The person who will be on the other end of the phone tomorrow when I get a call back for the ticket I will be submitting.
3 times I had to complete the “Shell Game” after I finished and nothing was left but a blank piece of paper.
3 hours it took me in between DC’s to complete the 4 quests for Proudmore Admirality in Tiragarde.
Countless times of clicking on the P.A. vendor with his question mark until finally the emissary quest had ENDED.
Numerous attempts at logging out, back in. I did a scan and repair, I reset my router, and STILL had latency of 11k.
And this started Thursday when the game finally decided to update.
So needless to say, I’ll be worse than a witch on a broom in sub freezing temperatures.
And BTW, before someone says it, my computer is only 2 months old.
I’m not seeing many other connection complaints today Caylbrook. There were some issues with Blizzard and Spectrum ISP users last week which were resolved. Good chance this could be a home network issue. I would run a WinMTR test see what shows up there.
The instructions are on this Blizzard Support page:
Once you have the tool open enter the IP number for the server group you play on in the WinMTR box then hit start.
137.221.105.2
(include periods)
Leave it run for 5 minutes or so or until you disconnect. Then use the button that copies Text to your clipboard. Paste that on your thread here
*Please don’t code block the WinMTR report - makes things hard to read.
I hope you get a resolution. I posted about a new gaming mouse and have yet to hear anything back. sad part is I will keep rocking my 35 dollar mouse and just let WoW go. My cataclysm mouse has worn out.
Can not find your original post about your issue can you edit your post with a link will take a look
What happened with the other people on Spectrum? I’m ON Spectrum.
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| WinMTR statistics |
Host - % |
Sent |
Recv |
Best |
Avrg |
Wrst |
Last |
HG6Box - 2 |
515 |
508 |
1 |
19 |
8290 |
20 |
142.254.155.33 - 41 |
515 |
307 |
10 |
23 |
216 |
33 |
24.164.106.109 - 39 |
515 |
316 |
17 |
73 |
558 |
50 |
24.33.100.150 - 43 |
515 |
297 |
15 |
28 |
123 |
46 |
65.29.1.89 - 41 |
515 |
305 |
16 |
34 |
183 |
183 |
65.29.1.28 - 43 |
515 |
296 |
20 |
38 |
128 |
28 |
107.14.17.252 - 42 |
515 |
303 |
30 |
48 |
186 |
48 |
66.109.6.20 - 44 |
515 |
292 |
31 |
46 |
149 |
58 |
66.109.5.225 - 42 |
515 |
302 |
29 |
47 |
196 |
35 |
66.109.9.149 - 41 |
515 |
308 |
30 |
46 |
175 |
89 |
137.221.69.33 - 44 |
514 |
292 |
75 |
169 |
4598 |
101 |
137.221.65.132 - 40 |
514 |
308 |
75 |
90 |
241 |
94 |
137.221.83.69 - 40 |
506 |
306 |
75 |
90 |
234 |
95 |
137.221.66.23 - 39 |
506 |
310 |
74 |
92 |
1017 |
89 |
137.221.105.2 - 40 |
506 |
306 |
74 |
88 |
220 |
102 |
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Starts at your router. 8290 ms latency spike and packet loss. You’ll want to troubleshoot that with your ISP.
Hi again Caylbrook
As Zungar points out you have packet loss and a 8 second latency spike on the home network. If you are wireless I would test with a Ethernet cable.
I imagine you have tried the standard power cycle of devices:
Something caused it to start acting normal again today. Whatever it was, I’m good for now.
Thanks all.