Lost packets
Missing data forces the game to fill in the gaps, and you feel it as stutter.
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Packet lossFewer ping spikes and less packet loss in LEGO® Worlds
Ping spikes and lost packets always seem to hit at the worst moments in LEGO® Worlds. The GamesTC UDP tunnel aims to keep your connection steady, with less fluctuation and less loss.
GamesTC Network
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Steady connection
A dedicated UDP tunnel to cut spikes, jitter and packet loss during the match.
Route simulation • LEGO® Worlds
Route Path
GamesTC Detailed Smart Route
Total44ms
-52% 01
ORIGIN
YouCLIENT
2ms
CLIENT ENTRY
02
FOR-01Entry Node
ENTRY
FOR-01Entry Node40ms
ENTRY EXIT
03SP-01Exit Node
EXIT
SP-01Exit Node2ms
EXIT GAME
04
GAME
LEGO® WorldsGame Target
Priority UDP Tunnel•0% Packet Loss•Stable Jitter (<1ms)
Connection quick guide
Packet loss in LEGO® Worlds: what it is and how to reduce it
Packet loss happens when some of the data between you and the LEGO® Worlds server never arrives. The game has to patch things up, and you get actions that don't register and short freezes. The GamesTC UDP tunnel looks for a path with less loss.
Ping spikes
A jump of a few dozen milliseconds for just a moment is enough to ruin a play.
UDP tunnel
Online games run on UDP, and the GamesTC tunnel carries that traffic without converting it.
Less loss on the route
A path chosen to cut packet loss to the LEGO® Worlds server.
Spikes under control
Fewer sudden latency jumps when it matters most.
Made for UDP
A tunnel built for game traffic, not web browsing.
