(My english not is good)
Is Starlink Internet good for participating in War Thunder?
I await your opinion.
Greetings!
Probably not. I feel it’d end up being as bad as a wifi connection.
Thank you!!!
I know the protocol enough that I know that streaming off the internet and playing a game online are 2 absolutely different things…
Please, don’t be a dunce and follow me around the forums posting against me just because you dislike something I said elsewhere in response to you.
I think you need to find someone else to challenge, the fact of the matter is that whilst you can ‘play’ over a latent connection, with problematic packetloss, it’s not going to say it’s fine.
And you think I don’t play, but unfortunately that isn’t a gauge of anything at all other than your want to dismiss my statements, because, again, you merely want to challenge me.
Please remind me, where’s the thread you had trouble with me in, as I will happily revisit that and hand your problem to you on a plate.
It depends on what kind of latency (lag) you get with it. Some locations/times Starlink is very fast. Others not so good depending on how traffic is routed to the ground stations. It will definitely be better than the ping to the farthest game servers to where you are. Or if you live in Australia. lol.
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And just because it works currently, it’s no better than wifi… Sorry, but I know the internet protocols, and your drive to merely try insult me and ridicule me, is highlighting your true problem… Me, commenting.
I think you need a big old cup of 👏👏👏👏
It’s actually not horrible. Pings 100-150 average. Definitely playable but not the absolute hottest fastest give you the edge over everyone else type of connection greedy slavering bloated ego players may want. But, if you like to play collaboratively it’s sufficient.
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