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If I Reconnect to a Server, I Lag
Ok, this is REALLY bugging me. I don't really lag, I always get 15-30 fps. (good for a office laptop! Hey, I have no money! xD) Though, servers seem to always mess up the second time I connect to them! The first time it's amazing, no lag, but the SECOND time, it takes 5 mins after desteroying a block for it to drop itself in item form. A message takes forever. Why does it only do this on the second time? I have great internet, 4/4 bars, excellent, so I know my internet isn't the problem. Help?
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There is always the chance your multiplayer map may be corrupted by thousands of exp orbs.
Your problem is not you, its the server clock.
If your running commandbook, type /debug clock and tell me your result.
Your problem is not you, its the server clock.
If your running commandbook, type /debug clock and tell me your result.
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i agree. it sometimes happens to me also on my laptop lol
BLACK FTW
And yea, I have a laptop too. Untill I get a new $80+ monitor, I have to deal with Minecraft like this...
And yea, I have a laptop too. Untill I get a new $80+ monitor, I have to deal with Minecraft like this...
I don't think you understand.. I don't lag in multiplayer or singleplayer! The first time I'm in a server, everything is fine. Second time, there is no actual "lag", as in low fps, but when I break a block or say something it takes forever for it to show up. Anyone have a real answer to my question? I know how to make Minecraft faster. I did all that stuff Excision said a long time ago... Though, new people to minecraft might need that info. Also, it's optimine. Not optifine.
If you can play minecraft you already have Java
Multiplayer requires more resources then Sinpleplayer
Tips:
-Make sure your internet is always active!
-Get Optifine.
-Turn priority to high.
-Play on low settings.
-Get Java to allocate more memory.
Tips:
-Make sure your internet is always active!
-Get Optifine.
-Turn priority to high.
-Play on low settings.
-Get Java to allocate more memory.
