I also noticed by browing through almost all 43 pages thus far, that I have yet to actually see any tips to help this situation. Granted, I live in the country in Germany and therefore I don't have the fastest of internet, but I can play WoW comfortably off a U.S. Server with 212ms just fine and I was able to play Call of Duty Ghosts on my PS4 just fine, through Wi Fi, but can't do a thing with Titanfall and running it directly from the router. So glad I spent all day letting everything download so I could play more WoW today. Yeah.
Right now they're still trying to tell us that it's a fault i our systems. All those hundreds of diverse systems that play every other game without any issues...
Given that it is a rather widespread fault that is being experienced by many users in many countries, and can sometimes be alleviated by logging on to a different server with a higher ping, I don't see that this is a realistic claim. To me, it is screaming out that they have an issue with their servers.
Of course, it could be that they have released a product that is incompatible with a vast array of gaming systems to the extent that they need to be substantially modified to play the game. In that case I would be looking at firing a large portion of the team who made the game for such ineptitude. Who releases a game that can't be played by this many custom built gaming PC's? Again, I find this highly unlikely, especially given that most of us have reported no issues with any other game, including MMOs.
Basically it boils down to if you believe that they are staggeringly inept or simply have very poor customer support.
