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can a spectator lag the game?

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lurker
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Re: can a spectator lag the game?

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Soul wrote:you would in essence start another short game
A networked game with everyone in it? If no, then the lobby can lie about the results. If yes, you can still have spring mislead.
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ginekolog
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Re: can a spectator lag the game?

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In spring u can easy decet huge lagger luckily. Just use /info or advplayerlist and kick lager and take his units - game goes on. This is BIG impreovement over all other RTS games where this was not possible.

I am just glad i diched old barton 3200 and got E8400.. its sooo super fast wooho. 8)
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Re: can a spectator lag the game?

Post by zerver »

I agree, just look at the CPU percentage. Anyone above 75% will throttle the gamespeed, and is a candidate to be kicked.

Or host the game yourself and enable the EnforceGameSpeed setting, which will drop slow players and also ignore spectators when regulating the speed.
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Re: can a spectator lag the game?

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BTW: If you wanna see how the EnforceGameSpeed setting behaves, join any of the EXE autohosts.

Big games without any slowdown...
YHCIR
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Re: can a spectator lag the game?

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zerver wrote:Or host the game yourself and enable the EnforceGameSpeed setting, which will drop slow players and also ignore spectators when regulating the speed.
How do I enable this setting?
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Re: can a spectator lag the game?

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YHCIR wrote:How do I enable this setting?
Set EnforceGameSpeed=1 in the file
C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\springsettings.cfg
or
.springrc
if you have linux.
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