Multiplayer time dilation makes game unplayable, remove it please

By all accounts and reports, this time dilation is ONLY experienced by the host. There have been multiple posts about it here and over at the me co-op subreddit. I also submitted a bug report about it at the ea answer website (for whatever good that will do) if the devs actually use it for feedback.

reddit thread

bug report

Another video example (thansk to S4R1N for posting it):



It's all so baffling since this wasn't an issue in me3mp and is a newly introduced bug (hope to god it's not a feature) from moving over to frostbite. Battlenonsense has also stated that he'll get around to doing a network analysis of me:a mp so I guess we'll have to wait until then to get further details on the network implementation as a whole. I'm honestly concerned as to what he'll find with the scale of issues that people have been reporting so far.

How could it only be experienced by the host?  Are the three other team members halfway through extraction wave, while the host is still on Wave 6 hacking the objective with the time dilation?  That just isn't possible.

I believe this is correct. Since this is a p2p network configuration the host is responsible maintaining the simulation while all the other clients are in communication (not sure what client -> server or server -> client update rate is). Since we don't have any deeper information regarding their exact network model, we're only left to speculate. A lot of people have been reporting that this generally occurs when there's a total of 4 players in the lobby and possibly if one of the client's connection to the host is poor resulting in massive desyncing issues. It would then result in time dilation as an attempt to resync the host all the clients and the clients themselves do not experience the slow down but instead experience massive rubberbanding. This has also been somewhat confirmed by accounts in the reddit thread where the client players were reporting rubber banding while the host was slowing down. 

Again this is just speculation and a network analysis can't come soon enough.

Remove the time dilation when clients are out of sync please
As someone who lives in Asia (SG) and gets connections from other countries very often, i have not went through a single game where the time dilation did not happen.
From what I can see, so long as anyone outside of the country I live joins, the time dilation instantly triggers and everything goes mad. 
Before anyone asks, i have a GTX1080, am running fiber and is getting around 90 FPS, (120+ during time dilation) during normal gameplay or multiplayer before anyone joins. 

For anyone who dont know what I am talking about, its basically this

it really isn't rocket science, if you're hosting chinese players and live on the west coast and it takes 1s for every input to reach you, there's bound to be some horrible lag issues. why on earth bioware isn't using dedis for a full price game with microtransactions is questionable.. MP clearly not their main focus. in fact, do they really deserve your money? hmm.

Yes, but in a traditional p2p network with a host client structure, the host should not be experiencing interruptions and the slow downs that we're seeing today. It wasn't in me3mp and it makes both the host and off-host experience unenjoyable. The time dilation that we're experiencing is also something that definitely isn't common in any p2p network configuration which brings me to believe that there are significant problems with the current netcode that's actually a step down from what it was in me3mp if you can believe that.