Werefett
09-22-2011, 12:32 PM
Im pretty sure Im having issues on multiplayer. It feels like it takes too many shots for me to down people and things like my character movement and movement of others are crazy and seem to move faster and more fluidly. When I play by myself I have a better time aiming and moving.
I played a few matches on COD4 since Gears3 has no way method of showing signal strength, and I found that I had lag even when I was host. There were kills cams of me as host just standing there or running like a moron then dying while on my screen I was shooting the crap out of them.
Heres my results for a speed test, from a location roughly 100 miles away
http://www.speedtest.net/result/1496521907.png
Heres a ping test
http://www.pingtest.net/result/47319849.png (http://www.pingtest.net)
My NAT is Open, UPnP is enabled and when I play I'm the only one on my network, and I check my wifi pretty frequently and I pretty sure no one is piggy backing my internet
I cant figure it out, my xbox is kinda old the disk tray gets stuck sometimes and its load but I dont know if that could be whats causing it. Perhaps my ethernet cable could be to blame. Or it could just be the ISP but I have no way of testing any of these things.
Is there something Im missing?
I played a few matches on COD4 since Gears3 has no way method of showing signal strength, and I found that I had lag even when I was host. There were kills cams of me as host just standing there or running like a moron then dying while on my screen I was shooting the crap out of them.
Heres my results for a speed test, from a location roughly 100 miles away
http://www.speedtest.net/result/1496521907.png
Heres a ping test
http://www.pingtest.net/result/47319849.png (http://www.pingtest.net)
My NAT is Open, UPnP is enabled and when I play I'm the only one on my network, and I check my wifi pretty frequently and I pretty sure no one is piggy backing my internet
I cant figure it out, my xbox is kinda old the disk tray gets stuck sometimes and its load but I dont know if that could be whats causing it. Perhaps my ethernet cable could be to blame. Or it could just be the ISP but I have no way of testing any of these things.
Is there something Im missing?