@RadioShaqsYes, but my point is that I only have delay when I'm playing EA FC. It doesn't happen in Warzone or in the Xbox menus even when I have EA FC running in the background, as demonstrated in the video.
@RadioShaqs Ok I figured out how to add the input overlay in game for both local and server input. I made a clip below which includes both those overlays, plus the gamepadviewer overlay I found online.
In the clip, you can see a significant delay between the gamepadviewer and the two in-game overlays. However, if we just focus on the in-game overlays, there is also a delay between both. When I push A to pass, there is a 32 millisecond delay from local to server input, and there is a 124 millisecond delay between local input to the start of the pass animation.
If we consider the gamepadviewer to the start of the pass animation, there is a 260 millisecond delay.
@RadioShaqs Not sure I understand. The link you referenced is about someone disconnecting from the game. I'm not having any disconnect issues, just the significant input delay. Either way, I've already tried the troubleshooting in that guide. Unless there is some hidden stat, I have a great connection with an Open NAT, direct ethernet connection from Xbox to modem.
The fact that I have a smooth experience outside of EA FC seems to be proof that there is something wrong with EA FC, whether it's software or server, no?
@RadioShaqs I don't think the information in that thread really clarifies anything. I just see other people complaining or not understanding what to do.
But I guess what you are trying to say is that the issue is probably on my end, and most likely with my connection even though I don't have connection problems with any other game. In that case, how do I determine what EA FC server I'm connecting to?
@RadioShaqs Is there a way for me to determine what EA FC server I'm connecting to? I live in the Dallas area in North America, so I should be very close to a server.
@RadioShaqs I do the same. I consistently play with 10 ping or less.
Talked to ISP (AT&T), they said everything looks fine and probably a game or Xbox issue. Talked to Xbox, they said it's probably a connection issue. They suggested I try with a different internet source.
Trying to connect with phone hotspot, but apparently Xbox now has an issue where I can only connect with ethernet. Will try if/when resolved.
@RadioShaqs I've tried to Google servers for EA FC and have found easo.ea.com
Do you know if this is a good address for a traceroute if I'm in the US? Want to have some data if I can get a tech to come out.
Just a quick update. Managed to get an AT&T tech out. He supposedly found an issue with slight signal loss, but it was repaired quickly and the issue is still happening.
The last AT&T support person I spoke to suggested I try to use a router with a passthrough setup from the modem. I tried that, and I had a couple of amazing, relatively lag-free games. Then, I started it to feel the lag slowly come back until it was consistent every game again. I don't understand what is going on.
I did also try my hotspot for a couple of games but I get very high ping (orange or red). Those couple of games also felt better, but hard to tell without testing further and since I couldn't find any green ping games.
