Any tips on improving rubberbanding?

Adriang14

I’ve been getting it a lot lately and while my internets not the best it’s certainly not the worst it just really sucks cuz it feels like the games unplayable.

Adriang14

@[Deleted User] said:

use a wired connection if you're on wifi

I can’t it won’t be able to reach my router

kaeru

@Adriang14 said:

https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1885864#Comment_1885864

I can’t it won’t be able to reach my router

Here is your second problem, wifi router is too far. Wifi signal goes worse with distance and obstacles.

You better buy some long ethernet cable to plug it in at least while you playing.

wojtech

Try assigning yourself an IP from the router.

DawnMad

@Adriang14 said:

https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1885864#Comment_1885864

I can’t it won’t be able to reach my router

Then you already know what the problem is. I can tell you from experience, Wifi isn't good for gaming, no matter how much you try to fix it. Try to get a wired connection if you want more stable internet.

DarkSonAaron

If you can't get a direct connection try using a powerline. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Powerline-Ethernet-Adapters/s?k=Powerline+Ethernet+Adapters

I used one before and it's not as good as a direct connection but it's the best alternative.

wojtech

@Adriang14 said:

I’ve been getting it a lot lately and while my internets not the best it’s certainly not the worst it just really sucks cuz it feels like the games unplayable.

You can also try this. Add this in game.ini file, it may help a little

[/Script/Engine.GameNetworkManager]
MovementTimeDiscrepancyMaxTimeMargin=0.1f
MovementTimeDiscrepancyMinTimeMargin=-0.1f
MAXPOSITIONERRORSQUARED=1.0f