What does the red and yellow chain things mean?

[Choke me Wesker]

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[Psynclair]

It means you're suffering desync, when this happens you might experience quite a bit of lag but it will usually clear up shortly. The real thing to worry about is the "No message recieved for X seconds" disconnect message.

[Choke me Wesker]

Originally posted by Darkwave:

It means you're suffering desync, when this happens you might experience quite a bit of lag but it will usually clear up shortly. The real thing to worry about is the "No message recieved for X seconds" disconnect message.

But what is the difference if it's yellow or red and broken and unbroken?

[Pierce]

yellow is minor, red is worse, not sure about broken and unbroken

[jrich360]

When no message recv for x seconds message comes up it boots me out of the game after 30 to 60 seconds.

[Delta]

when i says No message recieved after a while it will kick you cause you lost conection

[Se7eN]

Fear the yellow unbroken chain. 9 times outta 10, you get that...you're getting disconnected.

[Adaarable]

Funny, I've gotten that a few times, never disconnected though. Only times I disconnect/get disconnected is the "no message received" thing, which usually indicates that the server's restarting.

Originally posted by CoolHandLuke:

Fear the yellow unbroken chain. 9 times outta 10, you get that...you're getting disconnected.

[Vindicte]

I've found that the red chain broken and whole don't really do anything to my connection, I never rubber band, never get the "no message received for x seconds" messages, like CoolHandLuke said, it's that yellow chain that gets me, if it's whole I'm screwed at whatever I was doing.

[Choke me Wesker]

Originally posted by Vindicte267:

I've found that the red chain broken and whole don't really do anything to my connection, I never rubber band, never get the "no message received for x seconds" messages, like CoolHandLuke said, it's that yellow chain that gets me, if it's whole I'm screwed at whatever I was doing.

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