Can you use www.pingplotter.com and have that graphing while playing and then save that graph as a jpg and insert here as a picture or attachment.
tracert captures a single instance in time and may miss other things, pingplotter is handy in that it has a better chance to capture trends while the issue is occurring.
There are some thing obvious in the tracert but there are some things that may be needed to be investigated but pingplotter should help determine if that is the case or not.
using the free trial of www.wtfast.com is worthwhile and it has a graph of its own that shows before and after
Hello Owen, you legend. :> I
I don't really know how to operate this thing and what you're looking for.
I showed it to one friend, by no means an expert but a bit more familiar. His conclusion was "Good luck explaining to bioware that one of that their IP (159.153.72.42 ) is broken and they should fix it. Try VPN, it should actually help in this case."
googling this IP reveals some people have tried what I did and it pops up in their complaints about high latencies in swtor.
bump for help :/
tried flush dns to no avail.
I really shouldn't have this problem given how far away i live from the server. My game experience is significantly affected as i play the niche ranked pvp.
Your friend is sorta right, but the issue can be a number of things including a bad return path, mind it does show the issue is close the EA gateway and could be anything from a hidden backbone router has issues due to demand or cable breakage etc
will flag it for their network team though
only thing you can try is the wtfast.com i find it is better and easier then a VPN but if it finds a good route into the server , it isnt the gateway for sure
hope that helps
Thanks. Hopefully someone can look into it but i honestly find it doubtful. Best thing i can do is try out wtffast at some stage in the future, i guess. <3
