Yeah imagine playing a video game to have fun?
Keep throwing your pity party while people try to explain to you why your individual needs can't always come first.
If someone is playing on bad internet, that directly impacts the match and makes the game actively worse for the other player. At that point it's not worth playing online for either player, because they're both playing at the speed of a PowerPoint presentation.
Completely different kettle of fish.
Keep telling me you don't want me to be able to play a video game because of my internet.
Uhh..Okay? That's not even remotely the same thing lol. Nice gotcha though, you sure told me.
So run it from my living room, through the front of our kitchen,in front of the front door, down the hall past the bathroom,into my room, around my bed, and then finally the back of my TV.
Oh God, the irony.
No, it wasn't fine.
For cripes sake I don't care if there's a filter.
Sure it is, a wifi connection is like my crippled ass legs, sure they are there and I can kinda move them but they are unstable as fuck
It doesn't matter if people have seen casuals play in a tournament with wifi or not, having an option to play "Cable Only" is better than a requirement. Nothing wrong with having more options for players. Besides that, say someone's cable randomly breaks and they can't really play again until their next paycheck hits but they wanted to spend time playing a tournament. Giving them an option to make a "Wifi Accessible" tourney would work rather than having them say "crap, I get paid again in 10 days, guess I can't do anything until then."
yes nothing can go wrong because you'd run it along the ceiling/baseboards
I laughed.
Even if I ran it entirely on the wall it'd still need to pass at least two doors to get to my room.
Not in the same way that making that comparison makes any sense, no.
You would either run it along the skirting, under the floor boards, or both where possible.
For people considering powerlines, try to test them first, before buying.
You're speaking from the perspective of someone who plays with a fighting stick in a tournament compared to someone who's at home who doesn't play that way and likely hasn't been in a fighting game tournament. Not everybody plays the game way when it comes to games.
Yes.
No, the not-great netcode makes this even more of a problem than in games with good netcode that hides some of the issues better.
So instead of fixing their crap netcode they go for the sledgehammer approach of just banning people with less good connections?
