My ping to Montreal was 25ms. My ping to Sacramento is 89ms... more than triple the amount. May have to quit the game if it is unplayable now.

My ping to Montreal was 25ms. My ping to Sacramento is 89ms... more than triple the amount. May have to quit the game if it is unplayable now.

I'm in Cali and regularly played NIN at 90-100+ daily without really noticing anything. While this situation isn't ideal (it really should have been centralized I think), I honestly believe people on the east coast should be a-ok. It's the people in Europe I feel super bad about.



We might be okay, but we're still tired of nearly every online game hosting servers for the whole NA continent out in California... :P It was nice to have ~20 ping for a while. Oh well. Regardless of where the servers end up, my ping will go up. I just hope the location benefits more people than it hurts.I'm in Cali and regularly played NIN at 90-100+ daily without really noticing anything. While this situation isn't ideal (it really should have been centralized I think), I honestly believe people on the east coast should be a-ok. It's the people in Europe I feel super bad about.

Oh yeah I totally understand that, just attempting to soothe the people on the east coast who are in panic mode at the moment. It's a really confusing move on SE's part but I'm 99% sure that so long as anyone who is worried actually on the NA continent, they'll be fine even if it'll take some adjustments.We might be okay, but we're still tired of nearly every online game hosting servers for the whole NA continent out in California... :P It was nice to have ~20 ping for a while. Oh well. Regardless of where the servers end up, my ping will go up. I just hope the location benefits more people than it hurts.
While double digit pings are a luxury, you feel the impact starting at 150 and above. A lot of will will get a ping increase, but it wouldn't pass a threshold where you'd even notice something. I feel confident that those in NA will be able to play as usual, possibly better due to the modern infrastructure of the new data center facility.
It is the EU players we have to feel for.





Its not like they had a shiny new datacenter put in for them 2 years a- wait a second.While double digit pings are a luxury, you feel the impact starting at 150 and above. A lot of will will get a ping increase, but it wouldn't pass a threshold where you'd even notice something. I feel confident that those in NA will be able to play as usual, possibly better due to the modern infrastructure of the new data center facility.
It is the EU players we have to feel for.
What about SA players? I went from 180 to 260, and I can assure you I dont have a shiny datacenter for me.
Btw, to the people crying while having double digits, don't complain about something you have no idea what you're talking about. Up to 150 is perfectly normal, I raided the entire coil on 220ms, got better after 3.0, getting an stable 180, and did the entire Savage tiers too.
But I think thats it for me, they screwed a lot of people while improved the situation for some others, but the improvement will be barely noticeable.





So basically, you are going to quit because your ping is doing the opposite of what mine did? The game is hardly unplayable at 89ms, or ever 114 as mine would frequently jump to. Only over 170 did it really start to get annoying.
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