Things like that are not likely to be the fault of the program that launched the multiplayer session whether it be ubi.com or GS Arcade or HyperLobby. All that programs like HyperLobby do is to launch IL-2 for you with a couple of command line parameters that will launch a multiplayer session for you and connect to the specified IP. Once you've launched you're on your own and the quality of the game depends upon the host's connection and the players' connections and how far they are away from the host and things like that.

However ubi.com's multiplayer service sucked because it had a tendency to make your mouse lock up upon starting up IL-2 and a few other problems.





[This message has been edited by Fender_TX (edited 12-07-2001).]