“So I ve been reading a lot about this but want to know one thing: if you set to local to get better gameplay, what happens if your friend is out of country or on the opposite side of country from you, does it affect you?”
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If it's like the regular netduma router you can still play with them. But to add new friends you need to turn off the geofilter first then add them then turn it back on.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It really depends on the range you have it set to. By default, the range setting is set to a really large area.. and that function isn't even turned on by default. You have the option to specify the radius you want to allow it to connect to. Generally, I've found it to work properly, but occasionally you'll run into an ISP whose IPs aren't 100% recognized properly, so you have little to no connectivity. I mostly ran into this issue, when I started getting a bit more obscure with my radius settings. Unless you're planning on getting super tight with what you allow, you should have no problems.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Well, with the filtering, you can do a few things. You can set your console to filter it out so it looks for a server or host within your distance. There is also something called Spectating Mode which does not block radius(local settings) which works well for PC games. You also have the option of going into the Geo-Filter Map settings and turning off strict mode. If you turn that off, it would connect to a server outside of your filter range. Finally, you can also whitelist other connections as well. So you can click on a connection on the map and always allow it.
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