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I did some searching on both Google and on Teamliquid, but I could not find a answer anywhere. It is quite common that Korean players stream playing on the North American server and NA players streaming playing on the Kr server frequently with little to no lag/delay.
But is it at all possible to play on the Korean server from Denmark in Europe or would it lag to much? So if anyone have any experience playing from any country in Europe on the Kr server please comment about how the experience is/was for you!
Thanks :D
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it just depends
go to battlenet change the language to korean or taiwanese make an account on that language download the game play the free mode and find out yourself
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pingtest.net click on korea, should give you an estimate of how much delay you are going to have in MS.
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On November 22 2011 16:11 Carush wrote: it just depends
go to battlenet change the language to korean or taiwanese make an account on that language download the game play the free mode and find out yourself
Isnt the free mode single player only?
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On November 22 2011 16:12 StrinterN wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2011 16:11 Carush wrote: it just depends
go to battlenet change the language to korean or taiwanese make an account on that language download the game play the free mode and find out yourself Isnt the free mode single player only? well, you can make multiplayer games on a few maps but you'd have to find someone to play with you doesn't really matter tho after a few seconds of playing you'll be able to decide if you can deal with the latency if you can deal with it then good for you i did 3 days of playing 8+ hours on korean server when i got back to na i was demolishing its super good practice
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Hi,
I'm from France and I have a Taiwanese account. I wouldn't recommend it, my ping is always over 500 ms, it really affects your gameplay. But if you can get used to it, I'm guessing it's fine. You basically have to take that into account when you pick your builds because for me (I'm P), I can't really rely on precise and timed forcefields for example, so I must be more safe than that, or pick even more A-movish strats than usual (:D), like zealot-archon. Marine vs banelings must be hard as hell too, and ZvZ baneling battles must be a real nightmare. If you're used to play quite fast, it's really slowing you down: for example warp ins have a 500 ms delay, which you must wait to be able to add units to your control groups. You won't have the most crisp and sharp execution you can have, that's for sure.
I hope it helped. Have a good day.
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On November 22 2011 16:22 ZenithM wrote: Hi,
I'm from France and I have a Taiwanese account. I wouldn't recommend it, my ping is always over 500 ms, it really affects your gameplay. But if you can get used to it, I'm guessing it's fine. You basically have to take that into account when you pick your builds because for me (I'm P), I can't really rely on precise and timed forcefields for example, so I must be more safe than that, or pick even more A-movish strats than usual (:D), like zealot-archon. Marine vs banelings must be hard as hell too, and ZvZ baneling battles must be a real nightmare. If you're used to play quite fast, it's really slowing you down: for example warp ins have a 500 ms delay, which you must wait to be able to add units to your control groups. You won't have the most crisp and sharp execution you can have, that's for sure.
I hope it helped. Have a good day. 500MS??? dude that's horrific i thought with 150ish i had it rough damn
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On November 22 2011 16:23 Carush wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2011 16:22 ZenithM wrote: Hi,
I'm from France and I have a Taiwanese account. I wouldn't recommend it, my ping is always over 500 ms, it really affects your gameplay. But if you can get used to it, I'm guessing it's fine. You basically have to take that into account when you pick your builds because for me (I'm P), I can't really rely on precise and timed forcefields for example, so I must be more safe than that, or pick even more A-movish strats than usual (:D), like zealot-archon. Marine vs banelings must be hard as hell too, and ZvZ baneling battles must be a real nightmare. If you're used to play quite fast, it's really slowing you down: for example warp ins have a 500 ms delay, which you must wait to be able to add units to your control groups. You won't have the most crisp and sharp execution you can have, that's for sure.
I hope it helped. Have a good day. 500MS??? dude that's horrific i thought with 150ish i had it rough damn
Yeah, EU to KR is much worse than NA to KR apparently. I didn't look into it enough before buying my account ;D. Not like my connection is bad either, I have a 3 ms local ping (to french hubs).
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Wow, 500 from france is quite alot. Anyone know what reasons why the ping when playing on US from EU is so much better, when the distance is about the same?
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Out of interest what do most people get on that test...
I'm on a university connection and to the nearest one to me I get a 5ms ping, to seoul it's 337ms
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On November 22 2011 16:06 StrinterN wrote: I did some searching on both Google and on Teamliquid, but I could not find a answer anywhere. It is quite common that Korean players stream playing on the North American server and NA players streaming playing on the Kr server frequently with little to no lag/delay.
But is it at all possible to play on the Korean server from Denmark in Europe or would it lag to much? So if anyone have any experience playing from any country in Europe on the Kr server please comment about how the experience is/was for you!
