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Yes, I was looking at those and couldn't find how he has his PC setup. In particular the mouse. I have the same mouse/pad and cannot get consistent tracking like he does. Where it "snaps to target". It does it intermittently for me and wanted to know what he did to fix it on his end. Another thought is there isn't any difference between the wired and wireless 502 Lightspeed vs the Wired (Hero) that I know of that would make a difference.

As yourself something...how is he keeping up using the most difficult gun in the game?

Another example why I believe what I believe.

dlb post

And what's with the consistent updates? I get a new update everyday now.

And here I thought it was a game bug!!! I wondered why sometimes I don't hear footsteps from some players. And you are right, they don't have dead silence. Yet they can run around, climb, jump and be unheard. And it's the same thing in Drift0r's video at 2:05:47.

This video is not safe for work but it's Drift0r saying the exact same thing. And check out the router he is using people!!! https://www.twitch.tv/videos/680911853?t=2h5m54s

Yup, I read the reddit post on that and it's in the game. But very few believe it though. Here's a video Wut!!!?? What!!!?? How?? Yup, it's a game design. And some people here think the router is bad and that's not the case at all.

Of course! you have 2 devices with nat routing options. You negate it by placing the router in dmz. So all the security, port forwarding, UpNp, etc are demilitarized to your router. When you do a check to see if you have double nat it will always show double nat but without the negative side effects associated with it. So now you can setup rules from your router instead of your modem. IE: Modem >>>>Router>>>>PC/Console. At this point your PC/Console shouldn't be seen by your modem, only your router. So now you can control the flow of traffic to your PC/Console directly from your router with no restrictions, issues. Just make sure your router is setup properly to recognize the modem so you get the proper ip address, IPV4, IPV6, etc.

then use the one the modem recognize. Just make sure it's for the R1.

Ok you should have two windows open. To the left is the GUI for your Modem. To the right is the GUI of your router. Navigate the GUI for your modem to DMZ. Then navigate the GUI for your router to where you can find the IP address of your router. Type the ip address of your router into the DMZ of the modem. Do not copy and paste. If that doesn't work check to make sure that your modem recognized your router's IP address in it's list of all devices connected to the modem. Make sure that the ip address matches.

Exactly!!!!!!!! This is it 100% It's like the game cripples you. I felt that in the game I posted results from and it effected my whole team. I've witness my teammates shoot 1st, empty half a clip and still die 1st. And when it happens you can tell an immediate difference. I simply changed up my playing style but depending on how bad it is you simply have to leave the server. When it doesn't happen at all you can go on a 30-0 spree!!!! But yeah the 1st sign is that someone on the other team becomes invincible. You can shoot him, put 10 rounds in him and still won't die. Another sign is when someone is way to "fast" running around the map. They aren't cheating because when they run up on you from around a corner they are just as surprised as you are and can't react in time so I melt them. But yes, you hit the nail on the head. That's exactly what it is. For lack of a better term we will simply refer to it as SBMM until more information is leaked about this. That's why I wanted to post a pic of the results. We were actually doing well for the 1st 3-4 minutes of the match then everything changed. I felt it but it didn't effect me as much as it did my teammates. And they weren't "Jimmy no thumbs" they were some competent players. Most of the problems was that odd latency and bullets not registering.

You have to use the ip address of your router and place it in the DMZ of your modem. That's the only real way to overcome double nat. The modem is usually provided by your ISP. You have to navigate that modem Graphic User Interface to find demilitarized zone (DMZ). Input the IP address that your router use. Then reboot your modem then your router for it to take effect.

I wanted to post the results of this match. I couldn't figure out why we were having a problem beating this team. I had absolutely no problem with the other team. Yet my team mates struggled, really struggled with them. We initially lead. Then we tied the match 4 times. It's the way they have sbmm in this game. And I know I've been on the other side of this but I simply quite. Problem is, now, they give you a loss when you quite a match. That didn't happen before. But I digress. What appears to be happening is that they have some sort of ADVANCE SBMM that is tailored per player. So no more equal SBMM were everyone sweats. Even though the other team had very low k/d's they were no slouch. But I could handle them none the less. Problem was my teammates were total cannon fodder. They did enough to keep the game close but sbmm was simply kicking them a new one in that match. So again, I don't think it's the router that's the problem. Sometimes it's like this and other times I simply quite out the match because I can tell something's not right. My aim is sluggish, hit rego is off and I seem to be a second behind when a player pops around a corner.

Is that the new build?

Yeah they are not the only ones doing it. Some of the videos I see make the other players look like bots. I'm curious to know how they are getting in those lobbies because even if you try to piggyback of a low rank/0.XX KD player SBMM is still in effect. I've only experienced a handful of matches were I felt like either my team were bots or the other team were bots. Doing things that made no sense. Like crawl walking from a spawn point. Hiding in the corner and looking the opposite way. Being oblivious to teammates and opponents but seems to follow a specific path. Trigger bot like aiming all of a sudden. And they either don't have any mics or will not respond to vocal/text chat.

The question is how are they doing it? We don't see level 10's playing in our lobbies. The lowest is 55. So how is he finding level 10's and playing up with them? I can only assume that if you played on the same lobbies as those clowns play in no one would have problems with their netduma router.

