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Hey Crem! To answer your question: yes, you definitely get connected to Scandinavian servers (mostly Stockholm) pretty regularly if you're playing from up here. I play on the Stockholm servers daily with a really solid, low ping. Of course, depending on the time of day and the matchmaking pool, the game will occasionally toss you over to Frankfurt or London if lobby queues are acting up, but the Nordic connection is active and consistent enough that you don’t need to worry about server availability. If you're on the fence because of ping, I’d say it's safe to buy!

Title: COD Matchmaking Stuck / Won't Connect to Local Servers with Ping Assist 0ms (Netduma R3) Hi, I’m having an issue getting Call of Duty Multiplayer matches on local servers when keeping my latency low. Router: Netduma R3 Game & Platform: Call of Duty Black Ops 7 (PS5) Setup: Custom polygon covering ~6 local data centers (Finland, Sweden/Stockholm, Poland). Strict Mode tried both ON and OFF. Ping Assist is set to 0ms. Problem: When Ping Assist is set to 0ms to force local servers (under 30ms ping), Multiplayer match search hangs indefinitely ("Searching for a match...") with 4 core game modes selected (TDM, KC, Domination, Hardpoint). Note: This issue only occurs in Multiplayer. Other modes like Endgame and Zombies work fine and connect without issues. Details: If I increase Ping Assist slightly, Multiplayer immediately finds matches on Central European servers (Frankfurt/Amsterdam), but the ping goes up to ~39ms, which I want to avoid. Account is completely clean (No Ban Detected on Activision page). Flushing cloud / resetting network hasn't helped. Is COD matchmaking simply ignoring these 6 covered local nodes in Multiplayer in favor of Central Europe due to SBMM, or is there a specific DumaOS 4 / Geo-Filter setting I should adjust so the game actually routes into the allowed local polygon faster? Thanks for any help!

Is that 4.0.645.sig newest uprgrade and do i need to factory reset after that @Netduma Fraser

So where do i found the link

Is that netduma r3 early access worth it