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[Catastrophy]

Cassandra Saturn wrote...

we do, here are even factors that can interfere. for example, solar rays. like one that knocked out a entire city's power supply in 1996. i just know some of this stuff from science channel. science is amazing.

Beware the light! It's harmful!

[Homie Simpson]

Routers are total pain (sometimes), if YOUR router is not handling the data it is both sending and receiving it will behave like a three year old kid whom has had his/her toy taken off them for not eating there carrots, you might also want to take into consideration your internet provider some off these companies with restrict the bandwidth no matter what package that you have bought, normally after a short period off time its settles down and resumes normal service and the carrots are eaten and all peeps are happy.

Regards

[Homie Simpson]

OHH, just noticed you state that you have a 10/mb router...ahmm YOU DONT GET 10mb, not to-day, tomorrow or ever at peak times you might get perhaps 2/mb off peak maybe 2.5/mb, just the way things are buddy, do a speed test and see for your self I get 25mb down --- 6/mb up not bad and it's not that often that I get any internet connection issues only when there are to many devices on at the same time...

Remember the first commandment off gaming...

"Thou shall be patient"

Regards

[ComradeShepard7]

Cassandra Saturn wrote...

we do, here are even factors that can interfere. for example, solar rays. like one that knocked out a entire city's power supply in 1996. i just know some of this stuff from science channel. science is amazing.

Science is amazing but pulling "facts" out of your @ss isn't.

The only EM radiation that space junk is going to emit is from blackbody and even if it is at the proper frequency to interfer with a wireless network it would be so low powered that it wouldn't matter. As for solar rays, they are only really an issue for electronics on earth during extreme solar events where they are of higher energy than normal and thus are able to penetrate earth's magnetic field.

I don't know why I even bothered responding.

[Cassandra Saturn]

hey come on, be nice. i'm being polite and i just know SOME things that affect. i honestly don't know if this was related to the player's problem or not.

[Rite All Wrong]

Cassandra Saturn wrote...

we do, here are even factors that can interfere. for example, solar rays. like one that knocked out a entire city's power supply in 1996. i just know some of this stuff from science channel. science is amazing.

Hmm... 1996... Are you sure it was caused by a solar ray and not by Enron?

[Computron2000]

Eh, solar flares. Solar rays hit the earth everyday. Its called sunlight

[Cassandra Saturn]

i thought they were same thing, computron

[ACE McFACE]

ImTheOx wrote...
"ACE McFACE" awsome dude, add me as a friend if you wanna play some times
PS3 user name is the same as Bioware account.

Oh I don't actually play, just nice to see that others do.

[ComradeShepard7]

Computron2000 wrote...

Eh, solar flares. Solar rays hit the earth everyday. Its called sunlight

I shouldnt have used the term "solar ray" in my post at all since it isn't used in any actual descriptions of solar activity but based on CS's mention of power grid issues and that high energy particles eminating from the sun are sometimes grouped with cosmic rays I assume they meant the high energy articles emited by the sun during solar flares and coronal mass ejections although these events also give off burts of high energy EM radiation (uv, x-rays and gamma-rays).

[Leland Gaunt]

I love how this guy gets mad at people trying to give him legitimate answers.

And CS.

Modifié par Leland Gaunt, 01 août 2013 - 11:47 .

[OneMore1968]

I live in rural Scotland and have found that when the cows are laying down, or is it standing up, can't remember now, but anyway this badly affects my wireless connection.  Also the wind turbines on the hill opposite when their blades are rotated East to West.  Or maybe it is the Solar Grand Maximum.

No seriously OP, my connection is rated at 6.5Mbps down/0.36Mbps Up on a BT hub (no choice they are the only ISP here, no fibre optic here). I get the same performance as my previous 30Mbps down and 9Mbps UP f/o connection. At the moment with the summer hols there is a slowdown which always happens (!)

Also generally in the UK, ISP's cap P2P connections. They don't admit it but there isn't a great deal you can do. Ringing them to complain only works short-term after a few days the connection usually goes back to its usual performance. And you may see those figures that so impressed you on signing-up - They will NEVER guarantee them and its unlikely you will be actually getting anything close unless there is no-one else near you that is and you are next to the "box"

Just have to put up with it. As Cassandra says...breathe slowly and count to 10...it works lol

Modifié par Carlina, 01 août 2013 - 11:50 .

[Creator Limbs]

ImTheOx wrote...

I am MAD and ANGRY, coz one of my all time Fav. games cant seem to work, and all of you that gives me excuses that the game works fine with you, are damn Liers and Trolls.

We all know this game has one of the worst design and servers around so dont sell me any Bovine escrement.

I am ****in coz i dont wont ME4 to have the same problem, i am giving this rant as a consumer who wants a working product.
I cant belive that some of you can be so passive about problems around you "Cassandra Saturn" are you always so OK with every thing around you?

"prostheticlimbs" i have a 10mb internet connection DSL, and all games work great, i tryed to reset my router, also i turn it off every evening coz i cant sleep if WIFI is on in my House.

"ToLazy4Name" all i can say is, your reply fits your username.


"ACE McFACE" awsome dude, add me as a friend if you wanna play some times
PS3 user name is the same as Bioware account.

I'm not "passive" about this, however I know a thing or two about internet connections, video games, and PS3's - which is what you have. Instead of getting mad at people who are trying to help you, you could be on the phone with your ISP right now and complaining about their shoddy service. Instead, you are here, typing incredibly long posts to a Dev team that is not going to read them (because newsflash, ME3 no longer has support and therefore has the attention of very little in the BioWare team right now.)

So allow me to reiterate, OP, this game will not directly affect your router and neither will the servers. Anything going on with that little electronic device is going to be on your ISP's end or your end.

Cheers.

[Caratinoid]

Both origin and ME3 will try to open a large number of connections per minute which may fill your router table very fast and cause problems if router software can't handle it.

These things can help:
1) Update your router software. If your router shuts down after one game then your router is obviously the problem.
2) Manually forward UDP port for the game. This will limit the number of (fake) connections required because the game will no longer need to probe different ports to get through NAT. See this for more info.
3) If you play at a high frame rate (60 FPS and higher) then you can try this fix. It reduces network data rate which may help while playing on a laggy connection.
4) Do a speed test (ping time is more important here) of your connection to see if your ISP is not a problem.

Modifié par Caratinoid, 01 août 2013 - 02:54 .