Fanthom

If you want to fix bufferbloat go to command prompt (admin) and paste      netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disable  . Of course before do a restore point or  to renable the command is: netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal .  Tuning the buffer on your end doesn't really solve the issue on their end from sending at a consistent rate.

 

Many of us has the same thought as me...i am not "pro" player.....i play cod over 10 years..i am not noob..my accuracy is very very good the same the reactions.
I know sometimes i will play with players better than me...but every time?????
It seams that every time i was playing in a "competition"..others kill me so easy and i have to try hard to kill them...etc. they plays with suppressor in their gun and get kill so easy in a distance.
It feels that you play against players and against the game it self.
So with other persons from Openwrt we try to do something better....we are not network "gurus"...and find some usefull things to make it plays better....i say better...not perfect.
I see players that in every cod they have perfect connection.
We dont have the networking knowledge to do better things...someone will say that the problem maybe is my low bandwidth connection..i have 16000Kbps down and only 800kbps for up....but i see that people even with gigabyte connections suffer from the same issues...etc. shoot first die first.
So i dont think that speeds matters ....also we find via wireshark that game uses only about 200Kbps for upload and about 400Kbps for download....so everyone has plenty speeds to run the game.
I usually play in 80ms ping..many of you play at much lower ping....but again the same thing happens.....even if you play at 80ms ping or 30ms ping......shoot first..die first.
Sooo what the hell???
Speeds doesn't matter...ping doesn't matter....
For sure that guy that has perfect connection..and you see him in Youtube in a video like "fix lag in cold war"...will suggest some "fixes" that everyone knows..but the real "trick" of course will handle it for himself sure.
It will be something else that "matters"....and this must be investigated by the company who sells "gaming routers"...not me ..the user.
 
 

I test in game. I've been doing this for 3+ years and found that you don't need settings that give you A+ on DSLReports or any other site, you need settings that the game itself likes.
The amount of times I found amazing settings for bufferbloat only to find the game runs horrible...
Its in my opinion from my personal experience that CoD likes abit of bufferbloat.
Its sad though regardless. Any other FPS game runs perfect on my ISP router with no QoS but CoD... I often wonder why I bother tbh.