Post: How can i lag longer ? **wired lagswitch**
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07-06-2010, 06:36 PM
#1
beastly12
Prime Rib
I can lag for about 10-15 seconds, but my freind can go for a longgg time , he said there is a secret way, and hes not bullshiting caue i play with him all the time. and i see it in front of my eyes, he says it is very easy 2 do and it is not from his conection or anything, he says he used 2 lag about 10-15seconds, but then he did a trick thathe wont tell me now he lasts for a LONGG TIME maybe the whole round.
any idea?
07-25-2010, 09:01 AM
#2
XxAcid VenomxX
Haxor!
10-26-2010, 07:09 PM
#5
BLACKWATER-911
Guest
using two routers with a lag switch on the main WAN cable that leads to 2nd router :black:
:black:You must have two routers hooked up!The main cable to the second router is where the lag switch is. Then connect another cable to port1 on your 2nd router
(lag)switch is then in between both routers causing 30 seconds of maximum lag time on a 25' cable.
:black:You must have two routers hooked up!The main cable to the second router is where the lag switch is. Then connect another cable to port1 on your 2nd router
(lag)switch is then in between both routers causing 30 seconds of maximum lag time on a 25' cable.
12-15-2010, 01:01 PM
#6
Inaudax
Bounty hunter
Originally posted by 911
using two routers with a lag switch on the main WAN cable that leads to 2nd router :black:
:black:You must have two routers hooked up!The main cable to the second router is where the lag switch is. Then connect another cable to port1 on your 2nd router
(lag)switch is then in between both routers causing 30 seconds of maximum lag time on a 25' cable.
:black:You must have two routers hooked up!The main cable to the second router is where the lag switch is. Then connect another cable to port1 on your 2nd router
(lag)switch is then in between both routers causing 30 seconds of maximum lag time on a 25' cable.
Um, sorry, that won't work. You're basically implying that the data travelling through a cable will be set at insanely slow speed just because of some extra repeaters that you have added to your network.
Had you known the correct ways to lag with software, you can achieve much better results.
01-20-2011, 02:17 AM
#7
BLACKWATER-911
Guest
Originally posted by Inaudax
Um, sorry, that won't work. You're basically implying that the data travelling through a cable will be set at insanely slow speed just because of some extra repeaters that you have added to your network.
Had you known the correct ways to lag with software, you can achieve much better results.
Had you known the correct ways to lag with software, you can achieve much better results.
lol your retarted a repeater is a hub I have two routers and a switch! so let me educate you on a switch before you act like you know what that is its basicaly a router with no wireless so watch my youtube video since you apparently know nothing about networking!lol You must login or register to view this content.
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Originally posted by Inaudax
Um, sorry, that won't work. You're basically implying that the data travelling through a cable will be set at insanely slow speed just because of some extra repeaters that you have added to your network.
Had you known the correct ways to lag with software, you can achieve much better results.
Had you known the correct ways to lag with software, you can achieve much better results.
lol your retarted a repeater is a hub I have two routers and a switch! so let me educate you on a switch before you act like you know what that is its basicaly a router with no wireless so watch my youtube video since you apparently know nothing about networking!lol You must login or register to view this content.
03-30-2011, 09:23 AM
#8
Inaudax
Bounty hunter
Originally posted by BLACKWATER
lol your retarted a repeater is a hub I have two routers and a switch! so let me educate you on a switch before you act like you know what that is its basicaly a router with no wireless so watch my youtube video since you apparently know nothing about networking!
Repeater functions the same way as a router. A repeater re-routes the packets within the network, just like a router. You're the one who is retarded. Anyways, the point is that more than one router or a longer cable won't get you an increased lag delay. Again, data flowing in a cable or repeater/router/whatever is A LOT faster than you'd think, so 2 routers is not enough to give a longer lag. And I actually know more networking than you, buh.
The only way to get a longer lag is to use a lag program. Don't completely block out upload or download packets. For example, 90% of loss upload or download packets will give you a longer lag because you would want the server to acknowledge that you're still connected after a certain time.
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