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I did what I read on a guide. I changed the pc in device management to PlayStation and chose Manual. Since choosing call of duty PC doesn’t have Geo filter but when I’m searching for a game of Cold War I cannot find a single game. I’m trying to use the same server/radius that works for me on my PlayStation. am I missing any settings or done anything wrong?. I’m just wanting to use the same settings/server I use for my PlayStation on my pc. Thanks.
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Guys I got everything setup properly with my XR1000 congestion control, NAT OPEN, everything, however I cant connect to any server on Cold War of ping of 60-70ms or less. Should I just chalk it up to distance lag for CW? Pingheatmap has the best server at 27ms and I think I have yet connected to it. Im going to hop on Modern Warfare and see how those servers are and see what I can connect to. Any suggestions? 70 ms ping time is tough to play on. By the way I have A+ connection in the connection benchmark and DSL reports. Also congestion control is kicking in when I play so Im good there.
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Just really wondering what settings work for other people to see how They work for me, for congestion sliders, bandwidth allocation and what not, I mainly play Cold War on PlayStation
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After following this video on port forwarding and following each step as mentioned, my NAT type on LAN/Ethernet Connection is "Open" When the PC is the only device playing Cold War and it's on a LAN/Ethernet Cable connection, then the NAT Type would be "Open". However if the PC is the only device playing Cold War and it's on a Wifi connection then the NAT Type would be "Moderate". When the PS4 is the only device playing Cold War and it's on a Wifi and "Type 2" connection then the NAT Type would be "Moderate". When the PC & PS4 are playing Cold War at the same time then no matter what kind of connection the devices are on, both will always get a NAT Type: "Moderate" Note: I haven't tested LAN/Ethernet Cable PS4 since realistically that device won't have that type of connection normally. Adding the port forwarding rules has been the only way I have managed to get a NAT type on LAN/Ethernet Connection as "Open". Without the forwarding rules, I would get NAT Type "moderate" despite having the NAT Filtering on "Open" and UPNP enabled. (PC & PS4) How can I have the NAT type: "Open" while on a wireless connection? May someone please help me out, I'll actively be checking back on this post to see your replies. I'll try to provide as much information I can, thanks in advance. Modem: Netgear CM1000 V2 Router: Netgear Nighthawk XR1000 Download: 250mbps Upload: 25mbps Settings that I changed in the Netduma 3.0 OS, anything not on the list below was not changed from default. WAN Setup: NAT Filtering-Open LAN Setup: Reserved IP Address for Computer Wireless Setup: Enabled OFDMA for 2.4GHZ & 5GHZ Wireless Settings: Enabled MU-HIMO IPV6: Automatic UPNP: Enabled QoS: Traffic Prioritization- Turned off "DumaOS Classified Games" Other Time Zone: PST Discord: Kyūsuke#5267 -
I am wanting to set up traffic prioritization for my PC while playing Call of Duty Cold War. What is the best way to set this up? Thanks!
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I notice that Call of Duty Cold War is alomost all the time connecting to Host Type: Peer. I rarely get connected to Dedicated Servers. Is it just me or someone else is having similar issue? Any reason why its connecting to Host Type Peer almost all the time?- 5 replies
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Overall I enjoy the game but SBMM is so thick, you sweat in every game. I miss the variety of good/bad players jumping in and out of lobbies. It's almost impossible to grind weapons in these sweaty lobbies without getting melted. This sucks. Disbanding lobbies is also an awful idea. I remember back in the days when you started a kind of "vendetta" with an opponent, trying to beat them in the next game. This was soooo fun. As far as connection is concerned , I frequently get this "hi ping" icon but I'm pretty sure it's false alarm. Otherwise I play OK with my 40 € open source firmware router and it's built-in QoS (I have posted my setup numerous times in threads an DMs). I mostly quickscope but Pelington is a hitmarker machine and Tundra is slow as death. COD community for some reason despise quickscopers and they won trying to convince Treyarch to nerf these weapons. I preordered the game and I don't regret it. I'm looking forward to November 13 launch
