Queen bee constantly teleports?

[Pinhead Larry]

And not from offscreen either. This happens in singleplayer AND multiplayer and has made it nigh impossible to kill her. Any chance this will get fixed any time soon?

[Jordan]

it's probably just lag.

[1.10e+25 Worms]

Ive had the same problem with queen bee teleporting. its not that bad but it's annoying and does not look polished at all, unlike the other teleporting enemys.

[Excidamus]

get a better computer

[Pinhead Larry]

Originally posted by Jordan:

it's probably just lag.

But even the host is seeing it happen, so it's not lag.

Originally posted by Bumblebirb:

get a better computer

Both the host and my own PC are running RTX 2070 Supers with i7 8 cores, performance is not an issue, I can guarantee you.

[darth.crevette]

Are you trying to kill her on the surface? If so, she enrages there, and becomes *much* faster.

[Pinhead Larry]

No, we have an arena we built near the hive in the jungle. What she's doing is like rubberbanding. Her model just blinks randomly from one position to another with no animation or tell.

[wcc]

Originally posted by Syzygy:

But even the host is seeing it happen, so it's not lag.

It's still lag I'ld say. There was a time when meteor heads where constantly "teleporting" to me in MP, even if I was the only player (and therefore the host, too, ofc). Did not happen in SP though.

[Pinhead Larry]

I don't see how it can be lag for the host, seeing as this is a P2P connection game.

[wcc]

Originally posted by Syzygy:

I don't see how it can be lag for the host, seeing as this is a P2P connection game.

You don't know which odd sync loops it goes through. And as I said, I can tell from my very own experience that this COULD happen on the host system. Just try to fight her SP.

[darkcynic]

I mean.. as far as I know she doesnt have a teleport mechanic at all - she will literally fly to you if you recall from underground jungle to the surface, you can watch her icon on the map.

If she is teleporting there is something else at play and its indeed likely to be lag of some variety.