Some advice for new users..PC

[Zepsblackdog]

After a few weeks with the Netduma router, I'd like to post a topic about it's effectiveness.

 

Let me start by saying the AMOUNT of players online DIRECTLY affects the ability of the router to filter out Players that are farther away than you, or the server. 

As a PC player only, playing primarily Infinite Warfare, during a weekday (mid morning)  I MUST allow the filter to reach areas up to 1200-1500 miles.

This is necessary to get a game, due to the limited players online. Because of the limit I have to set, this allows laggy players to join. This is NOT the

fault of the router. The router can ONLY do what you tell it to do.  I had to do this just now in order to stop the long lobby waits.

 

During weekends and Saturday afternoons, I can decrease the filter to a mere 600 miles.  Getting ONLY those players that are in the DEEP SOUTHEAST USA.  It takes very little time to get a match, and the matches I do get, are lag free, and smooth as butter. A definite NOTICEABLE difference in gameplay.

This is an example of the R1 at it's finest..

 

So, for the newer guys, please give it some time, and record those players that you play with during times you are online gaming most. This will help you find that "MAGIC CIRCLE"  and enable you to customize your filter to times of day, good players, etc...

 

I feel that I have my R1 running like it was meant to run.  It is a good piece of hardware, but DOES require some time understanding it's features and potential. 

 

I wanted to post this to save some PC players time and frustration if they are having trouble finding matches.

[Netduma Fraser]

Awesome, thanks for posting this!

[GMDA]

Nice share. A little demonstration of setting it up and how this whole things work would be appreciated. Your information is good but needs visuals for other members to see and  to do what you're doing with your router. So post a video or something. 

[Neil_Hines]

After a few weeks with the Netduma router, I'd like to post a topic about it's effectiveness.

 

Let me start by saying the AMOUNT of players online DIRECTLY affects the ability of the router to filter out Players that are farther away than you, or the server. 

As a PC player only, playing primarily Infinite Warfare, during a weekday (mid morning)  I MUST allow the filter to reach areas up to 1200-1500 miles.

This is necessary to get a game, due to the limited players online. Because of the limit I have to set, this allows laggy players to join. This is NOT the

fault of the router. The router can ONLY do what you tell it to do.  I had to do this just now in order to stop the long lobby waits.

 

During weekends and Saturday afternoons, I can decrease the filter to a mere 600 miles.  Getting ONLY those players that are in the DEEP SOUTHEAST USA.  It takes very little time to get a match, and the matches I do get, are lag free, and smooth as butter. A definite NOTICEABLE difference in gameplay.

This is an example of the R1 at it's finest..

 

So, for the newer guys, please give it some time, and record those players that you play with during times you are online gaming most. This will help you find that "MAGIC CIRCLE"  and enable you to customize your filter to times of day, good players, etc...

 

I feel that I have my R1 running like it was meant to run.  It is a good piece of hardware, but DOES require some time understanding it's features and potential. 

 

I wanted to post this to save some PC players time and frustration if they are having trouble finding matches.

Wow, nice great post thanks for sharing friend.

[Ryan_Stevens]

After a few weeks with the Netduma router, I'd like to post a topic about it's effectiveness.

 

Let me start by saying the AMOUNT of players online DIRECTLY affects the ability of the router to filter out Players that are farther away than you, or the server. 

As a PC player only, playing primarily Infinite Warfare, during a weekday (mid morning)  I MUST allow the filter to reach areas up to 1200-1500 miles.

This is necessary to get a game, due to the limited players online. Because of the limit I have to set, this allows laggy players to join. This is NOT the

fault of the router. The router can ONLY do what you tell it to do.  I had to do this just now in order to stop the long lobby waits.

 

During weekends and Saturday afternoons, I can decrease the filter to a mere 600 miles.  Getting ONLY those players that are in the DEEP SOUTHEAST USA.  It takes very little time to get a match, and the matches I do get, are lag free, and smooth as butter. A definite NOTICEABLE difference in gameplay.

This is an example of the R1 at it's finest..

 

So, for the newer guys, please give it some time, and record those players that you play with during times you are online gaming most. This will help you find that "MAGIC CIRCLE"  and enable you to customize your filter to times of day, good players, etc...

 

I feel that I have my R1 running like it was meant to run.  It is a good piece of hardware, but DOES require some time understanding it's features and potential. 

 

I wanted to post this to save some PC players time and frustration if they are having trouble finding matches.

 

Great post friend thanks for sharing.