PVP Test videos

[Hatson]

Here's a link to my short Twitch stream recording where I test some of the bugs I found. They were all fixed within an hour.
Timestamps to the bugs are in the video description.

[balsh]

I didn't have the chance to take part of the test.
Players displayed positions are so glitchy on your vid.
I'm kinda disappointed, they all port around like crazy, no smooth movement.
It's the first thing that bother me when I watch your vid actualy. Glitchy players movement like on every freaking crappy private server.

[Voodoom]

You know that the part of the video he linked is about a mind control teleportation bug ?

I had a very smooth experience at 15ms.
Seems fine for a test with debug enabled.

[Drain]

It was a PvP test, so there was plenty of PvP, but not much of it in AV. There weren't enough people, so most matches struggled to be 20vs20. It's supposed to operate at 40vs40. Popping the matches were difficult, and some promptly ended from too few players. I was in the second session but am not someone that records game footage. Perhaps some others may have.

[Hatson]

I didn't have the chance to take part of the test.
Players displayed positions are so glitchy on your vid.
I'm kinda disappointed, they all port around like crazy, no smooth movement.
It's the first thing that bother me when I watch your vid actualy. Glitchy players movement like on every freaking crappy private server.

That's all fixed, as I stated.
It was fixed within an hour after I reported it and when I played on the second PvP Test (which was a few hours later after the first one) - None of the issues that video existed any more.

And the only one that was even porting, was the Priest that was doing the Mind Control on Grounding Totem bug, which is exactly what made him port around like that. That WAS the bug.
I thought that was obvious... It was to everyone else playing there.

[Hatson]

It was a PvP test, so there was plenty of PvP, but not much of it in AV. There weren't enough people, so most matches struggled to be 20vs20. It's supposed to operate at 40vs40. Popping the matches were difficult, and some promptly ended from too few players. I was in the second session but am not someone that records game footage. Perhaps some others may have.

I played during the first PvP test mostly. And I had 3 AVs. The population then was not an issue.
I'm guessing more people played on the first test rather than the second because everyone was eager to test the server.
Those AVs I did usually had around 35 people on both faction sides.