Hello there!
dHas anything happened to node “BZ South America (Sao Paulo - Vig28)”?d
It changed from ~60ms about 3 days ago to 180ms+ now.
Quite unusable.
Yep… Don’t use “BZ South America (Sao Paulo - Vig28)” node. :-( It’s quite bad and it’s not stable at all with your ISP. When you get a chance, you can try to use WinMTR or PingPlotter against to 181.41.220.213 (BZ South America (Sao Paulo - Vig28)) IP to see where this packet loss comes from.
I need to look other Brazil nodes to address this issue though I’m not sure it’d be helpful for your ISP.
You really, really have to check this server, this can’t be normal :<br>http://puu.sh/pYq4u/3410406952.png
I’m here. :-) Thank you for these screent shots. What RTT are you getting if you using this mudfish node? As you can see at these images, average RTT value between your desktop and this node is around 69 ~ 71 ms. Are you still getting 180 ms with that?
I get ~80-110ms most of the day, with little jumps for every dropped packet, and if there are 2 or 3 lost in a second I get kicked from the match and logged out from the server. (I guess as protection against “lagswitchers”) And then cannot reconnect.
Also I cannot login with Mudfish on, I have to login, then connect Mudfish.
Do you have any tips from other Overwatch players on how to deal with this? I believe the login server is still @ US even though the game servers are in BR
Do you have any tips from other Overwatch players on how to deal with this?
Frankly speaking now enough information for this because I didn’t get feedbacks regarding to this issue. :-( However when I checked a RTT status between Mudfish Node (BZ South America (Sao Paulo - Vig28)) and game server, it’s also not a good enough to use.
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