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In the Call of Duty fan community, a debate over XclusiveAce’s connection research has stirred up a storm. RuggedTheDragon has challenged the credibility of this popular YouTuber’s findings on latency through detailed data analysis and provided a counter perspective.
Observations
- XclusiveAce, located in Canada, has shown to have higher latency.
- The use of a Netduma router might be influencing connection.
- A pro player account demonstrated better latency despite high skill.
Skeptical Voices
Many in the community have voiced their doubt about the subreddit poster’s claim. One user, LightBroom, humorously suggests a protective tone towards the gaming company, exaggerating the original posts sentiment as ‘Leave the billion dollar company alone!’.
Counter Arguments
However, not everyone agrees that XclusiveAce’s tests are flawed. Calwings raises a question concerning why Ace’s bot account experiences better connection compared to his main account if the internet was the problem. They points out that both the accounts operate on the same system, hence if the internet was the issue, the latency should be similar.
Heated Moments
KuhMuhOinkQuack gets a bit feisty, calling the subreddit poster ‘stupid’ and insists that for testing purpose the Netduma router was turned off, adding more heat to this bubbling pot of debate.
All in all, the Call of Duty community seems to be polarized on this topic. It’s clear that gamers will go to great lengths in their quest for smooth gameplay and minimal latency, with some even challenging the credibility of popular figures like XclusiveAce. This incident shows just how dynamic and passionate the Call of Duty fanbase really is, thrusting into the mystery of how latency can influence their online gaming experience.
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