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This isnt that big a deal. They say that you can opt out of this and that it does not apply to Fios or Business customers. I'm sure there is a huge amount of
by bryanmig 13y ago
This isnt that big a deal. They say that you can opt out of this and that it does not apply to Fios or Business customers.
I'm sure there is a huge amount of customers who will never have any clue that anything has changed since they dont play games, run servers, need VPNs, etc.
It's probably a good thing for everyone else given that it does raise even more awareness of the problem.
- georgemcbay 13y agoThere are some large-ish groups of people out there for whom this will cause issues, eg. people who play console multiplayer gamers (millions of people including Halo/COD/etc players). As someone who games on Xbox Live, a part of me would actually like to see this become more common with other carriers to force next gen consoles to move to a dedicated server model since the current "pick a host among the gamers in the lobby and hope for the best" model results in a fairly poor experience a lot of time even without pervasive CGNATing.
- Aloha 13y agoAnd so? You can still opt out?
- vy8vWJlco 13y agoI can also opt out of my ISP's DNS hijacking, but I don't bother to anymore. (It keeps forgetting me when I get a new address.) It's simply become the new norm.
- icebraining 13y agoUnfortunately, things seem to be moving the other way, with PC FPSs (traditionally using dedicated servers) adopting the lobby model - it's why I never moved beyond CoD 4.