Treyarch seems to have done an excellent job of fixing Black Ops, and it almost feels like a completely different game to that which I played earlier this week. This further confirms out early test results, which indicate that due to peering issues, Telkom ADSL accounts are not suitable for playing Black Ops. I questioned a few, and roughly half confirmed that they were using Telkom ADSL broadband accounts, while others were on other wireless solutions. There were however still a number of players with 300ms+ latency. Theatre mode was also accessible, although this was previously a problem that affected select individuals only, so more feedback is needed to determine anything conclusively.
The server browser seems to have been fixed, and for the first time I was instantly able to see a long list of local servers.
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Silky smooth frame rates and solid, low latency was the order of the evening, and there were many full local servers even at 1AM as gamers crammed in to get their CODBOPS fix. Gamers on various local servers expressed elation at the fact that for the first time last night, the game was actually truly playable.
It is a bit early to get a broader consensus, but from my isolated experience I noticed more consistent frame rates, and an almost complete elimination of the lag that was spoiling everyone's fun before the patch.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops PC patch fixes lagĬall of Duty: Black Ops was released on Tuesday, but much to the dismay of PC gamers, it was so big ridden and badly affected by lag, that many were calling the game "broken."ĭespite the problems, there was a general sentiment among PC gamers that Treyarch would eventually fix the game, and fix it they have.Ī sub-10 MB patch was released last night, and since the install, the vast majority of the problems seem to have been resolved.
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