@Geeeeeeeeeeeeezy That shows a ping of 408ms by the time it gets to hop 11, in the US. The ping at the destination is more important than the ping at any individual hop. However the ping when it gets to the UK/Europe is under 150 so that's reasonable enough.
More importantly than that - since you'll likely be connecting to a server in Europe rather than the US- is that there is significant differences between your best and worst ping times,. This indicates an unstable connection. You're not losing any packets (100% loss reports can be ignored) but your ping times aren't stable at all.
As in the article:
Large differences between the best/worst ping times: This is a good indicator of an unstable connection. The difference between your best and worst ping times should be a maximum of 100ms, any more than that and you're looking at a jittery or spiky connection. This is what causes lag spikes in games and is the source of frustrating inconsistencies in performance. If you're seeing evidence of this in your UOTrace, we'd advise flagging it to your ISP.
If your friend sees the same issue I suspect the issue is on the network itself.
To the others affected by the issue, you may want to run the uotrace too, perhaps it'll shed some light on the issue.