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games that can be played with a slow internet (512-1mbps).

 

suggest some!

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Its not really the internet speed that affects online gaming, but rather packet loss or ping. So long as that is low, games will be fine. 

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4 minutes ago, d0pe_gam!ng said:

games that can be played with a slow internet (512-1mbps).

 

suggest some!

Any offline single player games

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1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

Any offline single player games

this. If one multiplayer is to laggy because of shitty internet, other will be as well. 

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Just now, PatrickK said:

this. If one multiplayer is to laggy because of shitty internet, other will be as well. 

I forgot to read the title, I should get another warning 

 

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6 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

I forgot to read the title, I should get another warning 

 

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Nah i actually agreed with you. I know the title says online, but if one multiplayer game is to laggy to play because of your internet, im 99% sure others will be to laggy as well. So either play Singleplayer or buy better internet. Maybe, just maybe co-op survival games might be better. Since lag doesn't matter as much as in shooters etc

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Dark Age of Camelot, World of Warcraft, Everquest Series.

 

Ok you'll have a hell of a time getting the client finished downloading (4-20 gigs) but then all is well.

 

9 minutes ago, PatrickK said:

this. If one multiplayer is to laggy because of shitty internet, other will be as well. 

you won't believe it, but some time back, game developers optimized their web code and stuck with that.

Nowadays they usually go like "oh current hardware and specs can't run our game well. Don't worry, when we release the stuff the hardware will be on par.

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2 minutes ago, Anghammarad said:

you won't believe it, but some time back, game developers optimized their web code and stuck with that.

Nowadays they usually go like "oh current hardware and specs can't run our game well. Don't worry, when we release the stuff the hardware will be on par.

I understand, but what has this to do with internet lag? There's no way of reducing lagg for your multiplayer. There's certain techniques like CS:GO uses for example, which tries to balance out player positionings. Meaning that, when your behind a wall, and on the enemy's screen you're still in the open it tries to balance this out. Not sure how i could explain this more clear. But if players have bad internet, they're is not much to do on your part if your servers are stable

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I know lag issues. But then that's not due to the bandwith but the routing from the provider. 

 

Pingplotter helps finding the culprits on the way from home to destination. If the provider is involved, open a trouble ticket that they get their s**t sorted out. 

 

Had to do that quite often with Telekom and O2. 

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csgo has good lag compensation, set your upload speed with 'rate <kbps>' - I suggest 64000 or 96000 from default 190000

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I've played WoW since the very beginning and at different times ive had to deal with terrible internet but for the most part it doesn't impact on gameplay, sure it sucks taking a day or two to download a patch but once its done as long as your latency is 300 or under its very playable.  As others have said, your ping/latency is whats important because game-play itself doesn't require a great deal of bandwidth. 

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On 6/12/2017 at 3:57 AM, d0pe_gam!ng said:

games that can be played with a slow internet (512-1mbps). suggest some!

Practically any game that lets you play against bots. CSGO, LoL, Call of Duty, Monday Night Combat, etc, etc. I recommend these games because bots are just as fun as against real players provided you bump up their difficulty a little. I personally find that most Call of Duty bots are just as good, if not better than playing against real players. Call of Duty Ghosts and Call of Duty WWII in particular. You get to use all the guns, skins and attachments without having to unlock them as well.

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