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""connection to the server is lost, returning you back to hangar"" thing happens again. When i go to any battle and it finishes loading it returns me to the hangar saying ""connection to the server is lost, returning you back to hangar""" as shown in picture below.Īnd when i try and join a custom battle it immediatly says player not found and then when i ready up and go the same My last post about this topic is magically not there anymore, so i have to re-explain the problem. from cs go to world of warships to survarium. I simply cant play any battle whatsoever.Įvery game on and off steam that is online works flawless.
#PINGPLOTTER WORLD OF WARSHIPS UPGRADE#
Hopefully this helps get you headed in the right direction! If you should find yourself with any other questions - please let us know.I have tried every possible thing on steam and off steam, from checking files to deleting files to moving the game to drive D to checking my antivirus if its blocking the game to looking for videos. Hello i am living in Bali indonesia, using Das trader since 1 month, but my ping is always around 300ms does anybody know if its possible to get a ping > lower than 200ms from Asia location Im not sure if even i change my supplier interet or upgrade my package it will change something i already ask. We've got a great article that provides some tactics and best practices on this front: Your next goal should be to eliminate any variables (that you have control over) to see if you can isolate what the culprit in your issue is. We cover this practice in quite a bit more detail here:
#PINGPLOTTER WORLD OF WARSHIPS HOW TO#
When you experience lag in game, you can make a note of it in PingPlotter (more details on how to do this here: ), so you can see if any "problem" patterns are present in your PingPlotter results when you're actually running into problems with your connection. You're off to a great start by tracing to your server IP - and you should try to keep a trace running to this target for as long as possible (24/7, if you can - so you can capture any/everything that happens). In the meantime, your goal here should be to correlate the issues you're experiencing while playing WoW with any patterns you can identify in your PingPlotter results. pp2 file of your results (you can post them here, or email us at and we'd be happy to take a closer look and offer any guidance we can! It's difficult to say for certain without being able to see the timeline graphs for your intermediate hops, though. The fact that the packet loss isn't present at hop #4 (or hops #7-10) would typically imply that it isn't playing a role in your issue. You're focused in on a *very* small period of time here (12 samples, from what I can see), and 2 lost samples in that period can account for a 16.7% packet loss reading (so it'd be easy to get some misleading patterns with this small amount of data). It's tough to draw any correlation to the packet loss percentages at hops #2 and #3 and your final destination. Thanks for getting in touch - and thank you for your recent PingPlotter Standard purchase! We appreciate the support. But, the matching PL percentages stand out as being related. I realize I may not be looking at this data in the right way, and I know you're supposed to only worry about the final hop then work backwards. The previous 4 hops are clean, there's a couple 8.3% PL, 4 is clean, then 2 and 3 show the exact same amount of packet loss.
#PINGPLOTTER WORLD OF WARSHIPS WINDOWS 7#
The last hop is our actual realm server IP (determined from my Windows 7 Resource Monitor for Wow-64.exe). In the attached image, I focused on a spot where we experienced severe lag. I've read many of the Pingman articles on how to interpret the graphs, but I remain confused about something. We've been in touch with them many times, and I even have the number for our area's maintenance supervisor (nice guy, but not as responsive as I'd like). Our suspicion has always been our ISP, Comcast.
#PINGPLOTTER WORLD OF WARSHIPS TRIAL#
I started using the PingPlotter trial to try to figure out where the problem lay, and when it ran out, I purchased the Standard Edition. My fiance and I play World of Warcraft, and for the last several weeks, we've experienced some very frustrating game lag come and go from day to day.
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