@Mweb Operations
I'm going to have to agree with Ginger on this one, from my end it definitely looks like World of Warcraft EU traffic is shaped (500-600ms). Using the plain old Mweb 4mb uncapped in combination with the Battleping proxy (situated in Europe) improves latency drastically (250-320ms). The priority isn't horrendous, without Battleping there are no spikes or connectivity problems, the latency is just too high. WoW is quite "lenient" in that 450ms is really the breaking point where things start to go downhill. I don't have any problems with local gaming though, the highest latency I've gotten locally is 70ms.
I didn't start using this account expecting it to be good for gaming (at least not without some "help"). I've kind of gotten used to having to use all manner trickery over the years to get around the poor gaming traffic prioritization in SA, just look at any of the MMO sub-forums in SA and its a constant battle. Obviously doing things like this is not something the average user knows how to or wants to mess around with just to get something basic like WoW working properly. The 250-320ms I get with Battleping does show where the Mweb accounts could be for international gaming.
I'm going to have to agree with Ginger on this one, from my end it definitely looks like World of Warcraft EU traffic is shaped (500-600ms). Using the plain old Mweb 4mb uncapped in combination with the Battleping proxy (situated in Europe) improves latency drastically (250-320ms). The priority isn't horrendous, without Battleping there are no spikes or connectivity problems, the latency is just too high. WoW is quite "lenient" in that 450ms is really the breaking point where things start to go downhill. I don't have any problems with local gaming though, the highest latency I've gotten locally is 70ms.
I didn't start using this account expecting it to be good for gaming (at least not without some "help"). I've kind of gotten used to having to use all manner trickery over the years to get around the poor gaming traffic prioritization in SA, just look at any of the MMO sub-forums in SA and its a constant battle. Obviously doing things like this is not something the average user knows how to or wants to mess around with just to get something basic like WoW working properly. The 250-320ms I get with Battleping does show where the Mweb accounts could be for international gaming.
