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[DaemonCross]

With the introduction of the recent patch, ALL (A Large Number ) Asia Pacific Region players are now experiencing EXTREME latencies.

Ranging Currently from 500-1000ms. Whereas Normal Values should be @ 200-250ms.

Edited:
For the Literal People...

Edited by DaemonCross, 25 December 2013 - 08:30 PM.

[ShinVector]

DaemonCross, on 25 December 2013 - 04:37 AM, said:

With the introduction of the recent patch, ALL Asia Pacific Region players are now experiencing EXTREME latencies.

Ranging Currently from 500-1000ms. Whereas Normal Values should be @ 200-250ms.

False.
About normal for me in SG. 230ms to 280ms depending on the time.
Problem you are referring to the people in your area.

[Splitpin]

No it's not 'all' and it's not 'all the time'. Yes from NZ I have been having periods of high ping narrowed down to passing through the IP 38.104.159.26 which sometimes adds as much as 150ms to my normal ping. This tends to happen not on the weekends, and not late night North American time.

[DaemonCross]

@ShinVector - Mind Posting a screenshot (Today) of your ingame latency? I've talked to a lot of players ingame from Korea, Australia, Philippines, etc. They all are reporting the same issue as me...

It's not really nice for you to just scream FALSE giving PGi the "wrong impression that NOTHING IS WRONG". Just because yours happen to be working fine.

You better not be using a VPN to change your results.

@Splitpin - I'm not sure if you're aware... but Although NZ is near the SEA region. Your "Internet" does - not - go through the same undersea cable/lines as ours do. The Issue being experienced is a routing issue, that HAPPEND just recently after the patch.

Please people. DO NOT DISMISS this, just because it's not happening to you.

THIS IS NOT A "DEPENDING ON TIME ISSUE"... It's obvious that there will be more latency on heavy server load, but that doesn't mean its "normal" to spike to 1000+ms constantly.

My PC is Perfectly fine, I have 6mbps & Pingtest returns LINE GRADE A & ALL my other NA games play at 200-300ms.

Edited by DaemonCross, 25 December 2013 - 08:37 PM.

[ShinVector]

DaemonCross, on 25 December 2013 - 08:24 PM, said:

@ShinVector - Mind Posting a screenshot (Today) of your ingame latency? I've talked to a lot of players ingame from Korea, Australia, Philippines, etc. They all are reporting the same issue as me...

It's not really nice for you to just scream FALSE giving PGi the "wrong impression that NOTHING IS WRONG". Just because yours happen to be working fine.

You better not be using a VPN to change your results.

Why a screen shot when you can have a Video ?
I am not denying there could a be a wide area problem. I am just stating that I am in south east asia and I am not affected.
I see you have corrected your earlier "ALL asia pacific" statement so, now it is correct.




Lastly a trace route to the game servers is usually more helpful than an in-game screen shot.

Edited by ShinVector, 25 December 2013 - 11:54 PM.

[xengk]

ShinVector, on 25 December 2013 - 11:47 PM, said:

Lastly a trace route to the game servers is usually more helpful than an in-game screen shot.

He probably meant the "tab" window that show all player in the match with their ping.
Im connecting from Malaysia and my average ping is 280~350ms.

At office right now, no screenshot.

[ShinVector]

xengk, on 26 December 2013 - 02:19 AM, said:

He probably meant the "tab" window that show all player in the match with their ping.
Im connecting from Malaysia and my average ping is 280~350ms.

At office right now, no screenshot.

Yeah.. If all the players with issue had submitted their traceroute... PGI support could try to determine which ISP is causing the problem.

[Gambit001]

I've been having ping issues as well.
Here's my post in another thread: