Post: Problem withmy lagswitch on MGO
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10-03-2011, 01:02 AM
#4
DinoFreak
I'm le back
Originally posted by mrBear
Good riddance. People like you mess up perfectly good online play. If you cant cut it online without cheating, then dont play please.
Even so if you dont like user's like these why even bother commenting oon the thread if your gonna flame?
Im a legit player but if i would had a LS i would use it, whats the point of making it if your not gonna use + he is only asking a simple question, and your not helping at all.
10-03-2011, 03:48 PM
#6
iTruceFret
[move]From now on, call me DRAGON.[/move]
This is an exploitable website, meaning all games or systems that are listed are targeted for cracking, and re-defying the gaming systems or games. If you don't like it, then leave. If you're here, even bought a premium account, you're a waste of server space, and you're a moron for thinking your shit don't stink. Be respectful to the new members. :y:
Anser to the above questions, since this is an exploits and hacks QUESTION section. Make sure you installed every component correctly. Lag switching isn't my expertise, but I assume it's pretty simple. Since you've changed your ISP, my guess is the lag switch needs to be reconfigured? Re-do it.
Edit: I actually didn't read thoroughly. If it works at times, then other times it doesn't, it's clearly your ISP. To get a better connection via PSN, call Sony, and ask them for your port numbers. Then contact your ISP, and tell them to open up your PS3 ports, and give them the UDP TCP port numbers Sony provided you with. :y:
Anser to the above questions, since this is an exploits and hacks QUESTION section. Make sure you installed every component correctly. Lag switching isn't my expertise, but I assume it's pretty simple. Since you've changed your ISP, my guess is the lag switch needs to be reconfigured? Re-do it.
Edit: I actually didn't read thoroughly. If it works at times, then other times it doesn't, it's clearly your ISP. To get a better connection via PSN, call Sony, and ask them for your port numbers. Then contact your ISP, and tell them to open up your PS3 ports, and give them the UDP TCP port numbers Sony provided you with. :y:
The following user thanked iTruceFret for this useful post:
10-04-2011, 03:31 AM
#7
DinoFreak
I'm le back
Originally posted by Truce
This is an exploitable website, meaning all games or systems that are listed are targeted for cracking, and re-defying the gaming systems or games. If you don't like it, then leave. If you're here, even bought a premium account, you're a waste of server space, and you're a moron for thinking your shit don't stink. Be respectful to the new members. :y:
Anser to the above questions, since this is an exploits and hacks QUESTION section. Make sure you installed every component correctly. Lag switching isn't my expertise, but I assume it's pretty simple. Since you've changed your ISP, my guess is the lag switch needs to be reconfigured? Re-do it.
Edit: I actually didn't read thoroughly. If it works at times, then other times it doesn't, it's clearly your ISP. To get a better connection via PSN, call Sony, and ask them for your port numbers. Then contact your ISP, and tell them to open up your PS3 ports, and give them the UDP TCP port numbers Sony provided you with. :y:
Anser to the above questions, since this is an exploits and hacks QUESTION section. Make sure you installed every component correctly. Lag switching isn't my expertise, but I assume it's pretty simple. Since you've changed your ISP, my guess is the lag switch needs to be reconfigured? Re-do it.
Edit: I actually didn't read thoroughly. If it works at times, then other times it doesn't, it's clearly your ISP. To get a better connection via PSN, call Sony, and ask them for your port numbers. Then contact your ISP, and tell them to open up your PS3 ports, and give them the UDP TCP port numbers Sony provided you with. :y:
Nice post, and nice sig. too
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