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Satan1976 reacted to a post in a topic: BadboyBeaman claims something strange
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check out what he says @ 25 seconds in. I used to like what they guy did, but he has been making so many bullpoopy claims about what it possible using DumaOS.
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Just watched a video on YT where Beaman claimed that NetDuma / Nighthawk routers are able to be set up to trick Call of Duty into thinking your PC is a PS5 and is able to put into a PS5 only (non crosslpay) game. this CANT be true….. He is also continuously claiming that they are used to get bott lobbies. again, unless I’m mistaken this is also incorrect. any one clued up enough to set the record straight on this topic?
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Great, they seem to be located correctly now. Its still only ever showing peers when joining games though.
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Any idea when these will be implemented? And in the meantime, could we at least have the UK dedicated servers located correctly on the Ping Heatmap and Geo? Thanks ;)
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Satan1976 reacted to a post in a topic: how to get better hit detection
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So is it actually possible to get a 100% working/accurate Geo-filter option on the router, given that there are so many mis located servers the whole time. Because theoretically all we can really rely on is the Ping Assist. I don't want to connect to random Peers. I want to join Dedicated servers only. And from what I see recently, all I am connecting to is peers.
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Hi Guys. I have a few questions that I think a few people need some light shed on. My first image is the current Ping Heatmap for Europe for Warzone. As I have mentioned before, there are never any servers located in the UK. That was explained by saying that the French server was actually in the UK. If that is the case, will we ever see this located correctly? If not, what is the point of having a Geofilter?, because I run a tight polygon on the south coast of England to isolate a specific bunch of servers that I found when I got the R2. The second and third image shows a Peer icon on the south coast, which is ALL I connect to at the moment. I might only be speaking for myself here, but If we are going to have specific icons for peers and servers, then I would really like them to be accurate. These little things would make the whole experience of using the DumaOS so much more user friendly. It just helps the user have that confidence that their settings are doing what is expected of them...
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So are you saying only to use Classified on your device, and remove all port forwarding rules?
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This is after the Resync. Is it right that some of these French servers are actually located in the UK? if so can be located correctly? I shouldn't have to extend my polygon into the EU just to get a UK server, I voted FOR Brexit haha. And would you know what is causing the result list to be corrupt (in screen shot) its been like that for weeks now too.
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Okay, I will test again this evening. are you still in the process of relocating servers and updating the Ping heatmap?
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I tried with filtering mode off, and kept getting peer's at that north of France location, and the south coast of the UK. I put filtering mode back on and a 7ms ping assist and kept getting the Dedi in the screen shot.
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Spectating mode is when you turn off filtering mode in the Geo, is that right. I think that spectate mode is no longer called spectate mode... Unless my memory is bad..
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Is that really the UK one? Has it always been there? I have always avoided that location because I thought that it was a french Dedi. also if you search that IP geographic location it’s in the US haha
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My map has always been like in the image. I usually connect to the Dedicated servers that locate themselves on the south coast. But now it searches for up to 10 minutes and then only connects to peers at the same location.
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Same here. I really struggle to find games in the UK at the moment. I have team mates constantly dropping out because of the wait times.