Planned downtime: Server move (2019-02-27 13:00 UTC)

[Burinn]

About the same as before the upgrade for me but i live in Hawaii so not completely unexpected.

Considered becoming a filthy hoale for better ping?

[Lyllianna]

Considering I'm already a transplant and my mother is too cheap to fly out here to harass me in person..... I don't think so.

[Burinn]

Considering I'm already a transplant and my mother is too cheap to fly out here to harass me in person..... I don't think so.

Yikes!

[borka]

slightly better than the last days ... average ping 30 ms ...

To the extent that any lag problems were caused by high network latency, this hardware upgrade sure isn't going to fix that.

Not ?!?

[MightySheep]

You're probably having something cached. I myself had to restart my client, and I'm not sure why. Perhaps Java has some kind of internal DNS cache.

Just restarted my pc, tried different clients, still cant connect. Why u do this to me?

[loftar]

Just restarted my pc, tried different clients, still cant connect. Why u do this to me?

I dunno. Do you have some kind of local proxy? Modified your hosts.txt file? Broken ISP DNS resolver? Flush Windows DNS cache?

[borka]

Or try with direct connection in Java Control Panel (javacpl.exe) -> General Tab / Network settings

[HappyBuffalo]

It became visible smoother for me. After the server took some time to think.

[MightySheep]

Just restarted my pc, tried different clients, still cant connect. Why u do this to me?

I dunno. Do you have some kind of local proxy? Modified your hosts.txt file? Broken ISP DNS resolver? Flush Windows DNS cache?

I just reinstalled Java though I already had the latest version. I cleared Java cache. I flushed DNS. I don't have any proxy. I dont think ive modified any txt files.

When I download the default client launcher it just says



I'm no expert computer person. All I know is I cant connect since server switch

[budzilla]

Running far smoother.