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Over my 12+ years of playing COD, I have recorded gameplay live (Elgato) with kill cams, watched in theater mode, and compared it to kill cams.    The kill cams are often incorrect (similar to your video) and do not apply the lag compensation in the kill cams accurately as shown from the live gameplay or theater mode versions.  

The guy can play COD on PC but doesnt know where the Screenshot button is. Hahaha

We have a firmware being tested internally currently so shouldn't be much longer now. Here is a rough change log so you can get an idea of what it includes. As you can see it's quite a beefy update, hence why it took longer than the previous ones.
Addition of Hybrid VPN Improved SmartBOOST performance Various frontend improvements Fix for memory leak (sometimes manifesting as being unable to access the interface) Potential fix for "frequent disconnects" issue Chromecast and local transfers fixed (this is the WiFi bug where devices can't communicate with each other when they're connected to the same WiFi band e.g. 2.4/2.4GHz) Fix for "No Internet Detected" bug in Setup Wizard IPv6 PPPoE now works with SmartBOOST Ping Optimizer reliability improvements UPnP Improvements Before you ask, no I cannot provide this to you before it's deemed to be stable so please don't ask as you'll get a disappointing answer!
When ready we will release it, please don't ask for an ETA!

Everyday we're getting closer, we're not going to rush it though, the more stable it is the happier people will be

He's correct: Antenna Gain is 5.25 dBi for 2.4G and 4.95 dBi for 5G 
 
 

Since switching from the R2 to R3 my WIFI light switch has intermittently worked even after re-setting up the WIFI.  Every since .21 I have not experienced any problems.

I will test and see what happens
 

Initially, I assumed that it was the authentication server in the UK.

Yes, in theory, I should not need shielded cables; however, you can get interference from a variety of ways (EMI, crosstalk, etc.)  That is why I switched to shielded cables (Cat 6a and 7) exclusively and threw away all other cables.  An engineering friend brought over an oscilloscope and we monitored the signals and could see the interference happening.  We identified some of the sources and fixed what we could.  There were a few others that I could not easily fix, but the new cables helped significantly.  

No worries.  I threw it away.  I have a lot of Cat 6a and 7 cables.

It's possible it was Geo-Latency, we're looking into the Geo-Filter as a whole as there are improvements to make, including occasions where you can get a game outside your radius, we're hoping to provide some updates this week

I've added black electrical tape to the front lights to lower the brightness.   Since the brightness cannot be lowered electronically, it would be cool if someone could develop a 3D-printed overlay that would go over the lights that only have a small hole for visibility.

That's only half of them.  That's the normal devices (~35) without any other people and some other smart devices that are not currently being used.   For the holidays, I expect to have an extra 20 people.

Heard back from a dev, yes they're both supported for both 2.4 & 5GHz.

Is there going to be a way to use the R3 and R2 together for a mesh network?

Looking forward to DumaOS 4 and just pre-ordered.  

Looking forward to DumaOS 4 and just pre-ordered.  

Got it.  Thank you.

Here are my settings for COD.  Many use similar settings on other other headsets including older Arctis models.

Here are my settings for COD.  Many use similar settings on other other headsets including older Arctis models.

I have experienced various issues (i.e., DHCP) over the past few years with R1, R2 & XR700 that act similarly to your issues.  One of the workarounds was to setup the router on a timer to automatically remove power for a small amount of time (i.e. 5 minutes) each day (or every other day).  I have since upgraded from a timer to a UPS with a scheduler.  This way I can also do the same thing for my modem, router and access points.  
With daily (or bi-daily) reboots, I seem to have less overall issues.

Anything new on a DHCP fix?

Not yet but I've chased them again.