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Yeah listen there is no point really sitting in the que for that long so I agree that the WiFi is doing you a favour so anyways good luck man in the future,
Stay healthy remember that. :D
 
I feel you... I have a 64 kb/s WiFi tethered from the phone to my PC via USB. Often does these sort of "mini crashes" where it goes down for a second and is instantly back up. Gets me off servers and it's real annoying, luckily it doesn't happen that often. It would be great to have your position saved, and if you don't rejoin in 10 minutes you lose your spot.
 
It would be cool if they added more slots
They already upgraded the servers, but to keep a smoother gameplay they need to lift the weight from the server itself and put it on the hub, where lagspikes aren't really important and where players aren't sending a lot of packets.
 
There are times when it works quite well, a while ago before this whole thing there was a period where it ran at 200-500 KB/s, but that is very rare.
500 kbs LOL. I have a 100mb download and 5mb upload jesus ur internet bad
 
They already upgraded the servers, but to keep a smoother gameplay they need to lift the weight from the server itself and put it on the hub, where lagspikes aren't really important and where players aren't sending a lot of packets.
Packets dont make the server lag. Those are just information given to the server by the player and uploaded to the server depending on ur ping like pressing w or clicking
 
Packets dont make the server lag. Those are just information given to the server by the player and uploaded to the server depending on ur ping like pressing w or clicking
Yes, but the more actions or informations sent to a server, the more lag there is. If the server has to hold the information for inventory data and things of 200 players, load opened chests and storage blocks, answer commands, register actions, etc, it lags; on the hub, it just has to register the few items in the inventory, the three NPCs, the position in queue, and little more, and that's a lot less stress.
 
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