Dear Mesanna and dev teams, you wont learn!

[Lex Darion]

Exactly. I'm running anywhere from 20ms to 25ms latency and no packet loss when I'm playing. According to the "run a tracert" crowd, somewhere on the Internet breaks only when there is an event in UO lol. I used to do traces in the past but stopped doing them when I kept finding no dropped packets or high latency at any of the hops in between. I still find it funny though when people private messaging me telling me how to run a tracert and what it means. I've been working in IT for 35 years and manage enterprise datacenters that span across global geographical locations. And I have my Cisco CCNP, VMware VCP-DCV, VCP-NV, and AWS advanced networking certs. I'm sure there are quite a few IT people that play this game that are capable of figuring out if it's their local setup, ISP, or somewhere in between that is having the issue.

CCNA scrub.
*languishing in the CCIE limelight*

jk jk . CCNA is cool.

 

[TB Cookie [W]]

Should create a new rule-set, Trammel is full of griefers, always has been.

{Actually quite funny that each generation UO has to be toned down}.

 

[Cork]

CCNA scrub.
*languishing in the CCIE limelight*

jk jk . CCNA is cool.

I wish I had the time, money, or motivation to get my CCIE. Not worth the effort lol.

 

[Lex Darion]

I wish I had the time, money, or motivation to get my CCIE. Not worth the effort lol.

Don't. Ive not kept up with the certs in YEARS.
I do fine without. Although Im thinking of refreshing my juniper knowledge instead.. Ive gotten lazy and dont remember so much stuff.

 

[Cork]

Don't. Ive not kept up with the certs in YEARS.
I do fine without. Although Im thinking of refreshing my juniper knowledge instead.. Ive gotten lazy and dont remember so much stuff.

The only reason I keep my current certs active is because my employer pays me to. Otherwise I don't see the point in certs once you have the experience.