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[GalmTwo]

Title. My ping exponentially increased like a few days ago, and ONLY on servers EU2 and EU3. EU1 is okay-ish, around 60-80 ping. EU2 and EU3 are anything between 120 and 250 ping. Did something happen? On my end, the internet seems okay.

[Balc0ra]

It's fine for me on EU2 right now and has been all day. Not played on 3 for a few days to say how that is, but ping is where it normally should be for me. 

[GalmTwo]

So here's a pingplotter result that I got now (EU2 server). IDEK if this is bad or really bad...

[Balc0ra]

Well, what's point 3 then? I suspect that's outside your local network or? 

[GalmTwo]

Balc0ra, on 04 December 2020 - 01:38 AM, said:

Well, what's point 3 then? I suspect that's outside your local network or? 

Pretty sure that's not me. I have no clue.

[Famepackexe]

I had no problems my ping was normal 150ms on all servers from South Africa 

[Nishi_Kinuyo]

GalmTwo, on 04 December 2020 - 01:46 AM, said:

Pretty sure that's not me. I have no clue.

Well, if we could read the IP addresses, we could find out in like 1 second.

[GalmTwo]

Turns out, I may have had some issues with my router last night, because now, pingplotter indicates that my connectivity to all WoT servers is normal (avg at 52 for EU2, which is par for the course). Mods, you can close this thread.

[jabster]

GalmTwo, on 04 December 2020 - 07:27 AM, said:

Turns out, I may have had some issues with my router last night, because now, pingplotter indicates that my connectivity to all WoT servers is normal (avg at 52 for EU2, which is par for the course). Mods, you can close this thread.

For future ref. it’s best to put the interval duration to 2.5 seconds as lower values can cause your router to start dropping ping packets. Saying that, from the trace it does look at though you were having problems (ping and packet loss) although it’s difficult to see exactly where they are.

[Miepie]

Famepackexe, on 04 December 2020 - 07:33 AM, said:

I had no problems my ping was normal 150ms on all servers from South Africa 

Ah, but that is because your packets are travelling up and down a north-south line; travelling up and down an east-west line is different because you have to counteract the rotation of the Earth.