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How much would someone pay for a sofware that lowers server lag to 0 ?

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So , i have a great idea , but i wanna just ask the market how much would someone pay for a software like that?

Also there is a vip option too.

For example : Vip players have 0 lag.

 

Or paying system.

Example : 10 euro = 15 days without lag etc (example)

 

I am open to your oppinions.

Psych_O Newbie

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this would be great but lag in servers it isn't only by the internet connection..... it depends from the dedicated  hardware,the pack, the connections that a players open in the db etc

Dir50 Newbie

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this would be great but lag in servers it isn't only by the internet connection..... it depends from the dedicated  hardware,the pack, the connections that a players open in the db etc

Well. Its not about internet conection only.

I found the meaning of life (basicly of lags life :P) in some clever sockets.

SrbIN Newbie

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So , i have a great idea , but i wanna just ask the market how much would someone pay for a software like that?

Also there is a vip option too.

For example : Vip players have 0 lag.

 

Or paying system.

Example : 10 euro = 15 days without lag etc (example)

 

I am open to your oppinions.

 

Why should someone buy VIP from a server, just to reduce his lag? He's already having a good connection, isn't that enough?

So, forget that option.

Server owner must have a good dedi to handle the users.

 

About your idea, it's good. If I had a server and I needed such software, I'd give 50e max.

bai

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I love how no one still on this forum - hasn't learned the basics of computing systems.

 

 

The minimal gain you could achieve from this  - in circumstances where you have some cheapass vps for a l2j with limited resources - would be hardly offset from just getting a decent box with decent bandwidth.

 

 

If it's locally resource based, adding more code\application to prioritize would only cause harm to the majority and help the minority.

If it's cause your using a cheapass hoster with bad peering agreements - nothing you put on the damn server will fix the bad peering to users far away from the server physically.

 

Short of Psomas somehow creating a Peering network for himself to act as a CDN\Proxy for users with bad peering to a server (That would require knowledge of decent TCP\IOCP mechanics to make it scale appropriately + a clustered server approach - which isn't gonna happen).

 

Does no one grow older in this forum and learn more about how the internet works?

Dir50 Newbie

Dir50

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BnB cards wasn't they VPN?

something like.

I love how no one still on this forum - hasn't learned the basics of computing systems.

 

 

The minimal gain you could achieve from this  - in circumstances where you have some cheapass vps for a l2j with limited resources - would be hardly offset from just getting a decent box with decent bandwidth.

 

 

If it's locally resource based, adding more code\application to prioritize would only cause harm to the majority and help the minority.

If it's cause your using a cheapass hoster with bad peering agreements - nothing you put on the damn server will fix the bad peering to users far away from the server physically.

 

Short of Psomas somehow creating a Peering network for himself to act as a CDN\Proxy for users with bad peering to a server (That would require knowledge of decent TCP\IOCP mechanics to make it scale appropriately + a clustered server approach - which isn't gonna happen).

 

Does no one grow older in this forum and learn more about how the internet works?

You got it.

Its a similar way like utorrent is working.

There is not point to lose speed since there is a peer near to you.

Also you gain something like direct conection to server so , your ping is like local-lan.

mcbigmac Newbie

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something like.You got it.

Its a similar way like utorrent is working.

There is not point to lose speed since there is a peer near to you.

Also you gain something like direct conection to server so , your ping is like local-lan.

 

Id say it requires a clustered load CC somewhere including some client pinging functionality from client or a geolookup table.

Without knowing you - i wanna see that happen (and working) before i'd believe it.

 

Besides effectively actually proving better responce time and having a cost-structure that makes sense so cheapass MXC idiots will buy from you.

 

 

But kudos if you pull it ;)

nekys Newbie

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I love how no one still on this forum - hasn't learned the basics of computing systems.

 

 

The minimal gain you could achieve from this  - in circumstances where you have some cheapass vps for a l2j with limited resources - would be hardly offset from just getting a decent box with decent bandwidth.

 

 

If it's locally resource based, adding more code\application to prioritize would only cause harm to the majority and help the minority.

If it's cause your using a cheapass hoster with bad peering agreements - nothing you put on the damn server will fix the bad peering to users far away from the server physically.

 

Short of Psomas somehow creating a Peering network for himself to act as a CDN\Proxy for users with bad peering to a server (That would require knowledge of decent TCP\IOCP mechanics to make it scale appropriately + a clustered server approach - which isn't gonna happen).

 

Does no one grow older in this forum and learn more about how the internet works?

 

Exactly like this...

MrHotFire Newbie

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So , i have a great idea , but i wanna just ask the market how much would someone pay for a software like that?

Also there is a vip option too.

For example : Vip players have 0 lag.

 

Or paying system.

Example : 10 euro = 15 days without lag etc (example)

 

I am open to your oppinions.

 

 

 

It's seems a little incredible but I could give 1-2 euro per day.:p  (you said a cheaper way than an dedicated).

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