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Don't starve together feels just terrible to play due to having lag compensation that causes you to get hit when you shouldn't have been hit, or causing you to miss when you should not have missed.

Disabling this causes the game to have awkward delays in every action, moving from Singleplayer to DST was so tedious that I just don't play it because of that.

Why can we not have crisp and responsive movements? Look at Minecraft, Terraria or WoW. All of these game have crisp movements without any lag compensation or delays like in DST, and they are all games with bigger servers.

For crying out loud, if you somehow manage to fix this I will be able to buy and play DST with my friends already.

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Try looking at old threads where people complain about this.

For one DST uses a different programming language called lua and this apparently isn't great for multiplayer games in terms of lag compensation, but you can still try to adapt as others have it's not that hard to master and figure out how everything works.

39 minutes ago, GiddyGuy said:

Try looking at old threads where people complain about this.

For one DST uses a different programming language called lua and this apparently isn't great for multiplayer games in terms of lag compensation, but you can still try to adapt as others have it's not that hard to master and figure out how everything works.

I tried, and I can't.

 

Yes others have adapted, but that doesn't change the fact that the multiplayer of this game is below average quality.

55 minutes ago, Zaydai said:

For crying out loud, if you somehow manage to fix this I will be able to buy and play DST with my friends already.

So you haven't bought the game, but you have personal experience with the game's latency issues. Ok then.

15 hours ago, PuffinBy said:

When the host is on a good PC and you have good connection with it, you can't feel the lag.

So maybe you're asking to reduce system requirements?

That's not it, DST has an inherent lag due to being made a bit differently, a better pc won't help.

DST's movement and control feels weird compared to most games but it could be a lot worse. (Try playing any Genie engine games like AOE2:HD.) I don't really know how to describe movement in this game. It feels floaty I guess. In low ping servers its not much of an issue. In my experience playing with lag compensation off makes the game much smoother. (Even on 200+ ping servers.)

I can definitely see potential performance improvements in the future if events continue to be a success. (Forge increased the active player base significantly according to multiple third party monitoring sites.)

Since you potentially don't own a copy how have you experienced performance issues in the game? Family sharing? Console version? If you own an unsupported copy of the game you could purchase it on Steam as the latest version may have performance improvements the copy you played may not have. (I believe the game supports Steams two hour refund period so you should have a bit of time to test the games performance and see if it is playable for you.)

Edit: You can purchase a legitimate copy on Steam here. http://store.steampowered.com/app/322330/Dont_Starve_Together/ Its also 40% off ($8.99 USD) for the Autumn sale as of the writing of this post.

20 hours ago, Sinister_Fang said:

So you haven't bought the game, but you have personal experience with the game's latency issues. Ok then.

No, I do have it as you could see if you read the main post.

I got if for free as everyone else who owned the base game.

4 hours ago, Dreamscape18459 said:

Since you potentially don't own a copy how have you experienced performance issues in the game? Family sharing? Console version? If you own an unsupported copy of the game you could purchase it on Steam as the latest version may have performance improvements the copy you played may not have. (I believe the game supports Steams two hour refund period so you should have a bit of time to test the games performance and see if it is playable for you.)

I meant to say "buy DST for my friends and play it" up there.

I do not own any pirated version or anything, I owned DST for years but have only played it 3 hours, and have been asked by my friends if they should buy it and told them not to because of the weird desync and controls.

55 minutes ago, Zaydai said:

No, I do have it as you could see if you read the main post.

I got if for free as everyone else who owned the base game.

I meant to say "buy DST for my friends and play it" up there.

I do not own any pirated version or anything, I owned DST for years but have only played it 3 hours, and have been asked by my friends if they should buy it and told them not to because of the weird desync and controls.

mmm maybe thats why more ppl play DST than DS :D

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