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Ok guys so I would like to know your opinion about this clip just out of curiosity:

https://streamable.com/cuy4mh

Look how the enemy drifts just when is about to shoot. I've never seen this while watching CS:GO streamers.


[MODERATOR NOTE: thread closed. this strawman poll does not belong on this site. this definitely isn't definitively attributable to emi. it is a known algorithm that gets triggered rarely when there's major asymmetry in ping/pingjitter between yourself and the remote player. i hate it when game developers add secret rubberbanding-style algorithms to their games, but it's just what it is. I do acknowledge rube-goldberg chain reactions in interference causing the necessary ping/pingjitter conditions, but polling forum member sis simply unnecessary advertising of rare causes of emi. you need to poll actual Ph.D researchers, not forum members, twitter or facebook. please cease giving further legitimacy to emi unnecessarily or you will be banned. we do not want to attract forum members who only sign up only for the emi forum, unless they are highly experienced researchers -- the kind with university Ph.D.].

That looks like rubberbanding to me

Guys make sure to keep this 50-50

Vocaleyes wrote: ↑

28 Jul 2022, 17:43

That looks like rubberbanding to me

Don't you think that rubberbanding or any network issue at all would show in net_graph?

xShino wrote: ↑

29 Jul 2022, 11:07

Vocaleyes wrote: ↑

28 Jul 2022, 17:43

That looks like rubberbanding to me

Don't you think that rubberbanding or any network issue at all would show in net_graph?

With todays stabilize techniques which ISPs uses nowadays, probably not. on a old ADSL line maybe. Which why i think that ingame network indicators are useless, since the reports getting corrected before they reach the server.

Both wrong. "Input lag" is generated by the game server for "fair" gameplay.