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1) Are you using a wireless connection?
2) Are you or is someone else downloading, streaming, etc?
3) Results of: ping brawlhalla.com
4) Results of: tracert brawlhalla.com
5) Results of: ping google.com -n 100
6) Anything else you might think is relevant?
Sorry for the error. I know Russian and bad English that's why used Google translator.
Characters are hard to spot on screen and hard to distinguish from one another. I play on a huge TV and have 20/20 eyesight and this is still an issue.
Sprites could be better, and more editing options.
Game mechanics is lacking. For some reason it does not feel like the brawl platformer it should. Not very intuitive to fight in it - unlike a lot of games where you just know how to play even if you never have. You don't get that same "try something and see if it works" here so much.
Partially the mechanics is due to the lag discussed here I guess. But in a good part is due to not having a very diverse attack patterns and a variety of combos.
Feels very monotone and like a mess on the screen in conclusion, mechanics need to be more diverse and characters more distinguishable from one another and the background.