Killerelite06

Try using a VPN on your router or PC (alternatively use Cloudflare WARP).

What happens if you disable filtering on the Netduma router before opening FragPunk? If it works, then a required server is getting blocked and the Netduma team simply need to whitelist it

The early access version and the release version are the same. To enable/disable Geo-latency: Log into the router interface Click on the Geo-filter tab on the left Click on the 3 small dots top right Click on Settings *It should be the first option that pops up with a toggle to enable/disable it*

Have you tried ping assist? Make your filter size as small as possible, turn off geo-latency, and adjust the ping slider to around 35ms so it should find the same server as your xr500. *It might take longer to find a game*

JHB Game Server: 139.84.229.82 CPT Game Server: 13.245.38.151 Test IP in JHB: 139.84.230.2 Test IP in CPT: 3.5.230.32

There is nothing you can do to fix the issue on your end. By turning off crossplay you rule out 2/3 of the players (Xbox/PC) and an even smaller amount of players are searching for PlayStation-only lobbies You might find lobbies faster if you search for multiple modes or by covering more servers but no guarantees

According to some other users, it can have a positive effect. Adjust the settings and see what works for you no harm in trying different settings

Steady Ping can raise your ping while keeping it stable. It's available on the R3 and R2 Beta.

The red dot is where it should be

It's appearing in Cape Town South Africa.

Game: Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Server: 12NQUTY is in Johannesburg South Africa. @Netduma Alex @Netduma Fraser

I'm on PS5 and it feels like I am playing on 160ms (actual ping 4-20ms). Every gunfight is pure luck whether the bullets will actually hit or if the enemy will instantly melt you in 1 frame. Not even Netduma can salvage this game's poor netcode.

The update forced everyone to uninstall Warzone & multiplayer so casuals are either still downloading or waiting until the weekend. Fewer players = a higher chance of running into sweaty players.

Links broken 😪 @Netduma Fraser

Jokes aside people have to realize it’s a small team and there isn’t a way to quickly lookup a fix on Stack Overflow, YouTube or GitHub so their manually searching for bugs and coding the fixes Great things come to those who wait

You can use code CBASS for a small discount.

Tested it just now by sitting in the main menu of Cod: Warzone. It seems to keep Gaming active under Smartboost Edit: Stop prioritizing Gaming when I close CoD and just leave the console on.

Solo, so I was the party leader. No, I left the console on (sitting at the main menu) and the Macbook was playing Twitch streams while I was busy. I thought it was a UPNP bug but that wouldn't explain why a QoS restart resolves the issue

Console- Games.Edit: CoD keeps pinging servers even if you sit at the main menu. Macbook- Twitch

That's the Netduma R3 router...

R3_2024-02-25T14_05_51.345Z_logs.txt

The only thing running currently is 3 Twitch streams. It shouldn't cap out a 500Mbps line My congestion control is 90%/90% Always on

SETUP: ONT-Asus AX88U- Netduma R3 (DHCP/Static) Firmware: 4.0.41 QoS bug: After a few hours of gaming and watching Twitch streams QoS slows down devices to a few kbps until you disable/enable QoS. UI also loads slowly until the QoS restart Warzone - Stuck on waiting for the host never shows the stabilized message, adds the latency but ping fluctuates by 3-5ms. To open NAT on CoD I have to restart the router before it opens the ports Rainbow Six Siege- Doesn't stabilize and pings the matchmaking server as if it were the host (ingame ping 6ms ping on router 200ms+) Fortnite- Stablizes multiple times in a match

A good point could be an intended feature for convenience. They did say they want to merge the heatmap and geofilter at some stage.