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Im on DSL light, that means 46 kb down and 7-8 kb up. Apparently i cant even play 2vs2 without my ping being anywhere from 300 to 700. Is it meant that way ? I can play FPS with 40 people just fine, as well as stuff like DoW, WC or SC. How comes i cant even play this game with 4 people ? Bad coding ?
FPS use servers, this games connection is P2P so its something on your end.
What about SC, WC and DoW then ? Why cant gpg use a code similar to 95% of the other games out there instead of doing is shitty like this ?
err DSL light?! thats LESS than standard dialup modem speeds! crikey you got conned
you got conned because you dont what you are talking about. Dialup is 56k, dsl light is 384k.
contradiction?
Perhaps you should look up the difference between KB and K lol.
Besides, if you quote, quote correct. There is difference between what i posted and what you quoted.
Wow, I wonder if you realize what a jerk you are being?
Go to speedtest.com and post results for upload here.
Cant you friggin read. I POSTED my upload not only once, but twice.
Its 7 - 8 kb per second which equals 0.07 - 0.08 mbit.
Wonder who is the jerk now.
So, apart from being stupid, does anyone know what upload is required per player ? i.e. 3 kb upload per player would mean you can do fine in a 3vs3 given you have 18 kb up.
Yes we do but we would like you to go to speedtest.com to get a real determination of your speed, not the ESTIMATE from your ISP. A search will quickily give you the per playert bandwith cost. We would be happy to help if you gave information and worked with people. Doubt I will check this thread again.
I find it very funny that you insist on speedcheck instead of believing what im telling you.
As demigod uses a peer-to-peer networking system, each player must transmit and receive from all other players simultaneously. Unfortunately it is unlikely that such a low upload speed (only 2x dialup) is going to be sufficient for any reasonable level of online play with Demigod.
Ok.
First, lets take a look at Demigod:
Then maybe, take a look at the requirements for online play:
DSL light is not (!) broadband, thanks.
Next time, read the requirements 
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