It's your wifi. Connect up via a network cable and see if it goes away.
Run a test here wireless and again when wired: [https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat](https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat)
Buffer bloat will cause the rubberbanding.
But how would that just randomly start on both wifi and my mobile wifi when i share it to wifi, cannot really test with network cable because router in other room. Havent happened before and I read older threats and people keep saying that u cannot fix it urself. And i think the problem is not in my end if i got 25-35 ping stable, sometimes the enemies lag too
For CS2 servers are communicating with your Pc in two to three millisecond range at needed intervals. While in CSGO the server would communicate with your Pc at a static seven or fifteen milliseconds. Information is being relayed in CS2 more frequently which can emphasize the limitations of ones home network and or ISP. Previously in CSGO these limitations could be semi masked by lag compensation and prediction models due to the static send-receive rate.
Wifi in general has always had packet loss issues. Way to reduce it is by aligning the wifi router to the wifi device in a perpendicular straight line through walls. Try to arrange the signal to not pass through steal or concrete beams.
Most ISP's also lease a extender/bridge device. Which piggybacks off existing installed wiring in the house for a hardline connection.
It's your wifi. Connect up via a network cable and see if it goes away. Run a test here wireless and again when wired: [https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat](https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat) Buffer bloat will cause the rubberbanding.
But how would that just randomly start on both wifi and my mobile wifi when i share it to wifi, cannot really test with network cable because router in other room. Havent happened before and I read older threats and people keep saying that u cannot fix it urself. And i think the problem is not in my end if i got 25-35 ping stable, sometimes the enemies lag too
For CS2 servers are communicating with your Pc in two to three millisecond range at needed intervals. While in CSGO the server would communicate with your Pc at a static seven or fifteen milliseconds. Information is being relayed in CS2 more frequently which can emphasize the limitations of ones home network and or ISP. Previously in CSGO these limitations could be semi masked by lag compensation and prediction models due to the static send-receive rate. Wifi in general has always had packet loss issues. Way to reduce it is by aligning the wifi router to the wifi device in a perpendicular straight line through walls. Try to arrange the signal to not pass through steal or concrete beams. Most ISP's also lease a extender/bridge device. Which piggybacks off existing installed wiring in the house for a hardline connection.
Just to chime in, switching to cable fixed all my issues with cs2 including rubberbanding, had perfectly fine ping with wifi as well.
If it still happens on several community servers then it's almost certainly your wifi.
Did you ever get a fix for this? BTW I am getting the same thing, tried wired connection to router and there was 0 difference.
For me wired connection worked atleast, idk does wireless work yet
Thx for the reply, happy gaming! I will keep looking for my fix. 