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I would be 100% ok with B if that's how it were actually working out. But it's not. I and a bunch of other Arizonans played on the new server when it was being tested yesterday and all of us saw at the minimum a ping in the low 90's and many well over 100, all from the mid 50's ping we normally get. I know tons of people from California and Utah have also reported far higher ping increases than Riot led us to believe they're would be. I'm not being asked to adjust from 20 ping to 60 ping, I'm being asked to to adjust from 60 to 100+ ping, which is far greater than anyone out East will be getting. 20 to 60 is 100% reasonable. 60 to 100+ is an entirely different conversation.
I understand and agree with you. I am just not sure if this is something to get upset about just yet as yesterday was merely testing, so things may not have been in place perfectly for some areas (just my thoughts as this is a very big deal).
I think that the next time there is testing with it (I would assume, and hope, this happens a few more times to fix bugs) that ping for people who went from 60 to 100+ would be better than this time.
I would deff prefer everyone in the continental US to have roughly the same ping (give or take 10ms, mainly west coast to east coast lets say). That would be great. Especially if ping was constant and did not fluctuate like it does now. I understand random spikes every once in a while due to ISP's but when I am the only one at my house using said interwebz and I get consistent spikes every game of every day (regardless of time) with a good connection, my ISP being a partner with Riot, and good equipment (both internet and computer) there is something wonky going on that needs to be looked at/fixed first and foremost.