gearsniper550

yeah i think so

for some reason when i was looking for a game i am getting connected to servers outside of the filter that i made. Is there a reason or am i doing something wrong

i checked through all of them and im pinging correctly on all games except halo infinite its the only one showing 1000ms. My router is connected into a verizon router.

i dont know if theres something going on but its doing it again, i couldnt find a game at all and when i try to use the ping heatmap it shows all the pings as 1000 ms and i have never seen this before,

just asking is it supposed to go from inactive to waiting for host when i search for a game

its still doing it even after i changed it to a playstation, im searching for a match and its taking forever. this is what the filter looks like when i start searching 2025-06-09 23-29-58.mkv

yeah im getting games with the filter on now, i was talking about the newest call of duty update last week. For some reason when i search for a game the filter looks like this is it supposed to start and stop like this. 2025-06-06 19-18-13.mkv

for some reason after the recent update ive been in a long wait time to n ever get a game on cod, ive been here for 2 hours looking for a game and i dont know why before the update my game was fine now i cant get a game. Is there anything i can do

Do you know when I might be able to change it back to PC or should I leave it

ok thanks

As in when i press look for game it used to show the geofilter filtering now it just says inactive the whole time

I have the r3 and I just updated it and for some reason when i matchmake it doesn't start up when I start looking for a match

so like i have it in the screenshot is fine or do i have to do it individually

i have 2 questions, for some reason when i play cod for example i have only a server that is 8 ms but when i play im getting 20 ms servers somehow. How can i fix this. Second question since im on pc do i have to setup my geofilter like this to get it to work for the multiple games i play?