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EU servers are in bad conditions

Discussion in 'Questions' started by smaller_rice, Oct 24, 2025.

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EU players: fat lag outside EU? non-EU players: fat lag in EU?

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  1. smaller_rice

    smaller_rice Well-Known Adventurer

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    Minecraft:
    Situations:
    Within EU servers:

    I have experienced lag like getting in NA server despite living in Europe. The lowest ping I can get rn is like ~50-100ms at its best, when worst the lag staggers up and can reach ~1000ms. The other thread posted few days ago also mentions this.

    Outside EU servers:
    Absolutely terrible. AS and US server are constantly getting ~400ms average and often the lag piles up. The ping graph I get from F3+3 is basically climbing upwards and never goes down when this happens. The most I could get was 20k+ms and I can only rejoin to solve this.

    Note: My friends in AS region are totally fine with AS servers with >20ms ping and when they enter US server it's almost always under 200ms. But when they enter EU servers, the ping is jumping from 300-700ms with 350-400ms average. So we suspect something has gone wrong with EU servers only.

    Why is this important:
    This amount of lag is unacceptable. Not just because wynncraft is a mmorpg with quick paste combat, but the raid queues always direct people to US without any option to reject regional expansion. So when the raid queues in EU are long, we are forced to play in 400ms ping lag with lags stacking up. If you dont know, 400ms is enough to cast a whole spell, or if you are familiar with raids, it's basically a maddening mage gambit which you can't turn off and has no benefits. This is significantly affecting the gaming experience, especially when the (dis)contribution to the raid is quantified in percentage.