high lvl players lag, not low lvls

[Thorn]

Hello guys, i have this problem where low lvl players have 0 lag, they move fluidly, but when they get stronger and high lvl, they start lagging, walking like 1 sqm, 1 sqm, 1 sqm, you know? not fluidly at all, does anyone know why this happens?

 

[Danger II]

Maybe all of them lag, but only high players notice it due of their speed?

 

[Thorn]

Maybe all of them lag, but only high players notice it due of their speed?

uhm its possible

 

[OT World]

Maybe all of them lag, but only high players notice it due of their speed?

I thought that was funny.

Hello guys, i have this problem where low lvl players have 0 lag, they move fluidly, but when they get stronger and high lvl, they start lagging, walking like 1 sqm, 1 sqm, 1 sqm, you know? not fluidly at all, does anyone know why this happens?

Do you have persistent scripts assigned to high level players?

 

[Thorn]

I thought that was funny.

Do you have persistent scripts assigned to high level players?

nothing i can think of, all scripts i have are for all players, there are no new stuff applied for certain lvl :/
maybe it has something to do with the otclient? too heavy? i have my server in a vps in ovh

 

[Thorn]

I thought that was funny.

Do you have persistent scripts assigned to high level players?

what do you think?

 

[3alola1]

what do you think?

use anthour console

 

[Marcus]

The problem isn't with your server (maybe).
The faster your character is, the more you notice higher latency.

etc, with 100 ms ping, you couldn't notice it walking around as a level 8, because your character is so slow.
But at lvl 200, running like a train, you'll notice the higher latency a lot more easy.

If it's "lagg", it's because higher latency which is a lot more noticeable at high speeds.
If it's "laggy walking, but not lagging game" it's because a speed mismatch in C++, your source tell them game the speed of character, and tell the client something else.

A missmatch is heavily noticed if the difference is only 0.05 ms in walkdelay (only at higher speeds).