You're either a badass or I suck eggs. Take your pick.
It's your connection.
I remember when Mabinogi used to play like this:
[video=youtube;nOpDTGgdn24]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOpDTGgdn24[/video]
Yeah, nobody was "pro" when that was going on.
Range and Martial Arts are definitely super terrible when you have to deal with latency issues. The others are just terrible.
Wait, that's causing people to quit lag? That's me on a friday afternoon.
That's quit lag for most people.
Mabinogi is made to play like this:
[video=youtube;vw8YFgBbJPQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw8YFgBbJPQ[/video]
Most of us, even me, do not have that fast connection.
Remember that Mabinogi was originally made for Koreans, who have little to no lag.
I didn't know that counted as quit lag O_O
And wow, that's incredible. I can't even play XBL online like that.
Most of us in North America experience this same level of fast gameplay with some slight delay. So for us, waiting like in Kaeporo's video is extremely hellish and frustrating.
Most of us in North America experience this same level of fast gameplay with some slight delay. So for us, waiting like in Kaeporo's video is extremely hellish and frustrating.
Now, I want to ask Yukari, if you could move and react as fast, would those Veterans be a problem?
For me personally, even half a second increase latency compared to usual will almost completely throw me off.
It's a connection problem.
If the enemy is very similar to you and you're not strong enough to survive or overkill it, latency will be your greatest threat and the monster's greatest ally.
Latency also makes guns useless.
@topic
Each skillsets has their ups and downs but I feel like it majorly depends on your play style.
I can range just fine. It's just that IT ALWAYS MISSESSSSSSSSSSSS
That's what I am talking about too.
Lag isn't just frame freezing at inopportune times.
When distance and lag is greater, the more distance the aim meter is from the actual aim percent the server sees.
Example:
Someone who lives in California
90% - > is really 90%
Someone who lives in the Midwest of the United States
90% - > 85% aiming
Someone who lives in the Eastern Coast
90% - > 80% aiming
Someone who lives halfway across the world
90% - > 45%
The client is the one who determines how fast the aim meter goes, in no way is affected by lag, HOWEVER that is just visual.
It is because of that reason people gets confused why they miss at 100% when they fire as soon as it hits. Depending on your latency, that 100% is not really 100% but the server sees it as 80~90%.
Only solution is really just to wait at 100% for a few seconds before firing, which is why lullaby and such is a godsend.
Which is why Range is extremely affected by lag.
That's what I am talking about too.
Lag isn't just frame freezing at inopportune times.
When distance and lag is greater, the more distance the aim meter is from the actual aim percent the server sees.
Example:
Someone who lives in California
90% - > is really 90%
Someone who lives in the Midwest of the United States
90% - > 85% aiming
Someone who lives in the Eastern Coast
90% - > 80% aiming
Someone who lives halfway across the world
90% - > 45%
The client is the one who determines how fast the aim meter goes, in no way is affected by lag, HOWEVER that is just visual.
It is because of that reason people gets confused why they miss at 100% when they fire as soon as it hits. Depending on your latency, that 100% is not really 100% but the server sees it as 80~90%.
Only solution is really just to wait at 100% for a few seconds before firing, which is why lullaby and such is a godsend.
Which is why Range is extremely affected by lag.