Internet speed for pvp
ajsnuker
Is this and adequate enough speed for high end pvp in guild wars 1 and the soon to come guild wars 2?
Shadow Sin
tbh you can run on 400 ping on high end GW 1 PvP and still be ranked among the top 100
Motoko
Shadow is correct.
It often depends on what you plan on playing.
As far as interuption goes, that may be your ping... But that ping will vary depending on what servers you play on (Euro/American).
I have absolutely no problem getting 3/4s most of the time with a mesmer on American servers.
On euro servers its a bit harder for me being an American player.
I would test GW servers over your plain internet connection.
It often depends on what you plan on playing.
As far as interuption goes, that may be your ping... But that ping will vary depending on what servers you play on (Euro/American).
I have absolutely no problem getting 3/4s most of the time with a mesmer on American servers.
On euro servers its a bit harder for me being an American player.
I would test GW servers over your plain internet connection.
Archress Shayleigh
Yue
Your available bandwidth is different from your ping. Bandwidth=width of a highway, ping tells you if that highway's made from stone or mud.
However, test your ping on GW servers, not speedtest.
Anything less than 150ms will let you play interrupt classes, anything less than 350 will let you play everything else fine.
However, test your ping on GW servers, not speedtest.
Anything less than 150ms will let you play interrupt classes, anything less than 350 will let you play everything else fine.
Archress Shayleigh
By "test your ping on GW servers" you mean to simply go into the game and look at the ping, or is there another website for that?
lodgeinator
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Fusylum
School Connection...
Don't Cry
Archress Shayleigh
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Snograt
Yes, yes - very nice, but we're not going to have another thread full of "my internets > your internets", thank you 
Besides, can you play GW on it?
Besides, can you play GW on it?
dansamy
It's also hard to infuse on lousy ping.
Fusylum
I can play the game on this...
Don't make fun of me!
Don't make fun of me!
I Echo Dshot
Speedtest.net doesn't give an accurate assessment of your GUILD WARS PING. (unless your on dial up, satalite, wifi, phone modem)
Your Guild Wars ping is not based on your internet connection, but your distance from Dallas, Texas. All the American servers are based there.
As for your ping and high level PvP, If your ping isn't sub 150, don't play ranger or a non-esurge mesmer in top GvG. It really depends on your reaction speed too, generally as a ranger you should be able to reflex 1 sec cast from a fair distance almost 100% of the time, on a mesmer you should be able to pleak 3/4 second cast with decent consistency. For a warrior, you should be able to Qstep (around 300ish ping?). For a monk you should have decent ping (around 300). If your ping is above 500 (aka you're in Australia), PvPing anything but mindless midline might be difficult.
Your Guild Wars ping is not based on your internet connection, but your distance from Dallas, Texas. All the American servers are based there.
As for your ping and high level PvP, If your ping isn't sub 150, don't play ranger or a non-esurge mesmer in top GvG. It really depends on your reaction speed too, generally as a ranger you should be able to reflex 1 sec cast from a fair distance almost 100% of the time, on a mesmer you should be able to pleak 3/4 second cast with decent consistency. For a warrior, you should be able to Qstep (around 300ish ping?). For a monk you should have decent ping (around 300). If your ping is above 500 (aka you're in Australia), PvPing anything but mindless midline might be difficult.
Artisan Archer
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Home connection. Glasfiber.
Still, I never get a 3ms ping in guild wars specially in matches it's around 50-150ms
yitjuan
what does bandwidth have to do with ping? Do you even know what is what and what is not what?
Here's an example.
Flight from New York to Los Angeles. Will the travel time magically halve if they double the number of flights????
Here's an example.
Flight from New York to Los Angeles. Will the travel time magically halve if they double the number of flights????
placetoguru
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.........If your ping is above 500 (aka you're in Australia), PvPing anything but mindless midline might be difficult.
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nacho3232
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Home connection. Glasfiber. Still, I never get a 3ms ping in guild wars specially in matches it's around 50-150ms |
Nalia
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My internet speed is
Download speed is 1.90 kbps Upload speed is 0.80 kbps... I check the speed here http://www.ip-details.com/ |
m8 you know an old school dialup modem is 56k at least, isdn is 128k, i think youre either typing it wrong or you really need to fix something... 14.4k modems came out in like late 80's iirc, if that download is accurate youre behind on technology by about 25 years
aelesia
Games usually don't require much bandwith actually. 1mb/s (DL) + 0.1mb/s (UL) is usually enough bandwith for most games. The real problem is latency.
I don't know why but my ping to Guild Wars servers is utter crap. My ping to most California based game servers (not ArenaNet) is usually about 200 - 250ms. On the other hand my ping to Guild War servers is usually about 350 - 500ms. On days where there are lots of people online such as Wintersday, my ping will average about 1000 - 2000ms.
I really hope ArenaNet will address these issues for GW2.
I don't know why but my ping to Guild Wars servers is utter crap. My ping to most California based game servers (not ArenaNet) is usually about 200 - 250ms. On the other hand my ping to Guild War servers is usually about 350 - 500ms. On days where there are lots of people online such as Wintersday, my ping will average about 1000 - 2000ms.
I really hope ArenaNet will address these issues for GW2.