=[DOA]=Server MOVE !!!!!!!!!!
 

The new =[DOA]= server is running

The server will experience some lag until this Friday
Evening 8-30-2002 - so be patient -

Come in and test it out - report any problems

The old server will remain up until this Saturday

The NEW Server is located at 66.151.108.102

=[DOA]=BallBuster
[img]http://www.mohm.com/doa1.jpg[/img]

Kick ass. Hey Ball btw nvidia.com has new drivers out in case your intrested

More Info
 

FYI

We are still with http://www.xgamingservers.com
They just moved their entire East Coast network
to utilize the faster NetFire pipe - no more UUNET

cool:

=[DOA]=BallBuster

How are the pings?

I just deleted my email from them with the new aa.coms game server info cry:


Hopefully they will send it out ASAP so I can get our server over there.

Looking forward to better pings

I have about 18 less in ping.

Can't wait to see how my pings will be.

My ping was at 30 last time i was on there. My fps were in the 100's due to overclocking my card! ed:

110 on old, 90 on new, avg fps ~ 24, LOL eek:

My ping dropped around 15. biggrin:

Do you guys have bazookas yet???

yeah there in there! evil: zooka: bigzooka:

my ping was 120.
maybe its because i set my resolution to 800x600, but the game was not lagging so it was oke

OK, maybe I'll check out the svr now, since there's rockets, heh

If I get time, I'll drop by tonight.

Lag Info
 

Higher pings are not as important as "packet loss"

You can have a high ping of lets say 180
and packet loss of 2% or less
and can have a smoother game than a player
that has a low ping of 40 and packet loss of 10% or higher

The "ASE" All Seeing Eye game browser shows
ping and packet loss for all servers

It shows:

Ping - your ping to the individual game server
P/L - packet loss between you and the game server
Flux - this is just the percentage difference of players pings

=[DOA]=BallBuster

What is packet loss?

Packet Loss
 

Packet Loss measures the reliability of a connection.

A known chunk of data (packet) is sent to the router and
then the router is supposed to send the same data back
unaltered (echo). If the packet returns intact then there
was 0% packet loss and that is good. If the packet
returns with half of its data garbled or missing then that
is 50% packet loss, which is poor. 100% packet loss
means the packet never returned

The delay comes from your computer having to resend the data that it determines was corrupted via Balls post.

oke thx guys