Modem IP Address blocking ports. Need help setting up ps3

Shlouski said:
I'm not suggesting you can host servers with 0.5
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That's the challenge with a lot of console type of games though, which tend to implement peer to peer connectivity to a large degree.

Most traditional client/server setups don't have a huge amount of data to send from the player, however once you start propagating more than your own data as a player that 64 KB/sec gets sucked up very quickly. Even a single voice stream outbound in game using something like a G.711 codec will chew through ~10 KB/sec of bandwidth.
 
beers said:
That's the challenge with a lot of console type of games though, which tend to implement peer to peer connectivity to a large degree.

Most traditional client/server setups don't have a huge amount of data to send from the player, however once you start propagating more than your own data as a player that 64 KB/sec gets sucked up very quickly. Even a single voice stream outbound in game using something like a G.711 codec will chew through ~10 KB/sec of bandwidth.
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I know your right, but I personally have never had any issues as a client. I often have lan parties where 4 of us will be gaming online at the same time while using teamspeak, we haven't run into any issues yet. I'm just saying as a client, 0.50 should be enough for one person to game online without issues.
 
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