Well I did step by step, and installed the script. Which I appreciate everyone that has helped with this, and making QoS run better on these Asus routers. However I'm still curious on having things maximized for gaming, which I know FreshJR mentioned his next script version being focused on that. So I look forward to that, and maybe we can also fit into the script a way to keep the larger bulk gaming traffic to a lower priority, then gaming packet's themselves.
Because like I mentioned in my above post, currently with the way adaptive qos is setup. At least for gaming consoles, when doing game download's, and patch updates. They're getting the same priority as an actual gaming packet, which are using very little data in comparison. I mentioned giving certain port's higher priority, as I do know actual game traffic is normally passed over a certain port. Not 100% on xbox, but for PS4, I have often seen port 3074 used to pass gaming packets.
Again I'm pretty sure with the current script FreshJR has posted here for us, it helps with this compared to the general Adaptive QoS, minus this script. Just be nice to maximize things for gaming, which like myself has multiple gaming console's that run online at the same time, at times. Reason I mentioned trying to raise actual gaming packet's priority, over games/patches being download. As it's not the smartest to have "Console(A) downloading a game, plus multiple patches, having same priority as Console(B) online only playing a multiplayer game, without any bulk download's running".
I know it's possible just need to likely prioritize certain ports. Which honestly, like I said before... I'm a rookie to scripts in general, so I don't feel comfortable enough to go modifying FreshJR's script. I will wait to see what he comes up with, when he has a bit of time to do so. I want to make it clear I appreciate the one's who have been helping out with this. I love seeing effort put into trying to improve QoS to run as best as possible, for each one of us.