Two console issue

[hyperj123]

My network is setup where the duma is my modem and router. when I play by myself my hit detection is on point but when I play with my wife (second ps4) my hit detection goes out the window it seems. Should I be running the geofilter on both consoles? Ping is always under 35ms btw.

[RedBull2k]

try playing on her ps4 see how your hit detection is. 

[fakkel]

have you given one of the consoles a static IP (DMZ)?

 

What game do you play?

 

When you play a multiplayer game (peer to peer) are you always hosting the party? (being party leader)

 

Greets,

 

fakkel

 

[Netduma Jack]

My network is setup where the duma is my modem and router. when I play by myself my hit detection is on point but when I play with my wife (second ps4) my hit detection goes out the window it seems. Should I be running the geofilter on both consoles? Ping is always under 35ms btw.

 

You could afford to use the Geo-filter on both consoles when you're playing alone. A few factors will influence your gameplay when you're playing in a group however - you will always experience somewhat worse gameplay when playing in a group due to the nature of group play. For the best gameplay, you should always go at it alone. Make sure both your PS4's are in hyper traffic, your anti-flood is on 70/70, and your device prioritisation is reset.

[hyperj123]

This might sound like a dumb question but if both consoles are in hyper traffic which one gets put in line first? Additionally there is no dmz mode on the Duma. Lastly I messed around with CC and got an A+ bufferbloat. Should I go back to 70/70? Right now it's around 50/35 which gives me that rating.

[Netduma Jack]

This might sound like a dumb question but if both consoles are in hyper traffic which one gets put in line first? Additionally there is no dmz mode on the Duma. Lastly I messed around with CC and got an A+ bufferbloat. Should I go back to 70/70? Right now it's around 50/35 which gives me that rating.

 

2 consoles in Hyper Traffic cannot be prioritised over each other, but are prioritised over all other devices on the network. They work on a first-come first-served basis - if a packet arrived for PS4 A, the packet would leave first for PS4 A over PS4 B. They are essentially prioritised at the same rate given how many packets arrive and are sent.

 

If you've figured out the best Anti Flood setting for you then just keep it how it is - we recommend 70/70 generally because it's an all-rounder and gives you enough room to avoid bufferbloat etc.

 

Also we hope to add a DMZ feature soon enough, probably some time after we launch DumaOS.