What ping do you play at?

Aristial·11/25/2016, 11:42:47 PM·1 votes·2,177 views

So i had a question for everyone, what ping do you play at? I am curious because most of the people i know play with anywhere between 20 and 50 ping but i play with a lot more than that.

I personally play with an average ping of anywhere between 660 and 750 on average and yes there is no typo there. What ping do you play at?

23 Comments

Weathered11/26/2016, 12:07:54 AM3 votes

32 ms, if you are getting upwards of over 500 you might want to think about a better internet plan.

Flaherty11/25/2016, 11:51:41 PM1 votes

How do you find this game fun at all with ping that high?

Lmao Get Mooned11/25/2016, 11:55:48 PM1 votes

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reaperteaser11/25/2016, 11:56:20 PM1 votes

constant 31 if im at my place

54 with 600 ping spikes if im at my friends and have all our PCs set up on the round tble

AcidTheWarlock11/25/2016, 11:57:18 PM1 votes

I go between the sweetness of 50 to all the way up to nasty 400.

Erockandroll11/26/2016, 12:08:03 AM1 votes

Recently I have been throttled pretty bad. But it's never consistent. I can play 2-3 games in a row no problem. Then decide to go in a ranked game. and get a massive spike and just the wrong time. (On levels of "Attempting to reconnect" message or lose control of champion)

I suspect it has something to do with the fact that like 8+ devices use my network, and more often than not, someone is steaming a video.

Marshbouy11/26/2016, 12:08:55 AM1 votes

13 to 200 depending on how shitty my internet feels like being.

JustMonika1311/26/2016, 12:09:46 AM1 votes

More or less 50-70. Play on wifi, so I should be getting a tad better ping when connected to ethernet.

Hrd2H1t11/26/2016, 12:13:32 AM1 votes

35 ms here

SGT Dingle Berry11/26/2016, 12:57:01 AM1 votes

70-120 here. I live in a ranch style house with no cable so I'm stuck with dsl and old lines. I'd do satellite but they are all capped and we stream all our TV

Sassmast3r11/25/2016, 11:50:15 PM1 votes

Well, living in the countryside, there's no real consistency for me ping-wise.

On a good-day/night (meaning my internet is not being throttled by my ISP), due to living in Oregon, my ping would be 60-63; that's the ping I'm supposed to get.

What I actually get (due to throttling, a family that streams videos frequently, and simply my location [thus having internet obtained through a satellite instead of wires underground, causing interference]) is anywhere from 150-250, and there's no constant between that range. It fluctuates constantly until my entire family is asleep and I've waited a little bit so my ISP is no longer observing my throughput, and then I get the desired 60-63 (which is the best ping I could possibly get in my location as well as peeps in California) simply due to server location.

SoI Invictus11/26/2016, 2:12:17 AM1 votes

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