Posted by Member h311o on 11/21/12 04:52 AM
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Anyone knows how to do this?
I would be interested because of my personal experience on US servers played from europe. Although I've lowered my framerate it seems I get 1000 ms ping and other annoying effects based on this high latency. But also on EU servers I do have these effects sometimes :( |
Ping the bnet game servers
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Posted by Member h311o on 11/22/12 02:54 AM
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Is there no way really?
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Posted by Member Bort on 11/22/12 03:17 AM
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Not that I'm aware off. I think they block the port required for a ping response to return.
But the ingame latency value given is a good average of your ping. I do find that its not always accurate, but a good enough indication. In short for me. 0-250ms never happens... sounds unreal. 250-400ms normal play 400ms - 600ms playable but not fun Bigger than 600ms don't bother. |
Posted by Member gnawol on 11/22/12 07:47 AM
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Yeah ICMP Ping Requests are blocked, return no value when pinging the BNET ip's so i don't think there really is a way, unless someone else can fill me in? I've tried myself as i deal heavily with latency issues
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Posted by Member h311o on 11/22/12 01:26 PM
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Thank you both for the responses.
Sadly no solution on my problem :( |
Posted by Member AncientWiz on 2/17/13 09:11 PM
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If you have the name or Ip address of the server ,then you can test the ping by using the command "ping" in command prompt.To open command prompt Start->run->type "cmd" and press Enter.
In the command prompt window type ping ipaddress (or)ping servername . for eg: ping 193.211.145.197 (or) ping abc.com If you have trouble using command interface,then you can do ping test easily from websites sites like WhoisXY.com. |
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Posted by Member Bort on 2/17/13 11:19 PM
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