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You can leave it enabled

The game feels so backwards right now. From what I’ve noticed, the lower your ping is, the more you get handicapped and the desync is actually crazy 😭
My sweet spot has honestly been around 30–60 ping lobbies. Anything lower just feels off for season 3 MP

Em qualquer horário, mais no momento tudo está ok.

Okay good. Are you getting this at peak times or off peak times as well?
You don't need to do both, one or the other is fine

Parece ser uma boa ideia vou testar.

If it's just during peak time when it drops for example then that's just peak time congestion so I'd say leave it at your normal speed unless you're frequently playing during that time. If so or it's happening a lot of the time then setting to around 425 for the middle ground would be a good idea

It's best to tell it the speeds you actually have/expect so it's working with the correct information, otherwise you are unnecessarily throttling which could have the opposite of the intended effect. 

Hi,
There are a lot of known issues with latency issues in this year's Call of Dirty; many have stopped playing due to the mess.
I tried everything to get it better, but no matter what I did, it was always the same, back a few years ago.
It has been like this for years with COD, and it won't be changing any time soon.
I stopped playing COD at the end of MW3, and many other friends did the same.
COD is not what it used to be, and there isn't much the Duma can do to change their mess right now.
It may change with the new engine update with MW4, but time will tell. (Not hopeful at all).
I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but nothing will help; you will get replies from others that may offer some help. I took a lot of advice, and nothing worked

If its worse then it's not setup correctly, please make a new topic with what you've changed on the router and we can go from there

@scbba
Show exactly what you’re seeing, maybe. But I play at 40 ms and cook most above-average players with a 2+ KD, and that’s while playing ranked, not casual pubs. Anyone can have a high KD running through bots nowadays, especially in potato CoD with VM lobbies—wannabe streamers with their little dongle devices. I haven’t touched CoD in ages; I retired after BO4, especially after cheating got so bad with free-to-play.
It could also just be a network issue. Have you run PingPlotter results?
 

@scbbaI would just disable steady ping if you’re just seeing a variance of 5ms. That’s normal. You’re just adding extra latency for no reason. Steady ping is only needed in specific cases. 

Its like the normal filtering, servers inside your radius are allowed, outside are blocked but it just does it using a different approach. It can also help to prevent any cases where on games where the game ends and you can just stay in while it puts you into another sometimes you can get kicked to the lobby if it would be outside your radius usually but instead it would keep you in. So sometimes you can get games outside your radius if the game is persistent in wanting to put you in it.

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Good response above - it's one of those suggestions that float about the internet but in reality won't make a difference and if it does then it's almost certainly a placebo

Changing DNS is not going to improve ping or fix server issues. All it does is help you find information quicker. The closer a DNS server is, the better, and the more servers there are, the faster you get information.
No, routers do not find the “best” DNS automatically—they just use whatever is given to them by default, which is typically your ISP’s DNS if you’re using DHCP.

The servers aren't down, Ping Heatmap isn't showing the locations but that is on our side, it's not a reflection of if servers are online or not. It does not affect your ability to play the game or use the Geo-Filter

We are aware and due to the holiday in the UK the update for it has been delayed but it is coming and it won't impact your ability to use the Geo-Filter.

Okay so you don't need it. Correct, you have a very good ping so the game doesn't need to do anything to compensate

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It just affects how you connect to people but as most games use servers now, even for chatting this is less of an issue. If you do play with people frequently and you do notice issues connecting to not having an Open NAT may be the issue. For example if you both have a moderate NAT.

Port forwarding/triggering is really only required for NAT purposes, it won't specifically improve your connection to the game. 

I'll let others comment of course but one of the reasons you don't see too many setup posts etc is because there are so many variables when it comes to networking that a configuration that works well for one person may work terribly for another. I'd always suggest experimenting yourself to see what works best, as long as you don't expect 100% of your games to be perfect then you'll find settings that work well for you.

No worries! Congestion Control should definitely be used to eliminate any existing or potential future issues caused by other devices on your network - all it takes is one singular download on your network to use all your available bandwidth and start causing issues. We usually suggest starting at 70% and fine tuning from there - you could have it set to Always or Auto Enable if you just want it to apply when gaming and then you get full speeds at all other times - this does require Traffic Prioritization which I'll come to. Bandwidth Allocation you can leave at the defaults, you won't really see any benefits from adjusting it with your speeds. 
For Traffic Prioritization you don't need to prioritize all gaming consoles - if you disable DumaOS Classified Games it will only then apply to the specific devices you add. You may be referring to adding these devices with the Games Console service/rule - this does not mean it applies to all gaming devices in your home, it just means it covers the necessary ports that gaming uses per the device you add it for. This is particularly helpful for a PC for example if say Valorant when specifically added isn't prioritizing (it uses a different method to prioritize which is susceptible to becoming out of date). By selecting your PC with the Games Console service it will prioritize the game and won't ever become out of date like the specific Valorant service will. By selecting this it won't prioritize downloads or streaming, regular web browsing etc so you won't see any issues from a stray download getting prioritized for example. If you so choose you could just add your PC to Traffic Prioritization, you don't need to add all consoles. This should then in theory give you the edge if all gaming devices are being used at the same time.
That's fair enough, doesn't sound like you need the Geo-Filter at this stage.

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