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It's not that long ago people were playing with 300+ ms delays on 56k modems.

If you design lag-prediction into the game it isn't so bad. People even used enjoy working the "lag shield" (be erratic, change direction frequently).

It's the dropped packets and consequent stuttering that is really frustrating.



> ”It's the dropped packets and consequent stuttering that is really frustrating.”

I agree. As a casual gamer, lag/latency has never been a problem on Stadia. Visual glitching and stuttering has. But have you noticed it only happens in certain titles?

Some games seem to suffer from periodic stutters (ahem, PUBG) no matter how good your connection is. While others are always butter smooth and crystal clear. This has lead me to suspect that it’s not entirely a connection issue, but maybe an issue with the ports/hardware at Stadia’s end?




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