Buddy, I have to break your ‘honesty’ here, ping absolutely makes a big difference, and it’s clear you’re misinformed on how it impacts gameplay. also you're a head admin, I’d expect you to have a better grasp of the mechanics, but your statement shows otherwise. I checked your profile, you’ve barely played the game recently, with like only 6-7 matches in a week. Maybe you stick to weapons or playstyles that don’t highlight the issue, so let me break it down for you. For players in the Middle East, high ping directly affects weapons like Shaft in sniping mode, both modes of Gauss, Smoky, Thunder, and Vulcan—all of which rely heavily on precise bullet travel timing. Mammoth’s overdrive is another victim, as the delay prevents consistent damage application, often letting enemies escape even after being hit directly. On the flip side, Railgun, and Scorpion and shaft normal mode aren’t as affected because they don’t rely on travel delay, so if those are your preferred weapons, I can see why you wouldn’t notice the problem. I’ve thoroughly tested these issues on both test servers and live servers, and the results are undeniable. The difference between 150ms ping and a stable 26-30ms is night and day, and it renders the main servers nearly unplayable for competitive gameplay in our region. While there may be other priorities for the game, that doesn’t make the ping issue less significant. If you’re not a Middle East player and haven’t faced these conditions, I suggest stepping back from further comments and leaving this matter to the devs, who have the data and expertise to address it appropriately, they know what's the best for this game and they should know that the ping matter is serious and it needs to be fixed as soon as possible.

I get where you're coming from, and you’ve laid out the issue really well. Crisis is already a tough drone to use with high ping because of its reliance on precise timing. The default 0.5-second switching window between supplies is tight. When you add the international cooldown (around 0.1 seconds or 100ms) and then factor in high ping—ranging from 100 to 200ms—that delay stacks up to 700-750ms or more. That’s massive! It’s why I’ve had to stick to Defender up to now, but even that’s becoming less viable. Yesterday’s announcement about the drone nerfs really changes things. If I’m understanding it right (correct me if I’m wrong), the nerf means the extra boost from drones like Trickster, Booster, or Defender will only activate when picking up a drop like armor, speed, or damage. That’s a big shift. This nerf essentially forces some of us to switch back to Crisis since the other drones will lose much of their utility. And if Crisis becomes the go-to, a good ping becomes non-negotiable—otherwise, it’s nearly impossible to use effectively. For players grinding Matchmaking to finish their battle pass or elite pass, this high ping makes the game borderline unplayable. It’s not just about Crisis; high ping ruins gameplay overall. With weapons like Railgun or Shaft, for example, you have to predict and aim ahead of tanks because the delay shows them as stationary when they’re already on the move, at this point the game is more about prediction than just simply playing. It’s frustrating to deal with such situations when you’re trying to play competitively. This is a mess, and it needs to be fixed. Better servers in the Middle East could make a huge difference for us.

it feels so slow like 700ms to 1sec to switch between supplies ? idk if you're ok with that but im not ok hell no, my crisis is rotting in garage since 2023, i only play it in parkour to have fun

try to play using crisis and lmk ?

I didn’t come up with this idea randomly or without giving it some thought. Hazel mentioned in both interviews with Taspens that they have a lot of money to develop the game, and he emphasized it both times. So, financially, they’re capable of doing it, they have the resources to improve the game, so they should. The idea we’re suggesting is genuinely good. Even if it’s not the easiest thing to implement, it’s absolutely worth it. The number of players in the Middle East isn’t small; it’s actually a significant player base. And it’s not just Arabs in the region, there’s Bahrain, Cyprus, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, the UAE, and Yemen. I personally have friends from almost all of these countries, and almost every single one of them struggles with bad ping, we're talking 150+ that's the best we're getting. in countries like Yemen and Oman and UAE they're getting 200-300 solid. So what do you think they could do to help players in this region get a better ping? vpn is not always an option for us because most of them are banned in ME.

weren't you about to quit the game mr ChatGPT? if you're not from ME then there's no point of psoting here, keep your thoughts and opinions to yourself we didn't asked for it. look for another post to ruin not this one buddy we're not here to argue we're here to make a change in this game which i hope it's gonna happen

thank you for forwarding it, yah its so bad to play on high ping i hope they agree to make it happen we really need this )

as the title says we need a new server for the middle east. our ping used to be like 50 or less few years ago like in 2020-2022, now we’re stuck with 250-300 and it’s unplayable it made some of us to quit the game. meanwhile EU players chilling with 30-50 ping, you guys know how many arabs/middle east players there are, there is a whole community of arabs and middle east players in this game who wants a better ping, and please don't suggest using vpn we're not paying to play this game, also some vpns could get our accounts blocked so it's not a safe option, even in esports our ping is 400-500+ most of the time while EU players are getting 50-70 this is not fair for us that's a easy win for them. we’ve been playing this game since the release day, and it’s like we’re still being ignored no server, no proper support, no language for us, this needs to change.

Thank you for your reply and insights! I understand your concern about the potential lack of interaction if some friends can’t send invites, but I’d like to clarify my perspective: Friend Lists Serve Multiple Purposes: Not all connections on the friend list are for direct gameplay, and that’s okay. For example, players might add others to keep track of their activity, or simply maintain a connection for future opportunities. Improving Interaction Quality: By customizing invite permissions, players can avoid unwanted interactions (like spam invites) and focus on meaningful ones. This doesn’t reduce engagement but ensures it happens on better terms, making it a more enjoyable experience for everyone. A Flexible System Enhances Friend List Utility: While the current friend list is limited to sending invites and seeing online status, adding flexibility makes it more versatile. Players can still maintain connections, but without the pressure of frequent interruptions or the need to prune their list constantly. Ultimately, this feature wouldn’t detract from the system but would add an extra layer of personalization, which benefits a variety of player types, from casuals to content creators.

Thank you for your reply! I understand your perspective, but I’d like to add that there are scenarios where a feature like this would be very useful. For example: For YouTubers or Popular Players: Some players, like content creators or well-known members of the community, tend to have a lot of friends on their list. They don’t necessarily play with all of them but still want to maintain those connections for community engagement. However, this often leads to spam invites, which can become disruptive. Selective Playstyle: Even for non-creators, some players maintain larger friends lists because they enjoy connecting widely but only actively play with a smaller, trusted circle. Being able to customize who can send invites allows them to manage interactions without having to remove others or risk misunderstandings. This isn’t about redefining friendship but about providing players with more flexibility and control over their experience. It’s a quality-of-life improvement that could benefit various player types and enhance their enjoyment of the game.

Hi, I’d like to suggest an improvement to the invite system. Right now, anyone on your friends list can send you invites, including people you don’t know well, which can lead to unwanted or spam invites. It would be great to have a feature that lets us: Select Specific Friends Who Can Send Invites: This would allow us to create a list of close friends or trusted players who are allowed to send invites to maps or groups, reducing the chance of spam or prank invites from others. Ignore Invites from Other Friends: For the rest of the friends who aren’t on that list, we should be able to either ignore their invites or not receive invites from them at all. This would give players more control over who can interact with them through invites, making the experience much more enjoyable and less frustrating. Thanks for considering this!.

hello, i reveived them too except the freeze and its pulsar ?

are we getting them today or what? you guys should've given it yesterday though

arabic ofc

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