Right , and how does that make a difference ? <| sep |> I ' m on the same page as you on this one . <| sep |> My girlfriend We should get married . Me OK . 33 years ago . Edit Still married . <| sep |> Late game air attacks are lackluster ? I completely disagree with that . <| sep |> tbh I ' ve always wanted to start taking walks at night . <| sep |> Are you playing on a PvP server ? <| sep |> Netduma is based on open wrt which is a open source operating system for routers . You can do a lot of things that the netduma does for half the price stronger specs on any router that let ' s you install the full blown OS the netduma is based . The only thing that maybe ddwrt it probably can just not as intuitive can ' t do is the geo filter thing in a nice pretty interface but the QoSVPNanti jittersecurity stuff ddwrt can do if you are willing to learnread instructions . Basically a learning curve . Though on my router installing a different firmware is like 3 mouseclicks a reboot though . Actually maybe 14 th the price if you get a router with similar specs . Basically the Apple of routers . Is the extra $ 150 worth a nice GUI the geofilter thing ? Just thought I ' ll give you another option . If your goal is to reduce lagQoS spending $ 200 definitely isn ' t needed if you desire better control over your network . This post isn ' t aimed just specifically for you but anyone that is interested in improving their network . I know that not everyone is tech savvy but if you are just a smudge savvy then you can just get the full blown OS and not pay the premium of a netduma .