Rubberbanding issues

[EchuKayu]

Just started having this the past day or two and I have never had this issue before, though it might have started earlier since I hadn't been playing much recently.
This is on NA Adamantoise, rubberbanding all over the place. I can't even play the game because the game just completely stops and speeds up.

For note it is only FF14 I have this problem with.

[Pyrocidic]

I'm currently experiencing exactly what you are. It's infuriating.

[Seabhacgra]

Almost everyone in EVERY instanced roulette I've been in today is getting MASSIVE Lag spikes. I thought it was just me but after switching between 2 different internet connections I was STILL having the same issues. I'm on Crystal Data Center on Zalera an NA server. I don't know what's going on but SE's instance servers are having some MAJOR problems.. PLEASE FIX THIS SE!! it's SO infuriating to have to hardcast EVERYTHING as an RDM because lag spikes are not allowing dualcast to make your spells instant.

[Meltandriel]

Been having issues too since the 7th, was unplayable for about 3 days and now is sorta playable witj constant. Lag spikes. Meo isp and. Eu server, na servers have no issues and from ping tests NA has 0 packet loss while EU has constant packet losses when it hits a telia. Net node

[icy_]

Can confirm, also started experiencing this issue earlier today, and it's still on/off and not going away.

As I understand it, "NTT" is what they call a tier-1 internet provider, and xfinity piggybacks on their nodes when making some of their connections. Very recently, these Chicago, IL coming from NTT have been acting up, showing complete packet drops or otherwise doubling ping. I'm usually about 100ms, but today I was like 220ms, if the packet even makes it (at least 30% packet loss from what I've seen).

I'm east coast and apparently "forced" to route through them as I connect to the west-coast-based FFXIV servers, for example at 204.2.229.88 , which should be one of the ones at Aether datacenter.

PvP is laughable when it gets bad, with barely 10 seconds of real-time before it's a frozen slideshow, and maybe it'll catch up, or maybe it'll just full-disconnect you.

As I mentioned, normal for me was just under 100ms. Here is what i saw earlier from just a simple ping -- 206ms with half of them lost: