Ok - after having a look at the new movie from the new area 'Sorrow'.
Its huge!
How does one with a 56K modem steam all that content? Would it involve like steaming in 100MB or so? Because I would never beable to do that.
I've never downloaded a file larger than 50MB.
56K Worries
Darksci
Killion
Uhm, last time i checked they streamed it while you're in game. They only use the patching system outside GW when they're updating gw.exe
so I suppose you should just play the game for a very long time.
And not to offend you but: Why are you still using 56K? You come out cheaper with a budget ADSL/cable connection.
so I suppose you should just play the game for a very long time.
And not to offend you but: Why are you still using 56K? You come out cheaper with a budget ADSL/cable connection.
EnDinG
Click Me
Theres a 56K question listed in there.
Hopefully it will answer your question, if you have anymore (or are unhappy with the thread) feel free to let us know. =)
Thanks.
Theres a 56K question listed in there.
Hopefully it will answer your question, if you have anymore (or are unhappy with the thread) feel free to let us know. =)
Thanks.
Darksci
Because Broadband in my area is a 1year contract.
And i'm moving out in October.
Ok back to the point - do you think it would get laggy if it was steamed all in?
And i'm moving out in October.
Ok back to the point - do you think it would get laggy if it was steamed all in?
Bgnome
the way the streaming technology is designed, it will only stream the data you need and use minimal bandwith to do it. there is no significant difference in lag between dial-up and broadband connections. your biggest issues are loading screens if you have not been to an area before and perhaps thrid party programs like voice-chat that take an appreciable amount of bandwith.
davidmor
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Originally Posted by Killion
And not to offend you but: Why are you still using 56K? You come out cheaper with a budget ADSL/cable connection. |
Roken
When you enter a zone, they download all the content in the zone at that time. The next time you enter the zone, no downloads needed.
Its just like Bgnome said:
Its just like Bgnome said:
Quote:
the way the streaming technology is designed, it will only stream the data you need and use minimal bandwith to do it. there is no significant difference in lag between dial-up and broadband connections. your biggest issues are loading screens if you have not been to an area before and perhaps thrid party programs like voice-chat that take an appreciable amount of bandwith. |
Darksci
Any chance to download it as a patch? from ANet?
Like download it on my uni pc which has a 5MB/sec connection
Then install it on my pc?
Is there any plans to do something like that?
Like download it on my uni pc which has a 5MB/sec connection
Then install it on my pc?
Is there any plans to do something like that?