Server selection doesn't work, it's not broken.

It just went up to 8,930ms. I shouldn't have anywhere close to that when connected to the one closest to me.

Today it's been lots of 5k and 10k ms. The last week has been mostly the same. It's only in this game.

One thing that doesn't make sense, is that the lag usually goes away when you die. So whatever is causing this lag, it's also not resetting things right. This **** has to stop. STOP using that IP. STOP routing people through that.

I've been in lag stunlock (what I call it) while typing this out. I was just booted from the server while typing the previous sentence for being idle for too long. I was also on a great team against another great team. It was nice and balanced. I don't care if I die in the game. I care if I die because the bad network setup is getting me killed, not because I wasn't paying attention and someone got me, or I was defeated by someone doing better than me. I care that when I get a hero, if I pop my head out, I will most definitely lag up and be unable to move, and then die. All that effort and teamwork, down the drain. A huge waste of time.


I have no issues with any other game. Only this one. Why? because I am being sent to an IP in CALIFORNIA at a massive 200 - 9000ms, instead of the selected IP in OHIO at a minimum of 60ms!

Anyone else reading this: Open the game, sit in the main menu, open Windows Resource Monitor, go to the Network tab, select "starwarsbattlefrontii.exe" in the "Processes with Network Activity" section, then under "TCP Connections" the top item in the list will show what IP you are connected to under "Remote Address". If you are connecting to 159.153.38.49 and your game is set to a server somewhere not in Calif, that is why you are lagging.

Hey Mate.

It sounds a bit weird.

What kind and how fast is the connection you have from your provider?

Have you tried to set it to Auto or tried any of the other Servers?

Kind regards

MLB

Phone tether. That stuff has nothing to do with it. It doesn't matter what connection type used. This is where we're routed to. This is the source of all the lag.

Yeah I saw that. I don't know how to run a Uo-trace, or what it is. I posted there. Nice find.

I found it. It's not a command. It's a program.

So today is a lag fest. Nothing but lag. 5Kms, 7% packet loss over 5 min.

I did do what troubleshooting applied. I even did the UO trace, but I didn't see any problem. If we're not supposed to be connecting to 159.153.38.49 I'd like to find out why I'm connecting to it since I'm supposed to be connected to an IP in Ohio.