August 2020 - last edited August 2020
When I'm playing online on my ps4, there an input lag of at least a second or sometimes two. Significantly more than when I used to play online on UFC 3, and on the same exact console.
When I'm finding a match online, it shows that my ping speed is at around 200ms, when on other games I play I get anywhere between 100ms to 80ms ping. So why is it that only of UFC 4 I am experiencing a slower connection?
It makes it very annoying to play, because I have to essentially pre plan my combos and hope that I don't get hit
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September 2020
These online fights are peer-2-peer connection so it's important to have the strongest connection possible when you're playing to reduce the chances of experienced delay or lag.
We have some steps below here that are a great starting point. One thing that isn't mentioned but helped me out was switching to a different WiFi channel if you have one available on your router. I have 2.4Ghz and 5.0Ghz. My Xbox showed a stronger connection for the 2.4Ghz via the connectivity bars, but the 5.0Ghz actually was way better. I'm not able to play with an Ethernet cable due to where my router and Xbox are located, but if you're able to it's always advised for a more consistent connection.
Connection Troubleshooting
https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/faq/connection-troubleshooting-basic/
August 2020
Been experiencing that too on xbox. Same situation, played ufc 3 on same console. Difference is the input lag wasnt bad during the ea access 10 hour trial. Only after the day one update (Aug 14)
August 2020
September 2020
Can’t speak for UFC 3 as I don’t play it. But some of my friends in Australia never played online because it was always laggy for them.
As for UFC 4 I play on Xbox from Australia and online runs perfect I’ve always got 30-40ms fights are great.
I would like to see Performance mode offering 60fps though. 30fps is too low for a game like that requires frame reads, timing and reaction. The input lag is annoying too.
September 2020
These online fights are peer-2-peer connection so it's important to have the strongest connection possible when you're playing to reduce the chances of experienced delay or lag.
We have some steps below here that are a great starting point. One thing that isn't mentioned but helped me out was switching to a different WiFi channel if you have one available on your router. I have 2.4Ghz and 5.0Ghz. My Xbox showed a stronger connection for the 2.4Ghz via the connectivity bars, but the 5.0Ghz actually was way better. I'm not able to play with an Ethernet cable due to where my router and Xbox are located, but if you're able to it's always advised for a more consistent connection.
Connection Troubleshooting
https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/faq/connection-troubleshooting-basic/
December 2020
Just like every other EA UFC game... entirely unplayable online. This game cannot even come close to being played competitively.
Incredible game... and unplayable.
I have a direct fiber line and as expected, everything runs perfectly...except this game. AGAIN.
PLEASE LET SOMEONE ELSE MAKE THIS GAME.
July 2022
It usually is because the game is using dda. It happens usually when you're winning in a dominant manner. It lags and your punhes are weak,you get knocked down easier, ect. It's in every ea sports game. Madden has it and fifa told ea to stop making games because this system is bad. Maybe they'll fix it. More than likely they'll keep it in the game and blame your wifi