There are so many topics within the forum concerning lag and updates, I thought I would offer my own observation and reasoning for the so called lag. I will keep it simple without using words that require a dictionary or thesaurus, or for those unfamiliar with the later google.

As we all know, this app is available on many operating systems or devices manufactured by many different companies. Each system is composed of so many components which allow each device to operate within it's set specifications of micro chips manufactured all over the world.

Now each device interprets the data from this game at different rates, the servers interpret the base data of the game. Do each device and the server actually have the capacity to interpret hundreds of thousands commands at the same time?

Imagine trying to solve a math equasion, yet in 14 languages in a matter of milliseconds. Could you decipher and execute the solution at the swipe of one dropping the throttle in a game?

Simply the world we live in consists of numbers, everything around us in some way is an equasion. Simple yet complicated math. If the 101010101010101010101010101010101010+1= confused and trying to compute, then the solution will always be out of reach by .0001 due to incompatability within each system.

Random observation and only thought here without confirmation.

bzerkbzerk wrote: There are so many topics within the forum concerning lag and updates, I thought I would offer my own observation and reasoning for the so called lag. I will keep it simple without using words that require a dictionary or thesaurus, or for those unfamiliar with the later google.

As we all know, this app is available on many operating systems or devices manufactured by many different companies. Each system is composed of so many components which allow each device to operate within it's set specifications of micro chips manufactured all over the world.

Now each device interprets the data from this game at different rates, the servers interpret the base data of the game. Do each device and the server actually have the capacity to interpret hundreds of thousands commands at the same time?

Imagine trying to solve a math equasion, yet in 14 languages in a matter of milliseconds. Could you decipher and execute the solution at the swipe of one dropping the throttle in a game?

Simply the world we live in consists of numbers, everything around us in some way is an equasion. Simple yet complicated math. If the 101010101010101010101010101010101010+1= confused and trying to compute, then the solution will always be out of reach by .0001 due to incompatability within each system.

Random observation and only thought here without confirmation.

Listen you young whipper snapper, back in my day bread was a nickel, and...and...oh, wait. This ain't that darn remember thread. Ok i must admit, this sounds feasible, I'm no computer guy. If it wasn't for VonCat of McDoom(13years old) and auto correct. This post would of ended up on some other thread, on some other site, in an unintelligible language.(Do you really think I can spell unintelligible?) So Bzerk, thank you for putting this in terms us slightly slower people, can understand. I was able to follow along and only had to back up once or twice.

Great but still difficult words : ....pictionary, treasaurus, miniseconds (that must be the time in use in minidogfight)