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Help and Support Forums => Aces High Bug Reports => Topic started by: Traveler on December 15, 2011, 04:36:42 PM
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when you shoot some down or when you destroy a Hanger, you used to receive a system message, I noticed my last squad night, that was Saturday evening at 7:PM , that I did not always receive the message, even thought I had just dropped a hanger or shot someone down, My CO Gunston also reported not receiving notification as well. Has anyone noticed this issue or was it just a fluck?
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I've had about 10 kills not register in the past week. Guy will lose a wing, go spiraling into the ground and explode, then not even an assist in the buffer with no one near by. The only thing I can think of is the person 'discod' prior to my shots being fired, shots register on my screen, doesn't return a packet from the other computer, so treats it as a true disco, and not a plug pull/force disco.
I haven't experienced the targets being destroyed not showing up.
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I've had about 10 kills not register in the past week. Guy will lose a wing, go spiraling into the ground and explode, then not even an assist in the buffer with no one near by. The only thing I can think of is the person 'discod' prior to my shots being fired, shots register on my screen, doesn't return a packet from the other computer, so treats it as a true disco, and not a plug pull/force disco.
I haven't experienced the targets being destroyed not showing up.
Same with me, tho not as often.
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This being the couple weeks before Christmas, I would think that their is a severe increase in network traffic and although you are probably registering the dropping of hangars and/or being awarded the kills.........
the Holiday Internet Traffic is the cause of not receiving such messages I am assuming....... if memory serves me correctly it has happened around this time in several previous years............ latency/lag dropped packets etc....... from overloaded Internet......
check your scores to see that it is showing your kill count increasing, even though it is not registering a kill message in the text buffer.......
just a thought
TC
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check your width on the buffer I thought I had a problem as well but it seem the text buffer minimized all the way closed