Milan Lame Man
06-24-2014, 06:09 PM
With the new client, there is a new funny state that I can be in.
I can "move", but the skills don't go off, autoattack does nothing, and I cannot zone out or quit.
However, I still see mobs hitting the empty space where I was some time ago, until 2 minutes pass and I disconnect.
When I die, it is not possible to click "Respawn" - the button is pressed but does nothing.
I play on iPad, that is connected through WiFi to a reliable cable network.
The nature of WiFi is that the link is not 100.000% reliable.
When I ping my device (iPad), the ping loss rate can be as low as 0.4% and I still get this disconnected state.
I can accept lag until the connection is fixed, of course. But when just a few lost packets mean that I will get disconnected from elite/energy run, that is simply not acceptable.
I understand it's not easy to fix, but it never happened with the old client. Perhaps you can look into what changed?
I would surely love it solved before Ursoth is launched :nightmare:
Also packet loss rate should be shown along with ping time. It's even more important than ping time.
I can "move", but the skills don't go off, autoattack does nothing, and I cannot zone out or quit.
However, I still see mobs hitting the empty space where I was some time ago, until 2 minutes pass and I disconnect.
When I die, it is not possible to click "Respawn" - the button is pressed but does nothing.
I play on iPad, that is connected through WiFi to a reliable cable network.
The nature of WiFi is that the link is not 100.000% reliable.
When I ping my device (iPad), the ping loss rate can be as low as 0.4% and I still get this disconnected state.
I can accept lag until the connection is fixed, of course. But when just a few lost packets mean that I will get disconnected from elite/energy run, that is simply not acceptable.
I understand it's not easy to fix, but it never happened with the old client. Perhaps you can look into what changed?
I would surely love it solved before Ursoth is launched :nightmare:
Also packet loss rate should be shown along with ping time. It's even more important than ping time.