Archive for December, 2008
Operation of a Lag Switch
by nightfalkon07 on Dec.13, 2008, under Lag Examples, Lag Help
Operation of a Lag Switch
When the switch is activated, the device is designed to function for a few seconds on a timer, effectively blocking all network traffic between the local game device and the Internet temporarily. Used during gameplay, the device causes the person using a lag switch to appear to opponents as frozen while in fact they are still able to play locally and gain advantages in the game. When the lag switch timer expires, the local game device will resynchronize with the online game that appears to opponents in a sudden burst.
What Is a Lag Switch?
by nightfalkon07 on Dec.13, 2008, under Lag Examples
Question: What Is a Lag Switch?
Answer: A lag switch is a mechanism installed on a home network that allows you to insert delays into the flow of local traffic to the Internet. Lag switches are normally used by unscrupulous players wanting to cheat at online video games. Lag switches are unrelated to normal network switches.
