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As @DARKNESS mentioned the stretch resolution. Having a higher FOV is always will always have advantage over lower FOV. Now, each person experience will be different due to actually being able to see further distances. Also, higher FOV, can reduce FPS from being STABLE 60 FPS or some other games 120 FPS. But, the developers ensure the console at least hit the target max FPS for a longer time in the case of higher FOV. Another example about having higher FOV. Apex Legends, the max FOV is 110. But, on PC with a few configurations to the config file, can also Enjoy 120 FOV. As 120 FOV is not in the game, officially. Like the stretched version of Fortnite, it's actually not recommended to do so, as I believe you can't play 120 FOV at tournaments in Apex Legends. But, it's a noticeable difference from 110 and 120 FOV. All this to say, glad to hear you're having a good time with the higher FOV. What a Night and Day difference it is.

@Rozay Probably just one of those days. Going into the weekend, more players online, server load. Could be various factors at play. You can give port forwarding a try, again, and see how that pan out. I don't know what else could try. As you tried playing on servers further away and that didn't seem to help. Some may call, SBMM/EOMM, but that's going into speculation territory. Wish I could offer more assistance.

Someone mentioned paying for their microtransaction and getting an easier time as well. Also, @East provided a source of someone doing some testing on such a thing, where the channel provides some rather interesting information. https://forum.netduma.com/topic/39076-a-claim-is-made-that-reverse-boosting-fixes-hit-rego-lag-comp-etc-in-cod/?do=findComment&comment=344105

@Rozay I know this may sound counterintuitive, but, turn the Xbox off and give the xr500 a reboot. Let it sit for about two to three minutes after rebooting. Then, power on the Xbox, and give a gaming session a go. Sometimes, resetting the cache can be helpful. Since, you didn't change any settings. You also mentioned, everything is at default. So, I figure this must also be the UPnP being enabled by default also (this is how it is on R2). You also mentioned port forwarding at one time.

@Rozay Yes, the ES2251is known to possibly not have the puma 6 chipsets. But a Puma 7 or MxL, which the EN units, was not so kind of have on the early units. So it's been issues for those with EN Units. The ES in the first rollout years back was having some problems with dropouts, but that's all been taken care of with the ES Units. As the modem units from spectrum currently that would be 'essential' for gaming would be as follows since this is the main Units now; ET, ES, EN. But, yes, IPv6 ON, could potentially be of importance to XBOX gamers. PlayStation, to my knowledge, only allows the use of IPv6 for streaming apps. Although, they could allow game apps to also allow it, if the devs provide the implementation for it in their games. Great to hear you're having good results with it DISABLED. I know you're going to have an even better time when you get your Fiber setup just right, when you acquire it.

@Rozay What's the model number of your Modem from Spectrum? You mentioned Spectrum Router. When you felt the sensitivity feeling loose/doubled, was the setup Modem<R2 or was it Modem<Spectrum Router<R2 or Modem<R2<Spectrum Router, with IPv6 enabled? For many years, many have reported that IPv6, disabled, was always the best. @Zippy definitely can chime in here about Spectrum, IPv6 and Xbox. As this is their setup. Others have reported having IPv6 enabled helps. I personally, noticed those with Fiber ISP, tends to have better feedback with IPv6 enabled.

One thing I find interesting about this, the ISP. Spectrum always have things going on with their HUBs or MODEM and or Routers. If you're using spectrum OWN Modem or Router, this could also be something with that. As @Zippy and I noticed when it comes to Spectrum equipment. At the end of the day, what works for others may or may not work for others due to the way ISP handle the network and infrastructure is setup in your area. Now, what also might be a factor is the tech of the xr500. It does have pretty beefy hardware, along with the xr1000. One user theillestbeast consistently put out videos on the xr500 and xr1000 for a long while

I will add that, games that tend to have crossplay or soon to have crossplay with PC are prone to going up against hackers at some point. For example, season 4 of Apex Legends. I will never forget when I have seen someone blatantly using hacks on PS4 console. The way that all shots didn't miss, and it was with an L-Star, where the L-Star, a gun when it was released in those seasons was complete trash and 80% of console community was not that efficient in controlling such recoil and especially with the muzzle flash. I knew what Cronus was, but this was different. So, I check YouTube to see if anyone else notices. YUP! Someone posted a video about them running into said hack on PS4. This was before crossplay was introduced later in the year. This was in March 2020 and Crossplay released in October 2020.

I've always used the screenshot feature of Windows 11 snipping tool. Simply pressing and holding the Windows key + shift + S. Without having to open the program. It was also present in Windows 10 as you mentioned. But, in Windows 11, never actually noticed the 'record' button. Since I would simply, screenshot, save, and close. Very quickly. Lol. Thanks for sharing.

Yes, you can test on mac using command ping www.google.com -f -l 1492 drop 28 each time or until it no longer shows packet fragmented.

You can enable Geo-Filter around Germany and enable filtering. Now, open the game and servers may show on the Geo-Filter map. If it doesn't, then there are no servers available in GeoFilter. If you're trying to reduce your ping to the servers. You should choose the closest server to you in game. Again, When opening the game and before choosing character. The Geofilter should show some servers that available or being used by Aion. You should see the nearest server to you. I just find an article and I see that Aion Classic for Europe begin sometime in April 2023. Here's what the article states https://www.gamespress.com/AION-Classic-Server-Now-Live-in-Europe So I believe there's only ONE server for Aion Classic, International.

