US Machine Gun Clicks vs Waw Tawent 10/29/2011

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Davetango said:
I feel this will be a close - good game - While normally I would give the edge to WT - I think them rolling with new players and having much legit practice with their full 10 man against another full or close 10 man - The new players on the WT A team roster is what shackles my vote - No offense - Just haven't seen ya operate in a premade setting.



as for MCG? I've seen a few decent players out of there, just the other day i was in a game and saw 4 of them - They looked decent from what I could see. But they have the same factor as WT - New players with not much premade practice. we'll see how it goes here soon!



I would again request, 4 different streams - At the same time - One from each offensive prospective - One from each defensive prospective - Skype / Vent in background is not necessary. The best software that I have found for streaming is < https://secure.lives...t/launchchannel > I have used it and it has crystal clear quality - I use it for RBG streaming for Arena Junkies - if you feel that lag is an issue you may use a server side program / mod called < http://www.wowinterf...LatencyFix.html > I am infact willing to share my current livestream premium account with whoever would be streaming it - You can PM me for it or we can talk on vent / skype / Bnet about it - Preferably Gleaders only - and they can pass the info onto whoever - Please - Don't be jewish and change the password or the email on it - trying to be nice and do something that would benefit everyone greatly including myself - I have the receipt in hand so I would get the account back anyway... Just... Don't be lame if you're interested in this proposition.



Best of luck to both teams, once again... Good luck, have fun, stay straight, don't cheat.
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Friendly bump on this post...



Edit: Friendly edit - To those that say you log in-game for WHATEVER reason or think your computer can't handle streaming? I don't want to hear it lol! my comp is SOO old it's not even a PSI-E! I think the graphics card in there is like 7 fucking years old rofl. And it's only got like 2 gigs of ram... I still run at 62 frames with streaming for RBG's - At 85 ( = More spell effects / shit going on then 19's) soo.. Yeah.. Just use Leatrix... It'll fix your lag... and you can stream all you want.



In a one-liner... I'll tell you what it does... What it basically does is basically operates through your Task Manager and makes the shit that sucks up bandwidth and or is being processed by your CPU in the background - Go dormant while you play your game - (Anti virus software still runs - But doesn't take up as much processing data and or bandwidth.)
 
i would be extremely surprised if anyone in either premade wasn't already using the latency fix





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Davetango said:
In a one-liner... I'll tell you what it does... What it basically does is basically operates through your Task Manager and makes the shit that sucks up bandwidth and or is being processed by your CPU in the background - Go dormant while you play your game - (Anti virus software still runs - But doesn't take up as much processing data and or bandwidth.)
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is not how it works
 
Slyddur said:
i would be extremely surprised if anyone in either premade wasn't already using the latency fix





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is not how it works
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" by: Leatrix [More]

A latency fixing program by Leatrix
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What does it do?



Leatrix Latency Fix will reduce your online gaming latency significantly by increasing the frequency of TCP acknowledgements sent to the game server. For the technically minded, this is a program which will modify TCPAckFrequency.



You will see reduced latency in many online games including Star Wars, World of Warcraft, Rift, Aion, Warhammer, Lord of the Rings, and more."



- will reduce your online gaming latency significantly by increasing the frequency of TCP acknowledgements sent to the game server. For the technically minded, this is a program which will modify TCPAckFrequency. -



If you do not know about TCP Programming / Hardware then shhhh....



TCPAckFrequency is simply a form that runs through most modern MMORGP's
 
how does a one time registry editing script affect programs and make them go dormant while in game?

Leatrix Latency FAQ How It Works



Online games generally use the TCP protocol which requires that network segments sent to your computer be acknowledged in order to provide a reliable connection.



Windows bundles these acknowledgements together and sends them in pairs. While this is an efficient way of dealing with them generally, the inevitable delays caused by the bundling process increase latency considerably.



This is because when Windows queues up an acknowledgement in order to bundle it with the following one, the game server has to wait for the acknowledgement timer to expire before sending new data.



Leatrix Latency Fix removes the acknowledgement bundling process so that an acknowledgement is sent immediately for every segment that's received. This produces a significant reduction in latency as there is no longer a delay before new data is sent to your computer.



In a normal networking environment, you would prioritise network efficiency over latency and use the Windows defaults, but in online games the opposite is true and you want the lowest latency you can possibly get.
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and how would it help you stream on a shitty computer when it forces your computer to use additional processing power and bandwidth?

Are there any down sides to running Leatrix Latency Fix?

Your PC will process acknowledgements faster so it will have to work a bit harder. This may produce a small drop in framerates. Running too many network intensive applications simultaneously may result in lag spikes (for example P2P, Vent, Skype, etc). There really is no way to tell other than trying Leatrix Latency Fix for yourself.



Remember that Windows networks aren't designed for online games. They're designed for general desktop computing in large networks where traffic efficiency has the highest priority. In these environments, network latency isn't important at all and bundling acknowledgements together makes sense.



However, online game players are rather unique in that they'll often use a single TCP based application (the game client) for hours at a time and they'll want to give that application priority over any other function of their PC. It's for these players that Leatrix Latency Fix is designed for.



Leatrix Latency Fix should not be installed on computers where you want to put more emphasis on network efficiency. Fortunately, this doesn't apply to most game players and having reduced latency is of considerably more importance.
Will Leatrix Latency Fix use more upload bandwidth?

Yes, but only by a small amount. Leatrix Latency Fix sends one acknowledgement for every one packet received instead of two acknowledgements for every two packets received. The number of acknowledgements sent in either case is the same, it's only the frequency which is different. The only additional upload bandwidth used is for packet headers.
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all from http://www.wowinterf...=731&pageid=246





you're right though, i'm not an expert. i'd love to hear an explanation as to why my seemingly logical assumptions are wrong





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Reflexes said:
You aren't how it works.
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oh you
 
It's easier and less complex to say - You don't know what you're talking about - As I don't feel (No offense) I could have an intelligent conversation with you about coding, networking or hardware.
 
To answer all of the streaming questions:



No one from Waw Tawent will be streaming this premade.



I'm pretty sure someone from MGC will be though.



If there is a stream the link will be posted on the morning of or the night before the premade.
 
ppl calm down if their is no stream i know for a fact people from MGC are going to fraps it so people will get to see it one way or another.
 
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