Dolphin Accelerator

Dolphin Accelerator: A Practical Tool for Optimizing Game Multiplayer Networks

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Do you always get disconnected while playing multiplayer games? You must have encountered these situations

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Many gamers must have encountered this scenario: when playing competitive games with friends, you just rush into the enemy’s encirclement, and your character suddenly gets stuck in place, unable to move, while your teammates’ voices are intermittent; or when the loading bar reaches 99%, a prompt “Cannot connect to server” pops up suddenly, and all your efforts in this round are directly wasted. Especially for games that are popular both at home and abroad, the server may be physically far away from you, with many intermediate network hops, making it prone to high latency, packet loss, and disconnection issues. Once, when playing online with friends, my home broadband speed test was normal, and even watching videos didn’t lag, but when playing a certain shooting game, packet loss would occur from time to time, and I would be eliminated instantly during team fights. This feeling of powerlessness is really uncomfortable, and several times I almost had a dispute with my teammates over network issues. Later, I gradually found that Dolphin-related acceleration tools can solve many such problems, but many players don’t use them correctly, which not only reduces the effect but also wastes time.

Practical Pitfall-Avoiding Tips for Multiplayer Online Acceleration

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Now there are many game acceleration tools to deal with such network issues, and Dolphin’s tools perform quite well in meeting players’ needs, but many players will step on these pitfalls:

• Blindly select the default acceleration node that doesn’t match your own ISP. For example, if you have a China Telecom broadband, but select the default node of China Unicom, there will be several more intermediate hops, so latency will naturally be high and packet loss will be frequent. Selecting a node that matches your ISP can reduce a lot of hop loss.
• Start acceleration while upload and download processes are running in the background. Cloud storage sync, system automatic updates, and even other game downloads running in the background will occupy network bandwidth. Even if you turn on acceleration, the effect will be greatly reduced. It’s best to close all background download processes before accelerating.
• Only accelerate a single game, ignoring the function of accelerating multiple games at the same time. For example, while playing a shooting game and keeping another game’s pass running, switching between nodes back and forth is troublesome. Dolphin’s tools support accelerating multiple games at the same time, so you don’t need to adjust repeatedly, saving a lot of time.
• Don’t just look at the latency number, but also check the stability of the node. Sometimes the node with the lowest latency fluctuates greatly, and you may suddenly experience packet loss while playing. It’s better to choose a node with slightly higher latency but more stable, which will make the game smoother. Dolphin’s nodes mark the packet loss rate, so choosing one with a lower rate is more reliable.

There’s another small detail: most acceleration tools support intelligent node selection, but when adjusting manually, prioritize selecting a dedicated line node corresponding to your ISP. For example, choose a China Telecom dedicated line for China Telecom, and a China Mobile dedicated line for China Mobile. This can reduce network loss between ISPs, and latency will be much more stable. Dolphin’s tools are quite considerate in this regard, so you don’t need to keep trying and testing yourself.

Acceleration Adaptation Tips for Different Games

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Different games have different network requirements, so acceleration needs to be targeted. For example, competitive shooting games, like a popular multiplayer online shooting game, have very high requirements for latency stability. If latency fluctuates greatly, even if your crosshair is already aimed at the enemy, the bullet will hit half a second later after shooting, which greatly affects the gaming experience. In this case, you need to select a node with good weak network confrontation technology, which can suppress network fluctuations and prevent disconnections during team fights. Dolphin’s weak network confrontation technology is quite effective for such situations, and can handle most sudden network fluctuations.
For games that require cross-region online play, with servers overseas, you need to select a dedicated line node close to the target server to reduce the number of intermediate hops, so the packet loss rate will be much lower. For example, when playing a game on the European and American server, if you select a node with many intermediate hops from China, sometimes you will get stuck on the loading screen when entering the game. Switching to a nearby dedicated line node allows you to enter smoothly, and latency is also significantly reduced, and you can obviously feel that the loading speed is much faster.
In addition, some games are updated regularly, and acceleration tools will also synchronously update to support new games. You don’t have to worry about not finding the corresponding acceleration node when playing new games. Dolphin’s tools are quite convenient in this regard, so you don’t need to spend a long time manually finding supported nodes every time you play a new game, saving a lot of trouble. After all, when new games are just released, many old tools will take a long time to catch up.
Another situation is when playing open-world multiplayer games, which don’t require extremely low latency, but need to ensure smooth loading and few disconnections. The node you select doesn’t need to be too close, just find a stable line, which can also save bandwidth and won’t affect other things running in the background. For example, while playing the game and browsing the browser to check strategies, there won’t be slow loading issues. Dolphin’s intelligent adjustment function will automatically optimize according to the game type, so you don’t need to worry too much.
Many players think that once you turn on the acceleration, everything will be fine, but that’s not the case. Even if you select the right node, if there’s a problem with the network itself, such as the home network cable not being plugged in properly, or the router signal being poor, it will affect the acceleration effect. So you should also check your network hardware regularly, such as rebooting the router periodically and making sure the network cable isn’t loose. These small details can also help improve network stability, and the effect will be better when combined with the acceleration tool. After all, only when the hardware foundation is stable can the software optimization play its maximum role.