This is another thing about wifi play, those consoles wifi are fucking garbage, one properly configured router isn't going to fix shit when the other end is the cheapest thing sony/nintendo could fit there.
Wait, why would a landlord have any say in if you're allowed to use power line adapters?!
I will not allow someone to hurt my feelings. You hear me?
LMFAO.
It's amazing how a wifi indicator make people say stuff like this.
She won't let me plug anything in outside of my room. I have tried reasoning with her.
I meant in the landlord's place of residence, not just the property ownership obviously.
Just a side note, you can hover over a person's profile and see what they identify as. If not, it's good not to assume.
Of course, it's just an extremely funny sentence to stumble upon.
This doesn't change the fact that most people on wifi are on ISP provided wifi that they never touched since the day it was installed, making wifi indicator a pretty big factor in helping players get better connections.
It's not about latency, it's about pocket loss which is always worse on wifi.
It's true, but I don't know if it will suddenly make the online world a perfect place. Also will it stop people assuming it is always the other player's connection when something doesn't go their way?
Playing Skullgirls online isn't a miserable experience because it has great rollback netcode and most players have wired connections. What you're attributing to being an inherent problem with playing fighting games online is actually the exact thing this kind of QoL addition fixes.
Worse on wifi than on an equivalent wired connection. Of course wired connections can also be bad, that's what things like ping counters and blacklists are for.
I need it to show the filename of the torrent too, to let me know just what kind of deviant I'm dealing with.
We don't need that when we can work out what kind of deviant they are based on their Skullgirls main.
Because nothing can make online play perfect, it's just another thing to push your odds toward a better experience and that's good enough to justify its existence. This is already mentioned in the thread, but this isn't the first game that implement this, and it doesn't translate into people not playing with wifi players, for the most part, it's only players with high ping + wifi and those you have previous bad experience with that get avoided.
Lots of people in here don't play fighting games straight up lmao.
Or just anybody who's ever played an online game where having a bad connection can ruin everybody else's experience.
Lmao. Now where's the icon indicating you're playing on a mobile network?
Gotta get their two cents in and talk about how oppressive this is though. Why wont anyone think of the randoms!
This is only a problem with the fighting community. No other online community makes such statements that have them come across as privileged.
