When finding ranked matches, maybe 1 out of 10 attempts manages to connect to someone.

Anyone having the same problem? Playing on the PS3 here. Open NAT.

ya same problem and im also always getting red bars. Plus there is fucking input lag. >_> nice going capcom. 

I haven't had those problems same NAT type. I might have to wait like 10 seconds to get in a ranked match but so far things seem pretty good.

There was like an article on SRK or Eventhubs demonizing the PS3 job.
 
Hopefully the 360 is okay.

An Error Has Occurred
Join Failed. The session no longer exists.
 
About 10 times in a row when trying ranked games on the 360. Yup, solid product, Capcom.

I don't understand how this is still a problem. It's two people, most consoles games handle sixteen to twenty-four fine. 

playing 360 and yea sane here well done capcom

details: i hit ranked mach the circle goes for a little after a while the word nat appears in the bottom left corner and then it says "this session is no longer available"

you'd think they'd get this right considering the games title

On the bright side the netcode it's self is amazing. Just play player matches until they patch it.

i don't think i've met a single person that is a Green circle yet. <_< 

i got 1 green bar finally to bad it was a guy down my street. After that online match he just came over and no lag. >_> offline still king.

This is why Jeff waits for online games to go love before reviewing them. Do think sites like ign and joystiq look stupid now for rushing out reviews?

I will give wait until GameSpy servers get back to a non-overflown state.

@ThePhantomnaut said:

I will give wait until GameSpy servers get back to a non-overflown state.

Shit, I forgot about that.

First time it booted up, I thought, "Really? Fucking GameSpy?"

I remember all the grief I went through to play Borderlands on the PC because of GameSpy. Terrible.

So my disconnect rate is 4.2 billion percent and I fought an invisible Ken with inverted colors Hugo (who I didn't even pick). Imo finished product. Trolol.

just played 10 matches in a row without any major problems finding them, alot of red pings though which sucks

why the hell does any company think giving gamespy money is a good idea?

It's a REAL shame...

On the bright side the netcode it's self is amazing. Just play player matches until they patch it.

in my opinion capcoms online has always sucked. sometimes its ok in the game but finding a game has always been terrible

@Ygg said:

@Jeffsekai said:

On the bright side the netcode it's self is amazing. Just play player matches until they patch it.

I have been playing player matches, the connection problems and long times between joining games occur exactly the same The netcode doesn't feel that great to me, I mean a lot of the time frames are being skipped and it has happened against people with green pings :/ ...it felt better playing it on GGPO via an emulator I swear.

I have abouslty shit internet, I cannot play SSF4 onlike because it is too laggy. I can plan 3s just fine with zero lag, a little skipping but still really good.

@Jeffsekai said:

@Ygg said:

@Jeffsekai said:

On the bright side the netcode it's self is amazing. Just play player matches until they patch it.

I have been playing player matches, the connection problems and long times between joining games occur exactly the same The netcode doesn't feel that great to me, I mean a lot of the time frames are being skipped and it has happened against people with green pings :/ ...it felt better playing it on GGPO via an emulator I swear.

I have abouslty shit internet, I cannot play SSF4 onlike because it is too laggy. I can plan 3s just fine with zero lag, a little skipping but still really good.

GGPO was horrible IMO. Emulator problems, constant absurd rollbacking, etc. OE is a much better experience.

Also a note to everyone: Open your router ports for your console and put 0 frames for GGPO options.

@ThePhantomnaut: What exactly does changing the GGPO setting to 0 (or making it higher) do?

@Jeffsekai said:

@ThePhantomnaut: What exactly does changing the GGPO setting to 0 (or making it higher) do?

It increases or decreases input frame lag online. So if you pick 0 frames, you are able to put your inputs as accurate as possible but can create more frame skipping and rollbacks in bad connected games. 8 frames is the max with a more smoother yet delayed experience.

@ThePhantomnaut said:

@Jeffsekai said:

@ThePhantomnaut: What exactly does changing the GGPO setting to 0 (or making it higher) do?

It increases or decreases input frame lag online. So if you pick 0 frames, you are able to put your inputs as accurate as possible but can create more frame skipping and rollbacks in bad connected games. 8 frames is the max with a more smoother yet delayed experience.

Interesting. What happens if I am set to 0 and you 8?

@Jeffsekai said:

@ThePhantomnaut said:

@Jeffsekai said:

@ThePhantomnaut: What exactly does changing the GGPO setting to 0 (or making it higher) do?

It increases or decreases input frame lag online. So if you pick 0 frames, you are able to put your inputs as accurate as possible but can create more frame skipping and rollbacks in bad connected games. 8 frames is the max with a more smoother yet delayed experience.

Interesting. What happens if I am set to 0 and you 8?

In theory I guess rollbacks can occur often because the code is trying to adjust to different frame options. I think it might turn into who has the most consistent connection.

While I like to demonize Capcom as much as the next guy, I don't think that Capcom deserves the full blame here. Judging by what is said here, I think PSN and XBL might be the main culprit.