At this point I've learned to assume most people don't know how to use Google from my experience on this site. I've seen a myriad of threads where the user didn't even bother to use Google at all.
Reasonable, considering most people either, lazy, outright silly, or worse. just to don't sound agressive...I guess....
Type A is best, Type be is okay., Type C is worst. You should always have at least a A or B, never a C. A means is possible to play with everyone and B is kinda restrictive who you play with but not as bad as C, is still just as playable as A. As long as you don't get C you should be okay.
Since i use wireless i have a B and always will since i can't use wired connections with my game consoles. (they aren't in range of the router nor does the router have enough ports for all of them.) All my consoles usually have a B/Yellow/2 type nat which i guess the label is different for each console/game you play. In Street fighter 3 3rd strike online edition for playstation 3 is yellow, to be nat 2 in the home settings. Is possible that even wired connections can get nat 2/b type connections, and that is basically if your home network is blocking required ports to access the online services for the system. IN this case having a UPNP on the router or port forwarding to help with it, as alternative to taking down firewall is a common practice. Weather you have A or b on nintendo switch is not a big deal
Ups, it was mean to be my post, not yours, hehehe my bad. But it's okay. I mean, it's so common it's to be expected, that's what you said basically, right?
Regardless of your nat type, as long as is not C you should always aim for best possible download/upload speed. On wifi mine is 50MBPS download speed 15MBPS upload speed (Should be 25 at least for some reason) and on nat B which is good for a video game console. You don't need amazing numbers like mine, perhaps about 20MBPS for just online multiplayer, only reason why you would need anything larger is for downloads from eshop or a web browser or uploads for... something, since honestly what would anyone upload to on switch anyway.
Well is not something the system does display to the user unlike using a pc and visiting speedtest.net which you can't do on console browsers. But yes it would matter. In this case is not possible to detect with the system connection test to bother to try and figure out. Is best to get a good speed as you can actually test for it. Considering the switch actually has 5GHZ AC wifi Having bad wifi isn't a problem as it used to be for the previous systems. On 2 bars is perfectly okay and downloads from eshop is blazing fast at 50MBPS, however i have no game with online multiplayer to test is performance so i can't input on that. But downloads are no more than 1 minute on that Wifi.
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It has always been. Type B means you are using a wireless connection, but it still depends on how good your connection is.
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