I ran it but I have no idea what it means, ran one to google.com for a base line and then one to the server, results below. I’d appreciate all the help I can get
Good to know Barney, been pulling my hair out trying to figure out why its so bad, The game ran great for me when I was playing it early this year, hopefully one of the devs will look into it soon.
I’m having similar issues as well. I haven’t been able to play without lag and connection dropping for about a year, but I put it down to my bad internet connection. I got my internet connection fixed about a month ago, and I got a wifi booster today and the game still isn’t running properly.
Any suggestions for other ways to address the problem would be very welcome!
I would suggest running WinMTR (http://winmtr.net/) to (hopefully) identify if there’s an issue on your end or with your ISP.
If you would give that a shot (would be best to run for about 10 minutes for a good sample size). It should highlight if there’s an issue along your path to the server and where its at.
I ran winmtr (results below) and the results to my untrained eye seem pretty much the same as the trace route I ran before. Google.com and other sites seem ok but gsusw1.playboundless.com (which I think is still the server address) comes up with 2 dead ends.
It’s one thing to run the test and another to understand the results though so if you could help that would be great as I have no idea what it means, many thanks.
To be honest, I’m not an expert, but here’s what I’m seeing:
I would look into this first. It looks like you’re losing packets at home (even 1 packet loss in a home network shouldn’t happen). Your latency in your home network is also all over the place - 38 ms to 919 ms.
Are you running wired or wireless? If wireless, plug it directly into your router and test it again. If you get different results, then its your wireless connection.
If they’re the same or similar, then the culprit would most likely be your router, possibly software on your computer, or both.
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It could also possibly be another user on your network that’s hogging your bandwidth. Its pretty hard to hog up 68 mbps, but its possible (torrent sharing is the first thing that comes to mind that can do that).
Yeah, I’m not so sure that’s not the winmtr program. That only happens on the very 1st packet sent then levels out below 40ms. I’ve tried 2 routers, wired and wireless and even replaced my old phone line in the house as there was some corrosion in one of the junction boxes.
I would like to know why there’s always the 2 "no response from host"s further down the chain, Like I said when I run this with any other big website it comes back fine.Also other games seem to work fine like World of Warships for instance.
Many thanks for the feed back though, much appreciated
Im having connection troubles aswell with lenovo laptop. I get a really low internet speed when i launch boundless but boundless doesnt lag at all. Looks like boundless uses up all resources or limits the rest of the pc’s bandwith.
Those are much better numbers. No packet loss at home now. No high pings. It could be from a small sample size (213 pings is only about 3 1/2 minutes of testing) but it looks much better overall.
If you’re still getting rubber-banding or disconnects, then its most likely on Boundless (or their hosting), not you.
Question: what did you change on your end? Was it connecting via your neighbor’s connection?