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If you want to experience full speed Riot, you can choose a different server. This basically comes down to client UX: if server choice were more discoverable or
by lucideer 8y ago
If you want to experience full speed Riot, you can choose a different server. This basically comes down to client UX: if server choice were more discoverable or if it at least didn't always default to the same one, then everyone wouldn't end up on a single overloaded server.
- electrograv 8y agoI was primarily talking about UI lag, not network speed. Network speed was slow at times, but the worst above all was how laggy every keystroke is, every UI click, etc. and how much CPU it burns (heating up my laptop whenever it's open). Native IRC clients for example have no such problem, and consume ~0% CPU at all times.
- lucideer 8y ago> heating up my laptop Aha, I was thinking of the mobile client, which is fine perf-wise imo. But yes, the Desktop/web client is very Slack-esque. Not in a good way.