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Edited by Stari:
6/3/2025 12:18:28 PM
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Mostly it's not a skill problem, but connection problem.
Often 1 team/ player gets the connection and most kills.
While the other 2 players don't even know what's happening, because they are a second behind.
Sometimes the rolls turn 180 degrees in one match. Example:
In Trials i didn't stand a chance in a gunfight for 3 rounds. Then suddenly like the enemy team became the bigest noobs ever and I start whiping their whole team.
Probably host was changed in de mid game. Those are known peer-2-peer problems.
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[quote]Mostly it's not a skill problem, but connection problem. Often 1 team/ player gets the connection and most kills. While the other 2 players don't even know what's happening, because they are a second behind. Sometimes the rolls turn 180 degrees in one match. Example: In Trials i didn't stand a chance in a gunfight for 3 rounds. Then suddenly like the enemy team became the bigest noobs ever and I start whiping their whole team. Probably host was changed in de mid game. Those are known peer-2-peer problems.[/quote] Before you say skill issue play Splitgate 1 and 2…
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I did play Splitgate 2 and it was great. But it became boring after a couple matches.
