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[chimpfn]

After using GOS for over a year I am just now realizing how much of a difference there really is as to the bots performance in training freeplay vs an actual game.

 

I either have never noticed it, or it just all of a sudden started to happen but the bot and GOS as a whole reacts very differently when in an actual match which I understand because freeplay is strictly client sided where as actual games are server sided, I can do some pretty crazy stuff in freeplay which i have been practicing for a year but when I go into an actual game all that consistency that I have in freeplay is completely thrown out the window and I am now just realizing why its because the bot is super consistent in freeplay so my muscle memory is used to one thing, then in a real game something different happens. I play at a constant 144 fps and solid 20-30 ping.

Just curious if anyone else has noticed anything like this and if there is anyway to fix this

[nirvana57]

After using GOS for over a year I am just now realizing how much of a difference there really is as to the bots performance in training freeplay vs an actual game.

 

I either have never noticed it, or it just all of a sudden started to happen but the bot and GOS as a whole reacts very differently when in an actual match which I understand because freeplay is strictly client sided where as actual games are server sided, I can do some pretty crazy stuff in freeplay which i have been practicing for a year but when I go into an actual game all that consistency that I have in freeplay is completely thrown out the window and I am now just realizing why its because the bot is super consistent in freeplay so my muscle memory is used to one thing, then in a real game something different happens. I play at a constant 144 fps and solid 20-30 ping.

Just curious if anyone else has noticed anything like this and if there is anyway to fix this

The general consensus is that you should train in a private lobby since you have ping there so you can get more adjusted to how it acts in real games.