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These hiccups are a result of your game state desynchronising too much with the host's game state I believe. This indicates some connection problem between you and the host of the game, which, to the best of my knowledge, is always the person listed at the top of the lobby.
This game requires some pretty serious upload bandwidth (somewhere within the realm of 50-70 KB/s) as the host in a full house, so perhaps those with more limited connections find it difficult to keep up.
This is due to a laggy connection and packet loss. Ensure your connection is as stable as possible when playing this game by following the steps above regarding to network errors.
This needs to be fixed ASAP. It's already happened to me well over five times when everybody's connection was fine.
I'd like to make an addenum to this one. There are cases where by using the All-Star powerup at just the right moment as you hit a transform ring, the game won't properly register a transform. I had this happen to me once, ended up driving a car through Race of Ages' water section as a result. I have a video of said result, but since fraps wasn't running at the moment I did it, I don't have the cause on film.
I'm not sure how it works for people who own 360 controllers but the lack of deadzone for my PS3 controller+Motioninjoy Drivers causes random direction changes while drifting, the slightest push of the analog stick in the opposite direction causes the change, which pretty much forces me to use d-pad.
it's manageable in car/boat but in plane it can be a pain.
Another friend that uses a PS3 controller has the same problem.
I also use the XInput emulation mode.
These hiccups are a result of your game state desynchronising too much with the host's game state I believe. This indicates some connection problem between you and the host of the game, which, to the best of my knowledge, is always the person listed at the top of the lobby.
This game requires some pretty serious upload bandwidth (somewhere within the realm of 50-70 KB/s) as the host in a full house, so perhaps those with more limited connections find it difficult to keep up. [/quote]
Thanks a lot
the problem never occurs when I use keyboard emulation, with the exact same controller.
Did you do the steps listed on here?:
http://www.motioninjoy.com/blog/motioninjoy-simulate-xbox-360-controller-virtual-xinput-device
The Game Controller Panel and Properties should look like this:
http://i.imgur.com/gxG9xCE.png
EDIT: System specs:
- ASUS P8 Z77-V LX
- Intel i5-2500K stock
- 8 GB (2x 4) Corsair XMS DDR3/1333
- EVGA nVidia GTX 260 896 GDDR3 VRAM
- 1TB 7200 RPM HDD
And I have read that the black screen may be caused by having the game on an external drive but I haven't moved my games yet. xD It's on my intenal system drive. Really stumped here!