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mantlepiecek on 19 January 2011
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Baalzamon said:
4k1x3r said:

Am I the only one who think that he told that to the dude because he was pissed off of people whining, because they can't do anything to make the servers better (suposedly), so do they want to still play this way or they shut them down, and everyone will be very pissed off.

And by the way FFS guys, what kind of internet conection do you have, I never had any single problem with PSN, not a single lag, (I'm dlding at 1.8 to 2.2mo/s) and my PS3 is conected by wifi. I don't know seriously, something that went wrong somewhere. (ok, I had to open 4 ports that were adviced by several people but I will never understand how can people have lags). I have to find someone who has them to see what it is...

I was wondering the same thing about the internet connections.  We have 1mb internet that is wireless to a receiver on our house and then wireless to our PS3, and I rarely have problems.  You people really do need to get new internet or something, because the P2P servers are good in my opinion.  My only complaint is when I first got the game, it seemed like it would always lag for just a couple seconds immediately when the session started, but I haven't noticed that problem for quite some time now.

The connection speed hardly matters in games, what matters is the quality of the connection, or as some people call it: ping.

If you have a bad ping but a 40 mb connection, you will still lag. Which is why dedicated servers are so awesome because they have awesome connection and act as a host does in a P2P match, which means no more host advantage or severe location disadvantages. Also all major processing is done in the server itself, so it reduces the lag even more.

In the case of dedicated servers, the only way you can lag is because of your connection or some glitch. Or if the dedicated servers aren't that good.