Lagcompensation (forced)

[O_O]

Im tired from russkies and turks at EU servers with absurd latencies, giving them godmode at every corner and making the game meh. Its no fun to worry about every corner knowing that if enemy decides to peek from he has a free kill. Valve doesnt seem to take any action against that so i decided to do it on my own.
I tested it on ISPs infrastructure and it worked like a charm - with ping 130ms i was feeling like with godmode or with wallhax, i peeked and no one reacted on it because they were dead faster than they even spotted me. So big difference against me playing with low latency when i peek and enemy nearly instantly reacts.
Im gonna to buy a custom linux router, install netem packate and live simulate artifical roundtrip.
I have a question, which parameter is deciding for lagcompensation amount - pure ping in console or something else too? Its important, im thinking about delaying only outgoing packets to make things working even better than they work for east europeans and asians at EU servers now... And STRIKE BACK.

[сʏʀʌx]

Its our russian secret for being godmode against you.

[♛ SeŇoR DoG ♛]

And thats why people try to strike back.
faceit at any level is unplayable last year due to this and chinese standard is to turn VPN on at E5 league to have 60ms and not 6ms because with 6ms you are too easy target for 60ms opponents.

[♛ SeŇoR DoG ♛]

Btw im looking for good and cheap european VPN for csgo with more servers for best latency configuration so the servers are closer or more further depending on enemy setup, any tips?
I dont want the usual providers, they very often are suffering from packetloss or jitter, i need 0 loss, 0 jitter.
Someone has experience with nordVPN which looks most promising? I mean CSGO experience.

[Hamsterpeek]

Can you provide some video footage as evidence? No demo tho, just real ingame footage.

[O_O]

No evidence needed, simply download program named CLUMSY and set the latency to add 70ms and turn it on whenever you go into clutch or at T side. Works at W10 in compatibility regime.
Or (even better due to security) at linux you can use NETEM package and delay OUTGOING traffic for 70ms,
In both cases. you will delay only info to your enemies. In clumsy 64bit version 0.2 and higher you can set outgoing packets only and in linux default commands affect only OUTPUT not incoming packets and i noticed that its right that server takes only ping into consideration, there is no handshake with client so the client doesnt finger you to server that get info without the ping delay.
I didnt sleep tonight and made it working :) Its like godmode.

Strongly recommend to use linux even trough its harder but its fully safe (no program in background running needed - it dont recommend to run any software on the machine you run the game).

[Hamsterpeek]

Originally posted by Klaus Barbie:

No evidence needed, simply download program named CLUMSY and set the latency to add 70ms and turn it on whenever you go into clutch or at T side. Works at W10 in compatibility regime.
Or (even better due to security) at linux you can use NETEM package and delay OUTGOING traffic for 70ms,
In both cases. you will delay only info to your enemies. In clumsy 64bit version 0.2 and higher you can set outgoing packets only and in linux default commands affect only OUTPUT not incoming packets and i noticed that its right that server takes only ping into consideration, there is no handshake with client so the client doesnt finger you to server that get info without the ping delay.
I didnt sleep tonight and made it working :) Its like godmode.

Strongly recommend to use linux even trough its harder but its fully safe (no program in background running needed - it dont recommend to run any software on the machine you run the game).

So you have no evidence even tho it is such a. big deal for you? Alright.

I haven't had that issue in 7.500 hours of GO but I'm sure with your 0.087 hours you have plenty more experience.
Edit: Also you are using third party programs and a ton of settings to somehow bug out the game which is exactly the same as cheating. Congratz. You are ranting about cheater but call it lag compensation and blame thw game for it. Also as if many people do this. Again, never had that in 7.500 hours and never saw that in many thousand of hours of watching games, streams, youtube videos etc.

[temper]

Another meme compensation thread by the same person. If you think it's that op then play on high ping, no one's stopping you.

Go reach global or at least level 10 on faceit with your epic lag comp abusing and then I'll consider it broken. Should be a walk in the park for you considering you're calling it godmode.

[⚡𝒜𝓊𝓍𝑒⚡]

Strange topic author. On the contrary, Russians are trying to lower their ping. And this miracle wants to play with a high ping. You cannot be understood

[velja?]

Originally posted by Kaarlo Pentti Linkola:

Btw im looking for good and cheap european VPN for csgo with more servers for best latency configuration so the servers are closer or more further depending on enemy setup, any tips?
I dont want the usual providers, they very often are suffering from packetloss or jitter, i need 0 loss, 0 jitter.
Someone has experience with nordVPN which looks most promising? I mean CSGO experience.

Well with every VPN you'd have sone package loss, usually it's small amount. ExpressVPN or NordVPN could be VPN for you (I've used Nord, it's decent).

[roi]

Originally posted by ⚡𝒜𝓊𝓍𝑒⚡:

Strange topic author. On the contrary, Russians are trying to lower their ping. And this miracle wants to play with a high ping. You cannot be understood

It's a known fact that peekers advantage works best at around 90-110ms ping.

OP, I don't know much about that software but I know that you can force desync with custom timers and simple console commands which give you way more advantage. Setting your FPS as close as playable to 30fps will make your client desync to people who are playing with much higher FPS, and you will get better packets per second (usually on 128 tickrate people with high FPS get lower than 92pu/s)