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Dead by daylight Stadia tv

Lacrima84
Lacrima84 Member Posts: 20
in Ask the Community

Hi guys, I love stadia but I have a serious problem with dead by daylight game with ultra connected chromecast and high speed wired network. The game has a big input lag and the connection doesn't always go great. Does it happen to you too?

Answers

  • Mooks
    Mooks Member Posts: 14,841

    I am not using Stadia myself but from what I have heard/read when it released, the performance especially in regards to lags/input was considered way better than anticipated...

  • Toxicboii
    Toxicboii Member Posts: 452
    edited February 2021

    Stadia in question relies on an extremely powerful and uninterrupted stream.

    It's like you played on a game that wasn't on a console, but instead on a console that must be accessed through an impossibly stable internet connection. Notice I said "Impossibly".


    It tends to lead to connectivity issues that almost seems insatiable, leading to stadia being more or less a failure and forgotten by most people. I was one of those people. I feel genuine worry that you like Stadia, who puts more money and time into their ads more than their service.

  • Enots
    Enots Member Posts: 4

    There seems to be a problem with dbd on chromecast at 4k. If you set it to run at 1080p if will be much better. If you play it on a chrome browser then it's crisp