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| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
you could always host internet games and get them to join you. |
You could do this but then you'd totally dominate everyone else with you having a 0 ping time and them all having 100+ ping times and thats being generous. I used to host games and people would leave the session within minutes of me killing them in a blink of an eye.
This problem of lag has plauged online gaming since the early days when I used to play Quake. High speed internet has certainly helped a ton, but lag issues are the main reason I refrain from online gaming. Especially in games where precise movements and timing are critical such as SF2 on Xbox Live arcade for example. I stopped playing because I was sick of fireball movements, shanglongs ,spinning piledrivers (don't even bother with that one), etc., either not coming out or coming out after they were needed. You can learn to adapt to the lag as most do, but for me I'm just going to wait until better, faster technology comes out that eliminates lag.
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