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StrinterN
Denmark531 Posts
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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Carush
United States356 Posts
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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pycho
Paraguay372 Posts
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StrinterN
Denmark531 Posts
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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Carush
United States356 Posts
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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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
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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Carush
United States356 Posts
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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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
On November 22 2011 16:23 Carush wrote: 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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pzu
Sweden287 Posts
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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MVTaylor
United Kingdom2893 Posts
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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Boblhead
United States2577 Posts
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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Carush
United States356 Posts
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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pzu
Sweden287 Posts
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pycho
Paraguay372 Posts
On November 22 2011 16:34 Boblhead wrote: 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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HydraLF
Hong Kong626 Posts
On November 22 2011 16:23 Carush wrote: 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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pzu
Sweden287 Posts
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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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
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SpectralFremen
Australia386 Posts
Ping Brooklyn NY: 280ms, Distance: 11650miles Ping Seul, Korea: 357ms, Distance: 4850miles. Australia - Asia link is so friggin terrible. | ||
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StrinterN
Denmark531 Posts
And my ms is around 270-290 to the sea/kr server. Also thanks for all the answers, even though there is a lot of different answers xD | ||
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StrinterN
Denmark531 Posts
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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StrinterN
Denmark531 Posts
Dat picture xD From what i've heard the best place to be when wanting to play another server is NA, because they have good connection/ms playing on Eu server and on Kr server :/ as people posted in this thread there are a couple of koreans playing on eu and streaming ZenexYong comes to mind. | ||
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Nyast
Belgium554 Posts
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RuzaSK
Slovakia117 Posts
Did my test I got between 330 - 350 ms | ||
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MenSol[ZerO]
Canada1134 Posts
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Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
On November 22 2011 16:30 pZu wrote: 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? 500 from germany as well... there is just no highspeed cable between middle europe and korea, there are some from us to kor etc etc but you need to take a longer way from eu to kr cause of no direct line | ||
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Deathfate
Spain555 Posts
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Myrkul
Croatia132 Posts
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brrrtmn
Russian Federation154 Posts
it's mine Трассировка маршрута к kr.battle.net [121.254.166.38] с максимальным числом прыжков 30: 1 <1 мс <1 мс <1 мс 217.195.208.82 2 <1 мс <1 мс <1 мс 217.195.211.81 3 <1 мс <1 мс <1 мс 194.186.39.93 4 72 ms 72 ms 72 ms 64.209.110.97 5 98 ms 98 ms 97 ms ae8.scr3.FRA4.gblx.net [67.16.145.237] 6 219 ms 219 ms 218 ms po5-40G.ar5.LAX2.gblx.net [67.16.134.94] 7 218 ms 218 ms 218 ms ASIA-NETCOM-ASIA-PACIFIC-LTD.TenGigabitEthernet1 -2.ar5.LAX2.gblx.net [64.215.81.146] 8 341 ms 341 ms 341 ms po4-0-0.cr2.nrt1.asianetcom.net [202.147.0.37] 9 * * * Превышен интервал ожидания для запроса. 10 382 ms 380 ms 376 ms LGT-0001.gw3.sel2.asianetcom.net [202.147.9.18] 11 380 ms 385 ms 375 ms 1.208.104.245 12 392 ms 393 ms 395 ms 211.174.48.62 13 371 ms 368 ms 377 ms 211.234.120.10 14 * * * Превышен интервал ожидания для запроса. 15 * * * Превышен интервал ожидания для запроса. | ||
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JohnMatrix
France1354 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.pingtest.net/result/51044069.png) | ||
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scruffeh
England196 Posts
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Warpath
Canada1242 Posts
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y0su
Finland7871 Posts
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NecrosTheSecond
Denmark116 Posts
Sources: Played like 10 games there myself. | ||
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redeux
United States148 Posts
try: tracert eu.battle.net tracert sea.battle.net tracert kr.logon.battle.net this gives actual pings to the servers, not just a "korea" ping from speedtest. compare and see. Generally you'll want to be no more than 300ms though...I play on EU from NA with 158 and which is a noticeable difference when I ping 12ms on NA server but you get used to it after a while. | ||
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TT1
Canada9990 Posts
but i remember being able to play on korea without having any lag issues just a few months after the game was released (around december-january).. then blizz patched something and the server became unplayable | ||
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GWBuffalo
United States234 Posts
On November 23 2011 05:16 redeux wrote: open command prompt try: tracert eu.battle.net tracert sea.battle.net tracert kr.logon.battle.net this gives actual pings to the servers, not just a "korea" ping from speedtest. compare and see. Generally you'll want to be no more than 300ms though...I play on EU from NA with 158 and which is a noticeable difference when I ping 12ms on NA server but you get used to it after a while. Are you sure this should work? It seems all the battle.net servers block ping requests..... even us.battle.net. | ||
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dartoo
India2889 Posts
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Eee
Sweden2712 Posts
On November 22 2011 17:31 StrinterN wrote: I tried using this guide -> http://www.sc2sea.com/showthread.php?t=1893&tgm=8 And my ms is around 270-290 to the sea/kr server. Also thanks for all the answers, even though there is a lot of different answers xD Is it playable for you? | ||
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ShinKaMi
Finland4 Posts
On November 23 2011 00:24 brrrtmn wrote: I think, much more fair, it's make traceroute to Korean server it's mine This traceroute shows the simple reason why a ping from europe to korea is so big. The packets go from Russia to Frankfurt (line 5), Los Angeles (6 and 7), Narita-Tokyo (I guess, line 8) and Seoul (line 10). I believe the reason the routing goes this way is because there is no big backbone going through the middle east or russia to china/far east. | ||
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ZorBa.G
Australia279 Posts
Possilby the 2 funnest posts I've seen on TL. Voted for 2011! I seriously cracked upa good laugh! | ||
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KenZo-
Faroe Islands190 Posts
But to test the latency, there is a really easy somewhat accurate way to do it. If you open command prompt, or any terminal prog, u can take a trace route to battle.net logon servers. go to start - run - type "cmd" hit enter - type "tracert -d kr.logon.battle.net" EU: tracert -d eu.logon.battle.net NA: tracert -d us.logon.battle.net SEA: tracert -d sea.logon.battle.net KR/TW: tracert -d kr.logon.battle.net The last route it "usually" finds, should be near to the server. and u get a somewhat accurate latency measurement. GLHF. EDIT: this was actually mentioned in another post, that I missed. But it's a good indication of the latency. | ||
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hellohilo
United States68 Posts
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