MadPropz101
"I still got it...but not much of it"
MK11 netcode is godlike tbh whachu talkin bout
I think it's a cool video, and nicely presented.
Yes, the blending is exactly what NRS does. This gives you, the player, the option to set that specific amount of blending. Or you can just forgo any sort of rollback and just use dynamic input latency, akin to MK9/Inj1/MKX pre-rollback.
Yes, another issue I forgot about. Thank you. Input lag, buttons not registering nor responding and you get hit for it. It's the dumbest thing ever, it doesn't help that this games general responsiveness is slow af but sadly thats just how they made the games speed like a tortious
I always chalked it up to way that nrs games just never feel consistent. Like you can practice a combo a million times and still never feel like you got the timing down.
This is actually very impressive. The way most ggpo games do it is just adding a delay option in "online options". This would be amazing and also looks to guide the player without too much confusion.
I wish I could like this a million times but I never had this issue with mkx
I think the problem is NRS on PS4. I played Injustice 2 on both PS4 and PC. PS4 had the most issues with inputs.
Is it possible that the PS4 pad is actually what's eating the inputs? Because MK11 itself doesn't really 'eat inputs'.
There is always the chance that mistiming buttons, or worn pads could cause something the user describes as input eating, but referencing the interview I posted above, the default GGPO strategy for dealing with a machine falling behind (in time) is basically to sleep which includes not reading inputs. (I say this knowing sleeping is done per thread and we don't know how a specific engine is written. I'm differing to what Mike Z said, and we do know everything has to be completed in a 16.6ms time frame to be usable)
Online only or offline?
I do b343 into glaive and sometimes it works, and sometimes she just stands there..i do b343 and half the time only the 4 actually comes out..im like wtf
I totally forgot about the BT aspect. Really good addition to the conversation.
Ya know, that reminds me, I remember going to a local years ago and we we're all having problems with our inputs lagging on the ps4 because there were so many dualshocks around that they were all interfering with one another.
I think you can find the option in the PS4 settings>Wireless devices>Controller, there's a checkbox where you can set data via cable. My PS4 is wired but my laptop always had problems keeping a decent wifi connection with my modem once the PS4 controller was turned on. The first gen PS4's used the 2.4G band for wifi and BT and that band was already cluttered. Many household devices (microwaves, babyphones,...) use that frequency and have the potential to interfere with your ps4.
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I'm betting you also have to have make sure your router supports the band for it not to revert back to the more common, default one which probably happens in a lot of homes.I think you can find the option in the PS4 settings>Wireless devices>Controller, there's a checkbox where you can set data via cable. My PS4 is wired but my laptop always had problems keeping a decent wifi connection with my modem once the PS4 controller was turned on. The first gen PS4's used the 2.4G band for wifi and BT and that band was already cluttered. Many household devices (microwaves, babyphones,...) use that frequency and have the potential to interfere with your ps4.
Just looked it up and it seems that new ps4 slims and pro have 5G wifi but still use 2.4G for the controller communication. If you want 5Ghz wifi only you have to set it in a menu though (or use a cable/powerline instead, damn wifi
Killer Instinct uses a 3 frame delay and it's overwhelmingly regarded as flawless netcode by top players of the game.
