Bandwidth Intentional Limitation

More like zero-k.info being a typical lag&&bug shit... with typical lag&&bug shit issues

For example it regularly signs me off my account and today I had to sign in yet AGAIN and it literally took more than a minute to load after I did :\

Everything lags - game itself, server(thx Canada!), website now too(after signing in it works mostly fast though, but user page refresh is still painfully slow - must be lots of uncached heavy sql)...

Honestly I stopped playing zk because it turned into a painful slideshow to me with a turning point being a very high ping(up to 600ms+ to see unit respond) that Canada server brought in, before I could tolerate unconditional FPS drop(to 2-3 in heavy games) but now coupled with high ping it just pure torture...
What is more infuriating is that I have decent(not TOP notch but still decent given how "fast" cpu progress is nowdays) hardware - i7 2600k stock, gtx 1060, 32gb ram, ssd


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More data is processed and transferred to render the page with user data when logged in. It would take some software engineering to "target" you for slow page loads, so it's hard to believe that would be the case.

quote: For all those years they still haven't made a proper https:// support when loading root page(https://zero-k.info/) Though it's been asked and reported many times - tells a lot about developers...(facepalm icon goes here)

There's only one file that's missing https support on the front page, which is causing that warning. It's because of the unit icon image in the manual section on the right (the same problem happens on the wiki, e.g. https://zero-k.info/mediawiki/index.php?title=Glaive). Those icons are served from http://manual.zero-k.info which doesn't handle https, which is unfortunate, but that's not the same as not supporting https at all.

There's no such distinct entity as "developers", only people who've stepped up and spent time to work on the site. If it bugs you, you're empowered to submit a fix and everybody would be very happy to remove one item from the todo list!

Comparing singleplayer to multiplayer games isn't really fair.

i also take 10 sec to load zerok main page
guess they want us both gone :p

quote: There's only one file that's missing https support on the front page, which is causing that warning. It's because of the unit icon image in the manual section on the right (the same problem happens on the wiki, e.g. https://zero-k.info/mediawiki/index.php?title=Glaive). Those icons are served from http://manual.zero-k.info which doesn't handle https, which is unfortunate, but that's not the same as not supporting https at all. There's no such distinct entity as "developers", only people who've stepped up and spent time to work on the site. If it bugs you, you're empowered to submit a fix and everybody would be very happy to remove one item from the todo list!

Someone with admin powers needs to upload all those images to the wiki and bulk-change the links to point there. The entire subdomain manual.zero-k.info then needs to be removed so as not to confuse people. This isn't a fix someone can submit. The best we can do as regular users is transfer those images to the wiki one by one and change links one page at a time. Very tedious even for someone who has the time and patience.

As system adminstrator i could provide some resources (small vps) for site sandbox, but then i checked site headers:
< Server: Microsoft-IIS/8.0
< X-AspNetMvc-Version: 5.2
< X-AspNet-Version: 4.0.30319
< X-Powered-By: ASP.NET

website at win host with asp.net - nothing to do here.... =(

YAYYYY now it works fineeeeee. I can make some recording sessions :D

I personally would donate if we can decide to make our own server.