 | Rubberbanding(1) | Category: Technical SupportApril-16-2013 5:32 AM PDT (10 years ago)  |
| Been having this problem ever since I came back to the game 2 months ago. I play a WW Barb, and I constantly see rubberbanding, as in where I WW out of a big back of mobs, and all of the sudden I am back to where I was 2-3 secs ago, which often result in me getting killed. It's getting really ridicilous now, as it happens so much it's bordering on unplayable. I've even lost 2 lvl 60 HC chars to it, although I don't care about those as I went back to SC now. I have an average of 50ms ingame, and I don't see it go up. My connection is 80/80Mbit Fiber, and Diablo 3 is the only game where I see this kind of behavior. Even in wow before I quit that recently, I didn't see anything like that. And I only really see it on my barbarian. I never saw it on my DH or Wiz, and only a few times on my Monk, which is tempest build. What worry me the most here, is that it's pretty obvious that it's a diablo problem as I also have friends who see this, yet all I can find from Blizzard on it, is that they released a fix in August 2012 that fixed this issue, when clearly it isn't fixed. Please please please, don't give up on fixing it. It kinda look like to me like a desync issue often related to moving fast. I'll even go as far as saying it seem to be very much related to skills that let you pass through mobs maybe, like Tempest rush/Whirlwind, as it always happens as I'm moving out of packs of mobs. I've NEVER seen it happen when I wasn't near mobs. And I know certain elites/champs can pull you in, but it also happen with just white mobs. It's really discouraging. I just died 5 times in a row from it. :( | ||
 | Rubberbanding(5) | April-20-2013 3:11 AM PDT (10 years ago) |
| Hello, This is something we can look into, but we would need diagnostic information in order to do so. Please post a Dxdiag so we can investigate further: battle.net/support/article/obtaining-system-files However I've had to lock this as it's turned into a '+1' thread, which aren't helpful in these situations. | ||
