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Since Navesgane is the reference map where the game is desinged for that is the standard to go with. If that maps is so weak than either...

Every console player should accept the platform of their choice if having its limmits. Part of the limmits are hardware, part is the...

>enters forum dedicated to discussion of future 7 days to die versions >finds discussion of future 7 days to die versions >gets mad at...

>enters forum dedicated to discussion of future 7 days to die versions >finds discussion of future 7 days to die versions >gets mad at...

I would also like to update this and say that there will be a fix in the future for animals flying off in ridiculous distances while rag...

>enters forum dedicated to discussion of future 7 days to die versions >finds discussion of future 7 days to die versions >gets mad at...

i would love to try some of that apple-pie-shine!! :)

7 Days has one too. It's called 'Broken Glass", and all you have to do is eat it! :p (Seriously, though, it wouldn't hurt. But...

Thank you for the Net Neutrality piece. Not enough people know about this or are talking about it, though there are plenty of other...

Given that my ISP was CenturyLink, I wouldn't doubt it. Couldn't enjoy a movie on Tubi without it freezing at times.

Along with the quality of the equipment you're using, modems/routers and their firmware upgrades.

Blocking, throttling and paid prioritization, despite claims to the contrary, has been standard practice off and on in the US since...

Yes. Though it is also possible that packets are dropped because somewhere between server and client the "line" is congested.

If packets are being lost, the provider needs to be hit. Preferably with kicks and preferably on the head. This type of equipment...

Speed isn't the only metric for a good internet connection. If a connection has huge delays or even worse drops (aka looses) a lot of...