So there are bot lobbies in the game. This might explain why you get those easy matches. However, it does not explain how this youtuber is playing with level 10 bot/lower skilled players getting nukes. At this point I seriously doubt the problem is with the router for this game.

Could you keep all updated version(s) on the original post? That way it's easy to find?

Does Shroud use "Shroud" as his screen name in MW?

Update I've been improving my hit rego consistently now for a long time (even before creating this thread) and at 1st things appear normal. I win some lose some. Even came across good players. Although I wasn't always in 1st place I got pretty close and I knew I made a difference. The game during this time has been fun to play and all seem well. I could back out of games I knew were dodgy. However, as I seem to have plateau with an k/d increase of 0.35 overall from where I was before I began to notice some strange things. -I've seen dodgy hit rego with certain players. I'm not talking about with guns but with streaks. It takes more then normal amount of time to take them out! Vtol, Chopper Gunner, etc. It's very noticeable using cruise missiles though. With CM's I've hit someone at point blank range, out in the open and they walk away from it 😲. Yet I get killed by them while inside a building. I kid you not I'm fully inside a building and still get taken out by CM's. This really had my head shaking and these issues seem to arise the higher my k/d got. -Vtol rockets kill me through any open doors or windows now. -I've seen delayed explosions from clays/proximity mines causing it be pointless -It's taking a very long time to get into a lobby now. That wasn't a problem before. Although other excuses can be applied I find the timing of it a bit odd. -While searching I've been put into a lobby only to be auto removed from it. This is something that happens frequently now. Nothing wrong with the lobby I was in as far as I know. I'm just removed from it to be placed back in search. All I can say is SBMM in action. -Once I'm in the lobby NO ONE ON MY TEAM HAS MICs. And behave like bots. IE: In Dom they don't cap flags they go to predesignated spots and hover around there. I'm the only one capping flags. 🤣 -I'm put into lobbies full of more sweats now. Most I can deal with but the camping really get comically irritating. Because they crouch behind dark corners. 🤣 I'm seeing more matches go to the complete time limit, not fun! But if I have about 2-3 bad games I find myself making up for it in the next match. It's like this: 1 big win, another big win, normal win, cheaters (back out), cheaters (back out), hard match but no cheating, big win. -So, I decided to use another IP and with the 1st match this is what I get: I have a few good matches. So I went back to my original setup and still have a few good matches. None as good as those (you can see it my previous post). And all is well until I hit the k/d I'm at now. It is my opinion that even though you find that magic hit rego that lets you go ham a few matches this game is going to penalize you with the SBMM and other tactics that simply come off as a counter measure. Again, I'm no top player. I'm, now, playing at a level I find acceptable (when there is no dodgy behavior). However after reading, watching the complaints about this game it is of my opinion they are true. And I wouldn't pull hair out trying to fix what is "as intended".

Oh wow, it's been a while since I lasted posted here. I haven't found anything else that worked consistently other then the original post. I've been having a blast playing the game though. On PC I have to quite when I see cheaters playing but other then that I've found sweats not that bad now. Here is a summary of a few matches both on MW and BO4. This is now a major improvement for me. I still haven't found anything else that would improve hit rego and movement though. I'm by no means "top player" but going from negative k/d matches to positive k/d matches consistently I'm pretty happy.

I will defer to those who use R1 in this thread. However, trial and error is the best advise I can give. There is no one way fix for all. However, it does seem that creating a port range for traffic prioritization for those ports not listed does help. I would suggest you start by creating the 4 rules mentioned and play a few matches of both MW and BO4 to see if you notice any difference or not. I hope that helps.

Question for everyone: When you are playing MW are you playing at 1080p or are you using a higher resolution?

@Daniele Ah I see, some consoles actually use 3074 as it's identifying port, wow. Personally I would change that if I could. Anyway, are you connected via cable or are you using wifi? It's best that you use cable. Before you try the steps below (and were using wifi) try connecting via Ethernet cable 1st. If you aren't seeing anything in your Upnp other then 3074 I suggest you disable Upnp and setup rules for Port Forwarding. PS4: https://manuals.playstation.net/document/en/ps4/settings/nw_test.html TCP: 80, 443, 3478, 3479, 3480 UDP: 3478, 3479 I would also port forward any other port you found in Upnp. Xbox One: https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/Hardware-Network/connect-network/network-ports-used-xbox-live TCP and UDP: 3074, 53 TCP: 80 UDP: 88, 500, 3544, 4500 I would port forward any other port you found in Upnp. If you notice Modern Warfare port forwarding is very similar to the above: https://support.activision.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/Ports-Used-for-Call-of-Duty-Games PS4: TCP: 80, 443, 1935, 3478-3480 UDP: 3074, 3478-3479 Xbox One: TCP: 53, 80, 3074 UDP: 53, 88, 500, 3074, 3075, 3544, 4500 Next use Port Forwarding to open port range from 30000-450000 UDP then reboot the router. Use traffic Prioritization and make sure that port range is also used as mentioned earlier. Remember, this is a manual approach. So this is a little more time consuming. Also, we are testing here to see what might work for your case. Is this your experience?