And I think you compare latency, not ping. What the ingame tool shows, is latency, response time of the game server in game terms, while ping is a separate internet service, which measures game independent time of server response.
cubansyrusb16_ESO wrote: »And I think you compare latency, not ping. What the ingame tool shows, is latency, response time of the game server in game terms, while ping is a separate internet service, which measures game independent time of server response.
Okay, well. Either way the 147ms im sat on currently is extremely laggy and makes moving around attacks and preforming attacks a chore.
I just checked several different games to see if it was on my end and ESO is the only game performing like this. I even went through the entire forum for work-arounds. To no avail.
cubansyrusb16_ESO wrote: »And I think you compare latency, not ping. What the ingame tool shows, is latency, response time of the game server in game terms, while ping is a separate internet service, which measures game independent time of server response.
Okay, well. Either way the 147ms im sat on currently is extremely laggy and makes moving around attacks and preforming attacks a chore.
I just checked several different games to see if it was on my end and ESO is the only game performing like this. I even went through the entire forum for work-arounds. To no avail.
You compare apple with oranges, like I explained ping is not latency. Most games show ping times, not latency. You can experience lag with very good ping values, because ping does not take the actual server load into account.
I think it is in Frankfurt, germany.
khele23eb17_ESO wrote: »
khele23eb17_ESO wrote: »
Again, what most games show you is ping time, ping is the time for the network - while latency is time for the network PLUS the server activity. So latency is dependent on the actual server load and not just the network performance and is always higher than ping and it tends as well to swing up and down a lot more.