Physical distance
Distance sets a minimum ping. What you can cut are the detours on top of it.
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Step by stepVPN for Wardogs: why a regular VPN can raise your ping
A regular VPN is built for privacy and changing your location. It sends all your traffic to a server picked by country, which usually adds ping in Wardogs. A gaming VPN like GamesTC does the opposite and picks the route by latency to the game server.
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Route simulation • Wardogs
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
WardogsGame Target
Priority UDP Tunnel•0% Packet Loss•Stable Jitter (<1ms)
Connection quick guide
How to play Wardogs on a server in another country
Reaching a Wardogs server on another continent means crossing undersea cables and switching networks several times. Every poor handoff adds milliseconds. GamesTC uses nodes in several regions to shorten that path.
Network handoffs
Routes between carriers do not always take the shortest path to the server.
Exit near the server
With nodes in several regions, your Wardogs traffic leaves the network closer to its destination.
Latency first
The route is chosen by response time to the Wardogs server, not by download speed.
Ping on screen
The app shows your route's ping so you can compare it with what the game shows.
Smart Route
Uses separate entry and exit nodes only when measurements show a real gain.
