[Mordekay]

As said: don't give advises if you have no idea how it works.
If, for example, my connection is bad, and I cannot send the cl_cmdrate you want, I will send as many as possible.

Or, if my connection is very good, my updaterate can even be higher than what the server allows. And then? NOTHING! The server will simply DROP all commands above the update rate.
And: how should I know about the actual rates / limits of the server? Do you really think anyone is going to ask about them and change them? Lol, no.

[notyouraverage]

Originally Posted by LithuanianJack Morning. How to find the best server rates suitable for all players? Because one part of the players are satisfied and the other is not. They say they feel lag and bullets hit inaccurately My current rates: sv_minrate 25000 sv_maxrate 50000 sv_minupdaterate 60 sv_maxupdaterate 101 sys_ticrate 2000 rate 25000 sv_unlag "1" sv_maxunlag "0.1" sv_unlagsamples "1" VPS's parameters: 4 vCPU 16 GB (using 1.41 GB) 160 GB SATA (Inode 5%) 100 Mbps (up to 16 TB/mėn.) 0.36 TB = 0.02 TB (in) + 0.34 TB (out) Players 25 / 32 And -pingboost 3 in the startline.

as "mordekay" has said.

but you should consider if you want to provide quality or as much as possible players.

i still play sometimes cs 1.6 and most servers are just horrible set.
shit hitregs, lags, etc. just to host as many players as possible to rise ranks in gametracker.

for me personally it is more important wether the server provides quality or not.
the new nosteam servers ruined my cs expierence to be honest: shit settings and skin trashed servers with pay-to-win system - horrible!

better provide reserved slots instead of pay-to-win features as this is important for a player base too.

where you might have not all times a full server when sorting out some players for the first time, you may will have over the long run more valuable players (steam) which stick then to quality provided.

sometimes simplicity is more.