Jump to content
  • Hawaii Time Pacific Time Mountain Time Central Time* Eastern Time Western European Eastern European Eastern Daylight

    *Official unit time is Central Time. All times posted are in the Unit time unless otherwise indicated.

Cpl (Ret) Scullion

Retired
  • Posts

    144
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

Cpl (Ret) Scullion last won the day on January 4 2020

Cpl (Ret) Scullion had the most liked content!

Reputation

44 Excellent

About Cpl (Ret) Scullion

  • Birthday 04/29/1999

15th MEU Personnel Profile

  • 1) School of Infantry
    ITB
  • 2) Qualified MOS
    0311 Rifleman
  • 3) Corporal's Courses
    CPLC 101, CPLC 102, CPLC 103
  • 8) Auxiliary Qualifications
    CLSAMS, M32
  • 9) Date of Rank
    18FEB18
  1. I wouldn't worry about messing up someone elses game and I'm sure anyone would be glad to help in-game. What your looking for though is radio etiquette and usually playing and listening to the radios is a good way of picking it up.
  2. @Sgt Mandaville I would get onto your ISP and see what they can tell you about it from their side, mostly they'll run through their useless BS such as speed tests and changing to dual-band and such to lighten the load even though in my experience it doesn't do much. Currently I have the same kind of issue and the engineer that comes out to change my router has come out enough to 'fix' issues that we've gotten to know each other and he tells me even with an unlimited plan or any plan, that the ISP will tend to throttle you especially at peak times to adhere to everyone on the line, kind of like trying to balance it out which can sometimes cause the drops. It can happen at weird times as well like late at night or early mornings as well but sometimes he says that may be due to maintenance. My modem is built into the wall and sometimes the cable between it and the router may also fall loose, it can literally happen at random times or sometimes there can be dust or debris in the socket at the modem which can cause issues as well. I suggest when you have some free time to just scan over the hardware for anything that looks odd. Apart from that I can't really suggest more, you could try allocating a device to the DMZ, Dual-banding (if your router supports it) and even clearing some useless ports. Hopefully you get it all figured out.
  3. "Archer 2-3. Home. At least it used to be until I fucked everything up... wait no I went to reserves"
  4. I don't know what your ISP's package is for your internet, could be a chance that they are throttling you or prioritising others on the line first. Happens a lot to me, just get on the phone, threaten to leave for a better deal somewhere else, get yourself a fix and possibly a free deal. Though chances are it's what Zahj said and it could be bye bye time for the router. However some questions, does it cut out on just the PC or is all devices connected cut from it? Is there any other internet devices between the router and the PC that may cause interference (though this shouldn't be the case due to cable protection)? What time of day does it happen most and does it happen when doing anything specific?
  5. So we heard that Cpl A.B Johnson use to carry a lot of radios, so he has to carry every colour of smoke... right?
  6. Sometimes I feel like this happens too much to me... I suggest reading this with this video in the background for dramatic effect: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKhpE-oNoGY
  7. NOTE TO SELF: Sandbags are more dangerous than bullets! https://youtu.be/elvMYRmMr1o?t=49m44s - A link to Sgt.H Taylor's video where the sandbag testing went down.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.