then I got to the conclusion that and a problem with the connection in CS2D, That's right, just in CS2D.. while surfing the internet, downloading files, loading videos, everthing is perfect, so please help-me, or else I'll just have to stop playing and occupy my free time with something else, thank for the helps
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20 repliesthen I got to the conclusion that and a problem with the connection in CS2D, That's right, just in CS2D.. while surfing the internet, downloading files, loading videos, everthing is perfect, so please help-me, or else I'll just have to stop playing and occupy my free time with something else, thank for the helps
but going back to topic having weak internet speed isn't
always the problem,first what is ping?
A "ping" is a message which is sent from one pc to another one and back to check whether the remote pc is online and reachable. It is measured in milliseconds the message needed for its journey (1 sec=1000 millisecs).
you live in Brazil right? the server your'e playing on might
be set on another country/place which means the farther
the server is based,the longer it takes to send their server a message. so either:
play on another server
live on another country (Lol joke)
try knowing where the server is based first and try that one.
BlackBelt has written
or else I'll just have to stop playing and occupy my free time with something else, thank for the helps
Go away, Nobody give a shit.
go fuck yourself, that would occupy your freetime.
@ Shawni: 'n @ iLoveUS: grow up annoying kids ..
It must be a problem with your connection (or the connection of the server you are playing on) because thousands of people can play CS2D just fine without these problems.
Maybe there are background processes running on your PC which cause internet traffic and ruin your ping in CS2D. Or your ISP somehow limits UDP traffic or you are simply playing on servers which are too far away from your location.
Close all programs and processes you don't need
Try other servers
BlackBelt has written
or else I'll just have to stop playing and occupy my free time with something else, thank for the helps
Nobody cares.
Ahmad has written
@ DC: too many people complaining about lag lately, it must be usgn problem, you know when usgn crashes the game freezes and I have to reconnect, maybe usgn causes lag when it lags, but only people with shitty internet quality will have that. Just sayin'.
You have 0 knowledge about internet, get out.
U.S.G.N has nothing to do with ingame ping.
The only connection that matters is your connection to the server. The connection between you and the U.S.G.N. or the connection between the server and the U.S.G.N. totally doesn't matter while playing. It only matters for login and the serverlist. That's it.
Ahmad has written
@ mafia_man: But aren't you like connected to it the whole time? so when it lags, you lag? because when it crashes my game crashes with it too.
U.S.G.N can't affect your game, because cs2d isn't connected to it. CS2D is UDP based, which doesn't connect, but it only sends message.
This is how it works:
You are trying to connect to cs2d server: you send packet to auth to u.s.g.n.
Then server is checking the auth.
When you leave server is sending packet to u.s.g.n that you aren't playing anymore.
Also when server is starting it's sending packet to u.s.g.n to add to serverlist, then it's updating info about it every minute by sending packet to u.s.g.n. If that info won't be sent then server will be removed from serverlist.
A speed of 1mbits/s down and ~0.2mbit/s upstream is OK.
Ping <120ms and jitter <20ms are (relatively) enough to play
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DC has written
You can even continue playing normally when the U.S.G.N. goes offline while playing.
But sometimes while playing, the game freezes and when I disconnect I find that usgn is on the yellow state although internet still working, and I can't connect to servers until I reinsert my usgn or play without usgn (stuck on verifying usgn). What causes this?
Its most likely your internet if other people have stable pings.
I've had 1mbps internet before but still have 50-60 ping.
Internet speed is not related to ping but rather how the ISP transfers and handles packets.
The required bandwidth as client in CS2D is quite low, you probably won't have problems with this unless you are still using a slow dial-up modem. You can run into trouble when hosting a server though because most internet connections have a very limited upload bandwidth (but a much higher download bandwidth in relation to that).
The ping depends on the type of your connection and geographical distance to the server. The infrastructure of the entire internet between you and the server is also important. Moreover your ping will get worse when you reach the bandwidth limit of your connection because packets must be queued in that case. This shouldn't happen in normal scenarios but it's possible. It leads to lags and disconnects in worst case. Note that the queuing can happen at any spot in the network. At any routing point between you and the server even if you are far away from using all your bandwidth. Maybe there is a point in the network which is overloaded because it handles lots of connections and not just yours. Connections to servers which are close to you with less routing points between you and the server are always better.
@ Ahmad: I can't tell you why the game crashes on your system but the crash is not related to the U.S.G.N.! That you can't login again instantly after the crash might be caused by connection/socket problems or timeout delays (the socket is probably not properly closed when the game crashes).
The game does not crash when the U.S.G.N. goes down while playing and you can see that the U.S.G.N. isn't down at all in your scenario because it works again when you insert your login data again. That you can't use the U.S.G.N. after a crash is just an effect of the crash.
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The importance of a good experience in cs2d is how consistent you can stay connected with the server.
Even if you can download a 2gb file in a few minutes, that doesn't guarantee less ping or jumps in the server.
Judging from that, it's probably that topic hoster's internet can not establish a stable connection to different continents.
Apache uwu has written
To test ping as well as jitter, try this.
The importance of a good experience in cs2d is how consistent you can stay connected with the server.
Even if you can download a 2gb file in a few minutes, that doesn't guarantee less ping or jumps in the server.
The importance of a good experience in cs2d is how consistent you can stay connected with the server.
Even if you can download a 2gb file in a few minutes, that doesn't guarantee less ping or jumps in the server.
This is good or what?