Server routing

[✪ Noba]

why does my cs2 just randomly route me through random servers that make no sense? I get 38 ping to sydney servers but it will route me threw guandong and Seattle making me have 1000+ ping. Is there a fix to this?

[ugly virgin incel loser]

server reroutes when receiving buy order items and trades

[c𝗮ˡcᶸˡ𝗮τ𐍈ŕฅ^•]

The "net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override" command is used to override the default setting for enabling or disabling Steam Datagram Relay (SDR) in CS:GO. SDR is a network feature provided by Steam that can help improve network connectivity and reduce latency for online games, including CS:GO.

Setting "net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override" to "0" disables SDR, while setting it to "1" enables it. By default, SDR is typically enabled in CS:GO to provide a better online gaming experience. If you set it to "0," you are effectively turning off the SDR feature, and CS:GO will try to connect directly to game servers without using the relay network.

Here's how you can use the command in the developer console:

To disable SDR (set to 0):
```
net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override 0
```

To enable SDR (set to 1):
```
net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override 1
```

After entering this command in the console, you may need to restart CS:GO for the changes to take effect. Keep in mind that the effectiveness of SDR can vary depending on your network setup and location, so you might want to experiment with different settings to see which one provides the best connection quality for you.

[Vault Hunter 101]

Originally posted by Captain HooK:

The "net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override" command is used to override the default setting for enabling or disabling Steam Datagram Relay (SDR) in CS:GO. SDR is a network feature provided by Steam that can help improve network connectivity and reduce latency for online games, including CS:GO.

Setting "net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override" to "0" disables SDR, while setting it to "1" enables it. By default, SDR is typically enabled in CS:GO to provide a better online gaming experience. If you set it to "0," you are effectively turning off the SDR feature, and CS:GO will try to connect directly to game servers without using the relay network.

Here's how you can use the command in the developer console:

To disable SDR (set to 0):
```
net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override 0
```

To enable SDR (set to 1):
```
net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override 1
```

After entering this command in the console, you may need to restart CS:GO for the changes to take effect. Keep in mind that the effectiveness of SDR can vary depending on your network setup and location, so you might want to experiment with different settings to see which one provides the best connection quality for you.

Why necro with useless command that has been removed years ago?

[fpxx]

i notice every time i get server routing bullet reg is much worse than it is with direct connect even with same ping. Also infuriating that i get routing even when both servers are in the same city or general area which makes no sense except for making game feel off

[🐊🅶🅰🆃🅾🆁🐊]

Yeah this feels horrible I get zero bullets reg when routing and excellent when not... with need a fix to.disable routing

[★ ⅄ℲOO⅁ ⛴]

Got a temporary fix , go to settings > game > refresh ping

[Performance]

I have the same problem. But the main problem is that enemy models moving too fast and I lose probably 70% of firefights when the enemies are picking.
After downloading demos there I saw that enemies are picking more slower and there I see the leg or shoulder parts...
In my case routing happens through Stockholm to Frankfurt, but I'm living in Latvia...
Playing with net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override at first time routing was through Warsaw but then again through Stockholm...
Will analyze this problem.

[AB]

Originally posted by 🐊🅶🅰🆃🅾🆁🐊:

Yeah this feels horrible I get zero bullets reg when routing and excellent when not... with need a fix to.disable routing

i get this too it takes like 2 secs for bullets to reg and i also keep getting my skins randomly changing into the default ones on some rounds and then its back to normal on the next round

[ShayanM]

DNS helped.

[✪ sagi]

I live in SEA and I usually get routed to hk, sg, and tokyo. Though, idk why but tokyo gives me 50% packet loss every time I play there. It wasn't a problem back in csgo. I also get routed to Seattle and "datacenter maa2" like what the ♥♥♥♥ is this, I'm in hongkong server but I'm routed through these bs then I get 399 ping. What the actual ♥♥♥♥.

[Performance]

Originally posted by Performance:

I have the same problem. But the main problem is that enemy models moving too fast and I lose probably 70% of firefights when the enemies are picking.
After downloading demos there I saw that enemies are picking more slower and there I see the leg or shoulder parts...
In my case routing happens through Stockholm to Frankfurt, but I'm living in Latvia...
Playing with net_client_steamdatagram_enable_override at first time routing was through Warsaw but then again through Stockholm...
Will analyze this problem.

I solved this problem by using Exitlag applicaiton. All works like a charm now. There are only two options how to solve this problem:
1) Get beter internet provider
2) Buy subscription in Exitlag or similar external application

[satur0_]

Originally posted by Randy Dandy:

server reroutes when receiving buy order items and trades

hi i traded few items like skins and cases in cs2 few days ago now my ping isnt stable im being rerouted through singapore to connect to dubai servers is there any way to fix this ? please help im having almost 200 ping

[Hector]

same problem wtf is this

[sploosh]

Also getting this issue still, I live in the UK, when I played on London servers it’s still rerouting me through Frankfurt or Amsterdam?

[siKH^]

i get the same as above, playing in london server i get routed through amsterdam???