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Some games have very little lag, maybe only 2 or 3 times throughout the match, but there is always lag. I tried every fix I could find online and nothing helps. I do see a lot of posts saying the server quality has gone down since the game came to steam, which I can't really confirm since I didn't play smite before then.
Been playing for 3 years and never have DC issues. I've had the random DC or two, but I'm talking a couple times a year at most. Everyone just wants to blame the game/servers for their DC issues, but its a very complicated problem with the most likely cause being your PC hardware, your modem/router hardware, your ISP, or the connection between you and the server. How many ever hundreds or thousands of miles away that may be.
Yes Hi-Rez does need to invest in more servers in more locations, that would help with a lot of things, but random DCs, as in you or someone else DCs but the rest of the people in the match don't, are not the fault of the Hi-Rez servers more often than not.
oh please. The entire string of posts is complete ignorance towards how networks (and lag) even work.
First... your connection speed has nothing to do with lag. Bandwidth such as 10mbit refers to the *amount* of data you can get at once, not how fast you get it.
Games use very little bandwidth, so your super mbit connection is pointless in regards to lag or speed to the server.
Networks don't work off of magic, they travel along paths and those paths may be overloaded, degraded, or far away from their destination (or their original path broken). Smite has no control over the path YOUR connection takes to get to their servers, and if your road sucks... its your problem with your ISP.
Good luck getting them to fix it when you don't know the first thing about networks (read a book).
They will tell you to clean your cookies and your browser history, then tell you its microsofts fault because that is cheaper for them than fixing your problem.
If you get lag, by your little lonesome, then you are lagging. Yep thats your problem, not the server (this is common sense)
If EVERYONE is lagging its the server. Server ties everyone together, so if the server is slow then everyone is slow. No exceptions.
When this does happen, and server does not improve, the game gives you a message informing you the server is going to shut the game down and give you some free points.
People like to lay blame everywhere but where it belongs and this is hardly an exception; most cases its not the server. SORRY... not sorry
Where is that "Thank you" gif when you need one.
As said above, server problems will affect EVERYONE in the match, not just one person. If it's just you with a problem, check your router, check your modem, plug into an ethernet cable rather than running WiFi on your laptop (WiFi oftens throttles the actual speed your modem gets, especially if you have neighbors with WiFi causing interference), shut down programs running in the background of your computer, etc. Of course, most gamers know about all these things and it's insulting to say it's a problem with their computer when one online game runs fine and another doesn't. In that case it probably isn't their computer.
The biggest issue is the fact that your signal has to run from where you are, through thousands of cables and intervening computers to get to the game server. This is why where the game server is located in relation to you is important, and why Internet Speed Tests will give different results depending on where everything is routed through. You might be having issues with servers from a particular location, because there are crappy internet cables between you and the server, WHICH IS NOT YOUR FAULT OR THE SERVER'S FAULT. And unfortunately, there is not much you can do about this (calling your ISP sometimes helps, but mostly ends in frustration) besides try to avoid servers in that region, which works for some games where you can pick your server, but not for Smite...
So in the end, still use the Rate This Server button on Smite when you have issues and explain in the information box that only you were experiencing lag, but it was inconsistent with your other game experiences so you think it is an intervening issue and not your computer. Presumably the matchmaking algorithm (yes, we all love it so much), tries to find the optimal server for all the players being matched together, so giving HiRez more information about where there might be connections slow-downs between regions MAY help the algorithm find better servers for you... It's a long shot, but it's about all we've got.
Sorry about my english its not good. Smite its a good game but this Servers Mtachmaking and Balanced Gods its not good 1900 hour played i know what i say.
You are proving my points here. If the server is bad, then everyone in the match will be having problems. People who are disconnecting and then having to try to reconnect are having some other issue than something server side. And the ping has more to do with what's going on with the ISP (everything in between you and the server) and almost nothing to do with the server itself besides its physical location. You have great ping in other games, I addressed that; that means you don't have an issue with your computer, but it's not JUST your computer and Smite's server, there's everything else in between.
So we've ruled out your computer being an issue because it works well with good ping on other games under other conditions; I defended you by saying these people were being insulting to you to claim it's your computer when it works for other stuff. However, if most other people in your game were running fine, then we can also rule out the server. The reason you had 150 ping is probably because the server was a couple timezones away. You should use the Rate This Server button and tell HiRez that your ping was too high to play properly (though 150 ping isn't THAT bad) and hopefully they can try to optimize the matchmaker to connect you to closer servers.
I think a lot of the issues with disconnects and lag has more to do with the matchmaking taking people from locations all over the world (I had a match this morning with some non-English speaking Asians and I'm East USA, so possibly on the opposite side of the globe) and trying to connect them all to the same server so they can play... You're going to get high ping in that case, no way around that. Two things that would help would be more servers so that you can connect to one closer to you, but so long as the matchmaker is connecting people from opposite sides of the globe, that isn't going to help; so the second thing is more players. The more players there are, the more likely some of them are going to live closer to you and the more likely you'll all be really close to a Smite server so you can have low ping. Unfortunately, that's something BOTH we and HiRez have little control over besides continuing to try to promote Smite and get more people to play.
You might also want to see if you have more issues with ping and lag and disconnects at different times of the day. If you're playing in the wee hours of the morning (like I was with the aforementioned game), then most of the other players in your area are going to be asleep so you're more likely to get matched with people far away and have a sub-optimal server.
Could HiRez change the matchmaker to be regional like League does? Yes, but that would potentially increase queue times by a whole lot. Would that be worthwhile? Maybe. My game with the non-English speaking Asians went fine for me, but it might not for you. It's a difficult set of technical choices for HiRez, so that's why I suggested always rating your server because it will help HiRez have more data about what servers work for you and which ones don't and improve their algorithms. There are a lot of complaints about the matchmaking system, but HiRez does the matchmaking the way they do because seemingly more people complain about the queue length than not; so the best thing to do is to send more official complaints about the connection issues and matchmaking balance issues so they start to outweigh the people complaining about queue times...
Haha. Hahahaha. HAHAHAHA.
Even those with great computers (I have a fantastic rig) and a solid internet connection have awful problems. Smite servers are not reliable.
I have never had a flat out inability to join a game, but lag is beyond common. There have even been recent occurrences of not being able to play for over SIX hours when the servers were effectively dead. SIX. Those were late morning/afternoon hours.
InB4 you say "You noob, you know nothing about computers. Download moar RAM!"
The DC issue is also related to the mind-blowingly low level of play introduced by the disasterous Steam release.
Stop kissing Hi-Rez's butt. They have made so much money off this game, they CAN afford to get some better servers.
This is especially evident in off-peak hours. You know it's going to be bad when your queue time is 2+ minutes. You will get stuck with low level accounts of no skill, people playing on toasters at the North Pole, ESL mutes who don't understand anything about role calling, and AFK trolls from LoL/DotA who just want to BM Smite.