Again i found many discussions where people suggested 1 mbps or more. So i am confused. How can the requirements be so different? Also i dont know what server region does India come in. Can someone tell which one? Although india is obvioulsy in asia i heard that they were included in some other region. And yeah,what net speed is required?
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Although it doesnt seem appropriate coming from someone who doesnt have the game Back to topic:Hmm 4mb? That seems possible for me. Thanks for the info man. Although what will happen with lesser speeds like 2mb? Will it lag and rubberband like hell? Your game renders the response, but because your latency is high, your movement appears delayed compared to the others. There are a number of factors that impact latency. These include the following:. Games that support co-op and multiplayer use regional servers because geolocation does matter, even if a server is just a few states away.
The more hops your signal must traverse, the longer its journey will take—which translates to a higher latency. Traffic congestion can also cause a slowdown, too, delaying your controller input. Certain types of internet connections inherently have more latency than others. Insulated cable connections have lower latency than uninsulated phone lines, while fiber optic cables have lower latency than both. Keep in mind that the speed at which your signals travel back and forth is different from your download speed or bandwidth.
A movie will download at a slower rate over a 5 Mbps DSL connection than it will over a 50 Mbps satellite connection. A fiber internet plan from providers like Google Fiber or Verizon Fios is the best connection for playing games online.
Cable internet comes in at a close second, with some 5G networks also providing stable connections with low latency. Other wired connections generally introduce more latency but are still better for gaming than wireless connections. Consistent and reliable latency data is difficult to come by. The FCC was a source for some of the most comprehensive studies of internet latency. However, the agency has since stopped including latency in its annual broadband reports, so newer technologies like 5G and home 4G LTE are not included.
Although 5G is still an emerging wireless technology —especially its gigabit millimeter-wave connections— it promises to have lower latency than any other wireless connection. Wireless connections, even fast wireless connections, will add a bit more delay to your connection.
Physically plugging into your router with an ethernet cable will bypass this delay, making your connection that much more responsive. If you have to use Wi-Fi, make sure that your computer or game system is as close to your Wi-Fi router as possible and that you have a clear line of sight with as few obstructions as possible. Also, be sure to connect your wireless device to the 5 GHz band. Just keep close to the router, as the 5 GHz band has a shorter reach than the 2. With the Nintendo Switch, we recommend playing it docked and using a USB-based Ethernet adapter to connect it to your network.
For an expanded explanation, we pit wired connections against wireless in our Ethernet vs. Wi-Fi comparison. Power cycling your router and modem can sometimes improve their performance.
To power cycle, unplug your modem or wireless gateway, wait 30 seconds, and plug it back in. Do the same with a standalone router when your modem comes back online. Hardware manufacturers are constantly trying to improve the performance of their products, so updating your devices regularly will guarantee the best performance possible. Updates can also fix bugs and incompatibility issues that could be interrupting your connection.
Be sure to do the following:. If your connection is still struggling while playing games online, try to reduce the amount of traffic on your home network. Distance is one of the biggest factors in latency. Even if every device on your connection is running at peak efficiency, it still takes time for a signal to travel to a remote location and back. You may need to switch servers if the current one is experiencing issues.
While routers typically assign dynamic addresses to your devices which change over time, a static address never changes. When you assign a static IP address, you can tell the router to forward data to that address through specific ports. Gaming networks typically send and receive internet data through specific ports.
To create a static IP address and open ports to that address, you must make the changes in your router or wireless gateway. Port forwarding works with any device—not just gaming consoles.
You can allocate more bandwidth to your gaming devices by making a few adjustments in your router or wireless gateway. Cable internet connections can experience a slowdown based on the amount of traffic in your neighborhood.
This means that download speeds can be significantly lower than normal during peak hours, which can also increase latency. If you experience more lag while playing games right after work than you do late at night, local internet traffic might be to blame.
Also, check your internet connection to the modem, as a loose cable will cause lag-inducing instability. Many modern games take up a lot of storage space on your computer or console.
This means that downloading games from an online distributor like Steam or the Microsoft Store can take a long time. Download and install the Blizzard Battle.
Log into the Blizzard Battle. Click the Diablo III icon on the left side of the app. Click Install. While never a guarantee, its always an option to nicely ask your local internet cafe to put an up-to-date version of the game on a USB flash drive. As you still have to pay for the game in order to play it, they are not as worried about copyright infringement, if that is an issue that concerns them at all.
In either case, these steps even if superfluous lead to the least amount of data being downloaded. Diablo 3 is an account-based game, in that you need to register a CD key to an account to play it, regardless of if you have a physical disc.
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