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conection in private matches is not the same in open lobbies


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3 hours ago, XINDINHA1000 said:

i have been been playing all day and unfornately disable traffic priorization or enable, changing qos,geo filter

but in private matches the connection still has delay on hit dettection, aiming, movement

i am using dhcp connection, instead of bridge connection 

on my internet provider software i disable upnp and enable DMZ

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There are broad percentages you haven't tried, you should go in 10% invertals, then when you get some good results go 5% either side of that number and doing that you can fine tune it. DHCP is fine, it doesn't make a difference. Don't deny the peers, they're probably servers, it is a server based game, also don't use the Geo-Filter for private games.

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No improvement whatsoever in the results? Was this with Congestion Control set to Always?

It's unlikely, as I mentioned previously, if your matchmaking games are fine then it doesn't look like an issue on your end and more likely something on the game side

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On 11/8/2022 at 2:18 PM, XINDINHA1000 said:

hey guys need help

i play competitve mode on call of duty modern warfare 2 and i dont know why but my hit dettection, aim assist, my skin movement are completely diferent in private matches.

The ping hits the same, it fells like a delay to aim.

My sensitivity in open looby and private matches are the same but the movement not even close

already tried changing qos, ping heat map, nat open 

i use the xr1000

DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON?

 

in a private lobby you are not subject to sbmm; but in open multiplayer lobby you are! in the open lobby what you are experiencing is sb nerfs, to movement, hit reg, audio etc; cod has been rigged for a long time now!

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