SERIOUS Fios Lag - Please Fix!!!

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I lost my post so here's it abridged

In the age of the internet, you can easily look up all of these things within a minute and have a rudimentary understanding of what is happening. Besides, you don't seem to be reading anything else I've said.This has happened before. People have tried. There is nothing that can be done on SE's side, next to nothing that can be done on your ISP's side. It comes down to Level3, who is a horrible company to work with, and do not take responsibility for their service. There are also next to no other options for service that a CDN or an ISP can do to change this.

I'm reading the information you posted was really helpful, I read it. I just don't understand how someone with such a good understanding of the issue doesn't know why people who might have never had these kind of issues over multiple MMOs would come to a forum and complain.

The difference from your examples, and what is happening here, is that your complaints are public, and people will read them and stupidly follow without understanding the issue. When you file a complaint with a company, it's normally done on a private level, sans that screaming guy at Target. Don't be the screaming guy at Target. Nobody likes him.

My public complaint is with you(well not you directly, your service is fine, it's just the attitude that needs work), not SE. Last time I had these issues the VPN fixed it and I'll probably do that again if they get worse. This is honestly a thread that is working fine(discounting all the sneering going on), people have connectivity issues, a little "me too" goes on, then the problem is explained in detail, and people move on with their lives. You'll probably keep seeing these threads every patch too until you can get level3sux.org to be the top search result for 'ffxiv connectivity issues' and even then people are naturally going to go with the "me too" approach to diagnosing their issue.

With some of the replies in this thread it just feels like I'm reading 4chan posts or something. >expecting your internet service to be good in america