Unbearable server lag since yesterday

[MilkieTea]

Not related to the destination connection like this issue is. I know you're insistent on defending SE on this and being contrarian but you're going the wrong direction here.

Im responding directly to someone saying Comcast told them that their area has been experiencing issues. The passive-aggressiveness is seriously unwelcome and unwarranted.

[Eumen]

Im responding directly to someone saying Comcast told them that their area has been experiencing issues. The passive-aggressiveness is seriously unwelcome and unwarranted.

Great, stop replying here then. You have 250 other posts you can go check on doing the same stuff.

[MilkieTea]

Great, stop replying here then. You have 250 other posts you can go check on doing the same stuff.

I think we started out on the wrong foot. I'm not here to hurt or harm or make anyone feel like their issue is insignificant in any way - it is an extremely significant issue, and if it doesn't get fixed then more and more people will begin to complain. I am [i]not[/i saying this is a user issue, I am not saying SE shouldn't respond (but I still believe your response to Dynratygus was out of line, mans is basically the equivalent of IT support over the phone and you expect him to do... what, exactly? (for reference, since sarcasm is easier to read than most other types of tones: that wasn't sarcasm. What do you expect him to do? He's not HR, he can't just comment on the issues at hand considering this is something HR has to deal with))

The thing is, this is an ongoing issue that SE has acknowledged that they can't quite fix. At most, they'll likely be tossing a bandaid ontop of it. It has nothing to do with them, their code, or even Comcast (and for that I'm sorry - I was a bit hasty when wording things and I'm going back to add corrections to my posts as I type this.)

It has to do with the middleman that Comcast and SE are using - what I've been trying to say is that it falls on either Comcast or the middleman to fix this problem. Comcast doesn't really need to (in their eyes) because they hold a monopoly in a ton of areas and can deal with a few complaints (its not like those customers are going to leave). Therefore, it falls under the middleman to fix the issues.

A bandaid on the USEREND of things is to use a gaming VPN - I linked one a few comments back. I personally do not use it (but that's because I'm lucky enough that my internet issues fall entirely userside/spectrum-side, and can kind of-sort of-sometimes be fixed with a call to Customer Retention)

Point is: The issue isn't userside, and isn't SE-side, it's comcast-side/comcast's middleman-side. The issue falls on comcast and the service comcast's servers use to speak to xiv's servers.

MilkieTea's suggestion on page 10 did work for me . It's a pretty big pain having to mess with a VPN just to play, but it did work.

I can't respond directly to you because post-limits (my first time hitting it ) but I'm glad you're able to play without the lag! It definitely sucks having to mess with VPNs just to play, I can't imagine how horrible it's gotta be. I hope it continue's to work, but at least for a bandaid fix it's something, y'know?