u/Burgers_N_Schnitzels

I swapped to vodafone in 2020 when they had a 1gbit deal for ~40€ sweet, never had a problem ( other than excavators cutting through cables in our city ).

Moved last year. Now our internet in the evening that even browsing is either a nightmare or impossible. I work from how so i am dependend on a stable internet connection. I am seriously conidering switching. My last speedtest ( that i after 10 tries managed to finish ) showed a download rate of 0.78 Mbits thats ISDN speed and makes working / surfing impossible. We have been experiencing this for roughle a month now. anyone else? ( living in western germany )

I swapped to vodafone in 2020 when they had a 1gbit deal for ~40€
sweet, never had a problem ( other than excavators cutting through cables in our city ).

Moved last year. Now our internet in the evening that even browsing is either a nightmare or impossible. I work from how so i am dependend on a stable internet connection. I am seriously conidering switching. My last speedtest ( that i after 10 tries managed to finish ) showed a download rate of 0.78 Mbits thats ISDN speed and makes working / surfing impossible. We have been experiencing this for roughle a month now. anyone else? ( living in western germany )

Was ist denn genau der Grund? Im Alter von 2 Jahren sind wir wieder nach Deutschland gezogen und ausser meine Geburtsurkunde ( Ich bin jetzt 37 ) im Schrank habe ich nichts mit der USA zu tun ( auch nicht steuerlich ). Was habe ich denn nun für Optionen?

Hi first off i am a total layman so forgive me. As i understand it you essentially have a main loop that is running the game frame by frame? Then you have collision detection somewhere in that loop? Can you not provide the layout of a map in a mathematical function and check the players position against it to ( if needed ) push them back inbound? I'm just wondering why you can clip through things and end up out of bounds in so many games.