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It's disabled in TcpConnection. What did you change?
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That trick did not work. I have tried to call setOption in Server.java but somehow I missed that I was using different JAR file. I have tried to send packets via UDP but still there's delay which occurs not so often as using TCP.
You might try different Android devices. Android is known for being junk.
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I found that it worked pretty well on LG phone. There were only a few hiccups at start. What I believe that there are some problems with Huawei Y300 phone because sent packets are stacked (what I assume) and delayed that way.
Sounds like Android. Doubt anything can be done, sorry!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31499965/how-can-tcp-packet-be-delayed-in-client-server-model I use KryoNet 2.21 version.