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Hosting a game.

When you host a custom game.

What does the host really support in P2P. I'm thinking of buying a better Internet package for my Cable Modem. Up my Upload cap to 1.5mb and download speed to 20+.

So really I'm wondering what does the host have to do more than the other players? Is the host's pc put under more pressure? Anything a list of things. Just general Information or a link. If everyone could know this it would be great if someone could compile all the information and sticky it.

Thanks

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Is the host's pc put under more pressure?

No, it does not matter at all who is the host.

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