(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I'm no stranger when it comes to networking and connection types, I believe I have found a temporary fix, I'm not sure if anyone has realised this or has even posted this yet (I did a search).

In this game being host is a curse however this may fix the solution, again this is a temporary fix, it may not guaruntee to work all the time. It will depend if lag compensation is removed from this game in the next game.

Now then, the simple solution is to lag your self, the game will claim you have a bad connection and will compensate you. If you're the host then using this method would pretty much make the game playable like MW2.

The steps are simple, just use the Net tools lagswitch method. Everyone knows that when your not the host using a lagswitch is a bad idea, but for this game it really can make the game playable. If your the host, then you pretty much have host advantage back. I have been playing a few games as host running the lag switch, it doesn't lag the people in the game if you balance the settings (speed set to around the middle point and only few amounts of data, otherwise it will start kicking people). Due to lag compensation, the players will not feel you are lagswitching.

This is more of an exploit too, so if any mods believe so then just move it into that section

thanks ill try this out, how many datas do you suggest and how can you tell if your host on this game, i knew when i was host on every other cod game except this 1

When you search for a game and if you join an already established lobby, at the end of the countdown the game will always look for a new host, you need to watch out for this moment, its a small freeze (very small, noticeable but you must pay attention), that means the game just passed host on to you. There's another way in the lobby, its to do with the bg music, this is my own theory but when I was playing last night I noticed some sort of pattern and hopefully I can report that back. The third way is play the game normally, and if you start lagging, as in just the frame rate drops or you freeze for a fraction of a second (it won't show in theatre mode, and if your using an external capture device its noticeable but barely.

The question to the amount of data to use? Thats down to your router/or your line, experiment, try about 15 and set the speed to max, then try bring the speed down and add/remove some data.