..), It’s your problem that you have lag, NOT DICE.
The only problem is maybe the lack of local servers in some regions.
It’s so pathetic that DICE could come up with a “solution” for “OOR player problem” but not with the hacker problem. They got their priorities straight yeah.
What is the deal with playing with 100-150 ping? As long as your ping is stable there shouldn’t be an issue. I have played FPS games for 15 years. I live in The Netherlands, but mostly active on USA servers. Never had any problems…
Contact your provider for packet loses or maybe your router is outdated. Again the only problem from DICE theire side is the lack of servers in some regions.
No-hit-reg is a bug that DICE already acknowledged, it has nothing to do with netcode.
I have video evidence using vehicles, LMGs, pistols, grenades, and SLRs in an OOR server where I have over 100ms latency the entire match, and my hits register.
That’s because I didn’t lead enough compared to how high my ping was and how much I was lagging (again, that’s in the patch notes, DICE literally said if you have 100+ms you have to lead further)
Of course - it was my first game using an SLR with server-side hit detection because I had over 120ms, so I had to adjust.
But once I did adjust, as you can see, I hit my shots. The shots I missed, I deserved to miss and were not hits because I was lagging and not leading how I should have been.
P.S. - you can stop using all-caps, it’s against the forum rules.
Again it should be said that we’ve seen high ping players go positive and finish top 5. So its not automatic that a high ping player has no chance to have a good experience. You learn to play and adapt just like the low ping players had to do. Hopefully Dice won’t tweak it again after this upcoming “fix”. At the very least I’d like to see them give it a chance for more than a couple of days before making further changes.
My FIRST ever OOR match was after the patch to see what other people were experiencing, and I got first place on the winning team with an almost 2 K/D.
It’s different, definitely - but not that noticeably, and it’s NOT hard to adjust to.