Barthandelus's Posts

Hello @valerekin, If it's supported on others platforms there is no reason Stadia couldn't implement this. At this point we don't have infos : Does developpers didn't add russian languages files on purpose, but just on Stadia, or is it Stadia's fault ? In all case, and sadly, I think you understand, but here, the community can't help more. The advises the community did give you are our only infos so far. Have you tried the last solution of @Chufu ? Does it changed something ?

Hello @ValiantFan771, UDP doesn't need upload (or atleast, less than Edge, lol, so 5 Mbps is huge), so it's not that. It doesn't come from your hardware too. Hardware only impact Decoding Time and yours is great. Really great. Try to force the use of VP9 1080p/4K through Stadia Enhanced and see what happen Will help you further after but I need to know. Also try with Windows Defenders off (you have to close Chrome, everytab, then turn off Windows Defenders, wait 60sc, and try again.).

Hello @ValiantFan771, I think you pointed out the problem. As far as I know Stadia works through UDP (it's better for stream content, like live cameras, etc). It means you don't recover packet losts. 15.147 is a huge amount when you know that only 1 packet can create blur/input lag. Something's wrong on your network atm. Check this thread where I talk about ports used by Stadia. Try opening them, and disable your antivirus. Both before starting Stadia. Once done, try again, and let us know if the problem persist. Antivirus such as Kaspersky does block Stadia, for example.

Hello @ValiantFan771, I assume it is constantly without any timeout / drop. It means your network is fast and stable. The problem occurs from somewhere else then. Try installing the Stadia Enhanced addon to monitor what's happening once in game. Could you please provide us a screenshot of what you get when you reproduce your incident ? It should looks like that (sorry, French here !) :  

Hello @ValiantFan771, 45 Mbps through "cable", right ? Could you please precise if it's CPL or Ethernet ? It's different. Ethernet is stable. CPL isn't, even if it's also a cable. It is subject to electronic perturbations (way more than Ethernet). Please note that Ethernet can also be impacted if it's a cat4 cable or below. Wanna try your stability ? Press the Windows button and the R key together On the window that will open, type : cmd.exe, then hit ENTER. On the black window, type the follow : ping stadia.com -t You can stop the command at any time with CTRL + C, or by closing the window. Check the time=Xms value. A stable connexion means you'll have the same ms each time, with a maximum of 1 or 2ms As example, I constantly have 4ms. Diagnostic : If you have, for example, 5ms, 5ms, 5ms, 30ms, 5ms, it means there is a perturbation that will impact you. If you have a timeout (no ms, just an error message), it means there is a huge perturbation that will impact you. 45 Mbps is suffisent to play in 4K without any input lag, so if you have input lag / delay or if the video does blur, it probably means it came from your stability, not your speed. Once I'll know what's happening I will provide further infos / solutions. 

It's sad to say as I like Stadia but, Stadia's first argument is "you don't need to download a game, you can play it directly". Atm it's way faster to download the game (up to date !) than waiting for the devs to update their game on Stadia. And Outriders is not the only one in that case. And Stadia can't do anything about it. It's only up to the game devs.