Help with best settings for Destiny.

[thewilloxdiaz]

Recently i just quit playing BF and COD. The lag made my online experience a total nightmare. I still have hope for Destiny since uses p2p conection, i think. Can somebody please guide me for a decent configuration for the crucible mp? Im from Ecuador, south america and i would love to play only with people near my region due to location, everytime i go into the crucible i always play against players from US, they totally melt me and the experience is almost terrible as is in COD. 

 

Any help would be so much apreciated by a desperate gamer.

[G_or_Gazz]

Hi, there is a moderator who has done extensive testing for Destiny.  His name is Chive.  This link will take you to his profile page and if you click on 'Topics' you will get a great guide.    http://forum.netduma.../1066-chive972/

 

Destinys matchmaking uses servers in the actual matchmaking process, the connections are peer-to-peer based.  It gets a little complex as certain players host specific aspects of the gameplay.  This can make it lag for some, whilst being good for others.  Personally, I don't see the benefit of setting ranges for Destiny, others think that they have some success.  When you look at how the servers matchmake, then you would probably deduce that setting range is going to have little if any effect.

 

Your best bet is to follow Chive's guide and then have nights where you change one setting to see how it effects your "instance".  All in all, the Duma will ensure you have the best connection you can get, then its praying that you see few players hosting mechanics aspects during your play sessions.

 

Destiny 2 revises the issue of mechanics with bad hosts, simply by hosting the mechanics on their servers.  The actual connections will remain peer-to-peer.  This should bring greater balance to the crucible.

 

Good Luck

[thewilloxdiaz]

 

Hi, there is a moderator who has done extensive testing for Destiny.  His name is Chive.  This link will take you to his profile page and if you click on 'Topics' you will get a great guide.    http://forum.netduma.../1066-chive972/

 

Destinys matchmaking uses servers in the actual matchmaking process, the connections are peer-to-peer based.  It gets a little complex as certain players host specific aspects of the gameplay.  This can make it lag for some, whilst being good for others.  Personally, I don't see the benefit of setting ranges for Destiny, others think that they have some success.  When you look at how the servers matchmake, then you would probably deduce that setting range is going to have little if any effect.

 

Your best bet is to follow Chive's guide and then have nights where you change one setting to see how it effects your "instance".  All in all, the Duma will ensure you have the best connection you can get, then its praying that you see few players hosting mechanics aspects during your play sessions.

 

Destiny 2 revises the issue of mechanics with bad hosts, simply by hosting the mechanics on their servers.  The actual connections will remain peer-to-peer.  This should bring greater balance to the crucible.

 

Good Luck

 

Already did step by step his guide. Didnt work for me. It keeps conecting me to US player.

[markdewis]

I have already lag issue can anybody help me?

[Netduma Jack]

Already did step by step his guide. Didnt work for me. It keeps conecting me to US player.

 

I've responded to your General Support thread

 

I have already lag issue can anybody help me?

 

Hi Mark, welcome to the forum! If it's Destiny you're having trouble with, try these settings to start you off:

 

- 1000km Distance

- 0 Ping Assist

- Strict Mode Off

- 70% anti-flood

- Put your device in Hyper Traffic (in Congestion Control)

- Share excess enabled

- Reset device prioritisation & apply

- Disable deep packet in misc

- Ensure the ethernet cables you're using connecting the R1 to hub & R1 to PC are Cat5e+/can handle your speeds.

- Do an Internet Diagnosis test

 

Let us know what your Base Ping is, which can be found in the Internet Diagnosis test, and also what ping you get in game.