Anyone have the solution for following issue, only happens in wot?
It's difficult to describe: when it happens, my ping remains completely steady at a digit (example 80ms) for about a second and whatever last input I made, the tank keeps doing it even after I stop pressing keys. Sometimes it lasts a second, most of the time but it can last as long as 10 seconds. It only occurs when there is action so it always gets me killed or hurt badly.
When it lasts for at least few seconds, if I was turning at the moment it happens, the tank will continue to turn as if I am still holding the keys.
In hundreds of games played over the past 3 months, I generally didn't have the problem you described. However, I've seen is a few times just in the past few weeks. From that, it feels like something recently introduced (however, it's just a guess).
My experience with it is also typically in the middle of a shooting fight and suddenly my tank becomes unresponsive like I'm stuck (as if hung up on a ridge except I'm on a flat area with nothing to hang me up). Visually, I see my tank tracks moving but it doesn't look like it is going anywhere to me as it's tracking in place. I'll try to turn, back it up, etc. and I get no noticeable response. After a few seconds, the tank suddenly "transports" to a new location. If my tank was visually tracking forward, it will jump forward to the place it would be if it was moving forward for the time it was unresponsive. Typically this means my tank has moved out of cover and into the middle of enemy fire so I'm usually going to be dead from it.
My take on it, is my game is lagging for whatever reason. I wasn't astute enough to make note of the network indicators on the WOT screen, so I can't say what those were saying at the time. After experiencing this a few times and also noticing that the WOT client run over a long time seems to have a detrimental effect (I get memory issues) on my computer when run without rebooting for a long time, I now regularly reset my computer to give it a fresh start every few days or so (instead of sleeping the computer). Since I've started doing this (the past couple of weeks), I haven't seen the problem.