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Random Ping · 06-01-2006, 05:35 AM

I recently got a bought SF on sale and started to play. Initially I enjoyed most of the upgrades and add-ons (zip lines are especially nice) but after playing online for a little while, I found that there was alot of lag on every server I joined. It felt like I was in "Slow-Motion Death Theatre" since every time a guy can around a corner, I would just freeze and watch myself die. The levels are fairly exciting and the vehicles are good, especially the choppers, but I still can't get past the notion that the code of SF is alot worse than BF2. Where I freeze in SF, I merely glitch for a half-second in BF2. I have only been able to play about 5 rounds, so I haven't had the full SF experience yet. Has anyone else noticed a connection quality difference between the two games?

I should be getting back to a more reliable DSL connection in about a week, so maybe things will change. I noticed the CtD problems are still common with both games though...

06-01-2006, 05:35 AM	#1 (permalink)
Random Ping Master Warrant Officer Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: The Evergreen State (at least on the West coast) Posts: 1,278	SF thoughts I recently got a bought SF on sale and started to play. Initially I enjoyed most of the upgrades and add-ons (zip lines are especially nice) but after playing online for a little while, I found that there was alot of lag on every server I joined. It felt like I was in "Slow-Motion Death Theatre" since every time a guy can around a corner, I would just freeze and watch myself die. The levels are fairly exciting and the vehicles are good, especially the choppers, but I still can't get past the notion that the code of SF is alot worse than BF2. Where I freeze in SF, I merely glitch for a half-second in BF2. I have only been able to play about 5 rounds, so I haven't had the full SF experience yet. Has anyone else noticed a connection quality difference between the two games? I should be getting back to a more reliable DSL connection in about a week, so maybe things will change. I noticed the CtD problems are still common with both games though... __________________ It is not important that the glass is half-full or half-empty, but rather how the glass got that way.