So I have a pretty slow internet connection - about 10mbps. I heard that the bing satellite scenery is higher quality with faster bandwidth. But what isn’t clear is what improves with higher bandwidth? Is it the quality of textures etc?
Also, how does bandwidth affect the draw distance of trees and objects that are influenced by the LOD settings? Are people with high bandwidth getting scenery drawn in further out due to better bandwidth? As all this is essentially data, you would think so.
So many words, so little evidence as is common for most complaints. And also nothing to do with the posters question. it makes me wonder if some of these posts are for real. Myself and others I know that are in different countries aren’t seeing any less trees or worse graphics. I wonder why we’re special.
Anyway, to the OP. There are a few videos made during development that talk about some of that. I can’t remember the details to be precise but obviously photogrammetry data is affected. I don’t know if they serialize the data in different streams or if it is one stream so it is hard to go into details without a lot of investigation that I think is pointless but maybe someone else can be bothered.
Asobo recommend 50mbs for the best experience. To me that means that in high speed aircraft over dense areas you will suffer more if your bandwidth is low.
Nope, I’m on 1gb and experience the same issues with LOD everyone describes. Honestly, it must just be me because I’ve got almost everything on Ultra and most things look clear as day. There are some isolated instances where a cloud will look grainy but the grainy effect was confirmed that it will be fixed with DX12. I’m actually loading in things a tad slower than patch #1 (it started in patch 2) but nothing has changed on that front with patch 3 for me.
Denmark where I live. 2 hours flying yestoday evening slow and low in a cessna 172 revelling in new clarity and sharpness.
Also Tasmania, where I do alot of flying much better.
Japan scenery clearer, sharper, though from the king air no suited for low level flying.