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Of all the pro players, who plays on highest ping on average?

SnowFall··1 votes·2,313 views

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Miror B2 votes

Pretty sure they did a segment a few weeks ago, where they were talking about how Matt from TL played on Hawaii internet with 100 ping that would drop his fps to like 6 or 7 during teamfights. Bard

TurquoiseYoshi2 votes

For current pros' current ping, all of them have the same ping because they all live in Southern California.

TlTTY BOY1 votes

LA all day

Virgin Ray1 votes

Any pro player that lives in hawaii I guess. However, if you want to go pro, you need a really good gaming rig and wifi to make low ping plays. I don't really know who, but the difference would be a 4-5 ms factor.

EvilMerodach2 votes

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Any pro player that lives in hawaii I guess. However, if you want to go pro, you need a really good gaming rig and wifi to make low ping plays. I don't really know who, but the difference would be a 4-5 ms factor.

Pros probably don't play on wifi.... Too much chance of local interference causing an interrupt in your signal, costing a team fight, costing a game. It's just playing with a handicapped risk factor in exchange for convenience. No one should play LoL, or any real time multiplayer game on wifi for that matter... Browsing facebook/Boards/le reddit..? Sure, wifi away. But if you're gonna play a game..go plug in the router. You'll thank yourself later.

And if you're playing Chicago vs Hawaii, the difference in ping could be 300+ ms If there are still any pro's in Hawaii now, they deserve a lifetime supply of poros and poro snax.

Nahui1 votes

Why would it matter?

Modmar1 votes

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Why would it matter?

I assume they would like to know the exact amount to see how much higher/lower they are. Likely are playing with high ping themselves.

SnowFall1 votes

Guys, I need more specific answers, any real pro players with high ping out there?

DrCyanide2 votes

TSM Dyrus is currently streaming, and has ~75ms for his ping.

RiotPhreak is currently streaming, and has ~65ms for his ping. (Not pro, but for comparison)

Checking YouTube, it looks like C9 Meteos had ~65ms for his ping earlier this week.

You can build it out from there, going team to team. You're going to get the same results per team, as they're on the same network.

B00B001 votes

130 and below is fine, to humans 130 and below is natural and responsive as soon as it ticks over 130 the human brain starts to notice ''input lag'' if you will.

hope that helps in some shape or form.

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