Thanks :D
alot of koreans play in the EU playhem dailies. They stream, and win alot of them so i would assume its good.
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On November 22 2011 16:31 mvtaylor wrote: Out of interest what do most people get on that test...
I'm on a university connection and to the nearest one to me I get a 5ms ping, to seoul it's 337ms i have an ok connection from texas and i'm getting 201
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On November 22 2011 16:34 Boblhead wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2011 16:06 StrinterN wrote: I did some searching on both Google and on Teamliquid, but I could not find a answer anywhere. It is quite common that Korean players stream playing on the North American server and NA players streaming playing on the Kr server frequently with little to no lag/delay.
But is it at all possible to play on the Korean server from Denmark in Europe or would it lag to much? So if anyone have any experience playing from any country in Europe on the Kr server please comment about how the experience is/was for you!
Thanks :D alot of koreans play in the EU playhem dailies. They stream, and win alot of them so i would assume its good.
alot of koreans? its just artist(us) violet(us) and rainbow(kr) but hes code a so hes much better than the caliber of players in playhem dailies so even with 400ms ping he manages to win sometimes.
isnt kr>us better than kr>eu becouse if you look at the world map then the distance between eu and kr is covered mostly by land and many nations and the distance between us and kr is mostly ocean, so maybe less disturbance in the force.
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On November 22 2011 16:23 Carush wrote:Show nested quote +On November 22 2011 16:22 ZenithM wrote: Hi,
I'm from France and I have a Taiwanese account. I wouldn't recommend it, my ping is always over 500 ms, it really affects your gameplay. But if you can get used to it, I'm guessing it's fine. You basically have to take that into account when you pick your builds because for me (I'm P), I can't really rely on precise and timed forcefields for example, so I must be more safe than that, or pick even more A-movish strats than usual (:D), like zealot-archon. Marine vs banelings must be hard as hell too, and ZvZ baneling battles must be a real nightmare. If you're used to play quite fast, it's really slowing you down: for example warp ins have a 500 ms delay, which you must wait to be able to add units to your control groups. You won't have the most crisp and sharp execution you can have, that's for sure.
I hope it helped. Have a good day. 500MS??? dude that's horrific i thought with 150ish i had it rough damn
What, 500ms? I get 280-330ms from Hong Kong to the EU server (which I think is located in Netherland or something).
Its definately noticable, something inbetween 0.5-1 second delay, its less noticeable the more you play, though I wouldn't recommend 1v1 too seriously, clutch forcefield is barely ok, when theres banelings rolling towards you it becomes quite messy since you won't have a lot of time to react.
I still play a lot of team games with some of my friends in EU, and occasionally 1v1 against lower MMR player (I improved quite a bit after moving to SEA).
The routing from SEA to Europe is awful compare with SEA<->California (~180ms) or EU<->US which is way more manageable.
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On November 22 2011 16:40 pycho wrote: isnt kr>us better than kr>eu becouse if you look at the world map then the distance between eu and kr is covered mostly by land and many nations and the distance between us and kr is mostly ocean, so maybe less disturbance in the force.
![[image loading]](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_qgJiXhn9XmM/SWLNsk_lpbI/AAAAAAAAFxA/gT0GDsqncg8/s400/vader.jpg)
But yeah, that sounds reasonable
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Mmm, when I watched dragon's/rainbow's stream they said they refused to play on EU accounts because of the latency, and when they finally did they only played for a few hours cause the delay just made it not worth it.
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Testing from my work:
Ping Brooklyn NY: 280ms, Distance: 11650miles Ping Seul, Korea: 357ms, Distance: 4850miles.
Australia - Asia link is so friggin terrible.
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On November 22 2011 16:22 ZenithM wrote: Hi,
I'm from France and I have a Taiwanese account. I wouldn't recommend it, my ping is always over 500 ms, it really affects your gameplay. But if you can get used to it, I'm guessing it's fine. You basically have to take that into account when you pick your builds because for me (I'm P), I can't really rely on precise and timed forcefields for example, so I must be more safe than that, or pick even more A-movish strats than usual (:D), like zealot-archon. Marine vs banelings must be hard as hell too, and ZvZ baneling battles must be a real nightmare. If you're used to play quite fast, it's really slowing you down: for example warp ins have a 500 ms delay, which you must wait to be able to add units to your control groups. You won't have the most crisp and sharp execution you can have, that's for sure.
I hope it helped. Have a good day.
Wth 500ms O_O When i do speedtest i have around 280-300 and i think it would be too much, how can you play with that much delay :O
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