Geo-Filter should 'technically' work since it's mainly for when having PvP. But, usually, the PvP or Player(s) you're competing against. The server is already chosen when logging in. It's been a while since I played Aion. Geo-Filter shines, especially when it's some form of 'matching making'. If your PVP has matching making against random chosen opponent. Then Geo-filter should still work without having an Aion Game Profile in Geofilter.

@JoshTheLuz I think I may have found what's going on with your situation. When you added your IP ADDRESS. You didn't add the IP NAME and click the "+" address. Now, Where it says 'IP NAME' add the IP address for the IP NAME. Then click the plus sign. I'm still not receiving any info for the IP you given

I haven't done this in a while. But, I just tried on .208 firmware version and the IP address is indeed failing the ping. In the screenshot, you will notice it says 'failed' bottom right of the screenshot. I also have a pingplotter in the image showing a ping, but I'm not receiving any info for the IP address, only a traceroute.

The servers for the Ping Heatmap might be down.

It's good to see that you're able to achieve an (A) grade. Seeing that you have fiber and the +*ms is still above 15+ms is quite interesting. You also mentioned, anything you do to the Upload, hardly has any effect, which is also interesting. As both images show practically the same Upload speed when upload should be around 160mbps. For testing purposes, Disable Upload 'Share Excess' and reduce the Upload speed to 40%. See if that makes a change in your Upload speed when you run a test. As it seems, your upload is what's causing you some issues.

Netduma is not responsible for the services that being offered from that community is offering it. Now, third party services, such as what is being offered from that community. I repeat, is not a part of Netduma. Netduma community is being able to share and help others, freely. Yes, you're able to utilize the services that Netduma Offers, and how you use them is necessarily out of Netduma hands. But, once one is utilizing a sale or offering services with a fee attached. That's where it may be some problems. That's why you don't see that thread or "you don't have permission" to view it. As I believe, the thread was possibly deleted. I'm just speculating, but, I do believe it goes against Netduma's integrity. Take what I say, however you will. But, the Netduma community is about helping each other as openly in ensuring each and every Netduma User has an enjoyable gaming experience.

You would want to activate on the WAN. If it's not activated, it's not going to send a signal to receive a signal to receive the IPv6 from the Asus. Activate on both WAN AND LAN. LAN, is so all the devices connected to the R2 can have an IPv6 address. If LAN is disabled, no IPv6 address for those devices that is connnected to the R2.

This part. Only pay a small fee compared to full price and back to gaming. The CON is having to drive to gamestop just for the exchange. But, other than that, it's a good bargain. Yeah, this is the only tricky part. I've already gone the route of dismantaling and replacing the potentiometer that's housed inside the analog sensor module. I boght a couple of them just for swapping them out. BUT, it would be even better actually soldering them oninside of prying them open and swapping those bad boys out. Yes, the house can bend and break. So I definitely know about it being quite a troublesome task lol.

I've seen how the wolverine has held up quite well for those on Xbox. Also hear how well Victrix controller holds up, especially with it's naturally overclocked speeds. I play on Playstation 5, and I've gone through roughly several controllers due to stick drift. Solid controller, as plagued by its stick drift which they are 100% aware of with the introduction of the Playstation Edge Controller swappable analogs sticks. Razer does have a Playstation line of controllers. The one thing that consistently enters my mind is getting a PCB flex module and soldering it myself, and be done with stick drift for a LONG while. Glad to hear you enjoy the Razer. Certainly seems like a solid contender to 360 Controller days.

What works for one person, may or may not work for others. I do agree, it doesn't make networking sense as to why fragmented or lowered MTU works in this sense. But, the thing is, we are talking about Lag Compensation here. I didn't know what LCE was. But, I did research and there are some papers that actually states how it functions. These papers are not published in a MAINLY computer software engineering, but they do give a a sense of how it functions and the MTU is mentioned. Not only that, we are also including the use of SBMM along with it. So it's pretty interesting nonetheless. The paper I'm referring to is by Yifan Zhu published '22 https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9921990 But here's actual Lag Compensation for 'Multiplayer' gaming by Gabriel Gambetta https://www.gabrielgambetta.com/lag-compensation.html We are all just trying to find ways to make our online gaming experience enjoyable. Less Stress, More Fun.

Spectrum allows port forwarding from ANDROID/IOS app only. Of course, if you're using their router. Linked a video demonstrating this below. It does suck that many ISP in the US has gone this route. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7frRdlqE2XE

@Seye 2:41 that was a cheap move they did while inspecting. They wanted payback from all that Air Support. Lol.

That graph 😆 from TikTok That long range engagement at 9:00 was too nice. Late game be coming close. Way to close it out.

It has to be. I don't have 4.9152 Gbps or 49152000 Kbps / 49.152 Gbps . I guess some accounts are working correctly, while others are forever bugged. As it's only mentioned last year on reddit https://old.reddit.com/r/CODWarzone/comments/od35ge/help_inconsistent_bandwidth/