Input latency inconsistency from day to day/hour to hour.

Daaaang, we made it all the way to the MS forums eh boys. If these guys can't fix it i dont think no one can.

Think it might be time to hang up the gloves. We had a good run. Let's try not to be too savage with the MS reps though, they have no clue **** HCB is lmfao.

I hadn't before, but I would like to explain why I'm doubtful of that.

I started my pc, moved my mouse across the desktop, noticed it wasn't as snappy as it can be from years of reference.

Started up RL and to no surprise it was a bit delayed, without hopping into a server. (We have something called Freeplay, which doesn't connect you to a server and should be offline play (can also use this if not connected to a network.)) Closed Rocket League.

So in this case I downloaded WTFast a network accelerator. Thought it would give me a free trial, but it seems that was just bait.

The application told me it wasn't optimizing anything because the free trial had run out, but it was learning from my network in case I decided to buy.

I started up RL and it felt a bit better (could be do to anything) So hopped online played a few games to let it record some stats. Nothing noticeable popped up so I just closed RL and the application (WTFast). Restarted RL again, hopped into Freeplay and this time it felt great, way faster than just 1 min ago, and way faster than the first time I started it up today. This can happen with literally any adjustment to my pc or game.

I just closed RL and my expectation is if I try to run it again it will still feel fast till at some point (after a few hours maybe or maybe a few days) it will get worse again for some unexplained reason.

Testing: opened op RL went into Freeplay and yup just like I expected still the same as the last time I started it.

Also this always transitions into online play. Whenever I do connect to a server.

This is a great example of how something changing (un)related can completely change the whole game within minutes

this all happend in a span of 25 min. Over the years I have found a bunch of things that might change it just like it did now. I basically have a whole list of things that I can use whenever it's there. Because some of the changes may work on some days but not others and sometimes the other ones do. This all is always temporarily.

Like changing some NVidia setting, or replugging my keyboard, mouse, controller, changing some settings in windows or changing some setting within the game itself, reseating my ram, yesterday I updated my bios to an Beta version and that did it. It can and will be literally anything that changes the game.

It's ridiculous how much it changes the whole feeling of the game.

Any idea's?

Thanks for the reply.

I don't think you really understand what I have posted in the messages.

It seems like you totally missed the point even after reiterating things I have said.

Thanks for your input, I'll ask somewhere else.

Hi

Thanks for your reply.

If you find that it is faster than before after switching the accelerator, it means that your problem may be more related to the network. Because your network environment has changed after starting the accelerator, and your DNS or other network settings have been changed, resulting in faster games.

What you call unplugging memory, updating BIOS, and setting up graphics cards are global settings based on windows. Changing them will make great changes, because these settings are fundamental to system operation.

So my suggestion is that you can use the network accelerator regularly, or restart your router regularly? Maybe these factors are the reasons why you slow down again after a long time.

Hi

Welcome to Microsoft community.

From your description, I think your problem lies more in network latency.

Have you tried to use the network and gaming accelerator to see if the latency will change?

Best regards

Derrick Qian | Microsoft Community Support Specialist