PoE 2 Latency Spikes?

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ultracasio#6194 wrote:

using my phones hotspot instead of normal wifi has been working for me

I can not believe that this worked for me. I have read every single comment on these forums and reddit regarding these issues and spent hours upon hours trying things but nothing has worked.

Now my iPhone is connect to my normal WiFi, but my computer is connect to the hotspot and its working. What the actual Fark.

Thank you for typing these holy words! I am now only 5 days behind in the league....

Guys, I have found a temp solution, I have tried all servers and it seems Japan and HongKong servers are not affected by this, although the network latency is like 250ms, at least its steady, I was able to play for hours not getting disconnected.

It works!

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Well can sit in hideout and then it flips out going from a stable 16ms, to 100ms+ out of nowhere.
The ms isn't really an issues 16ms or 100, its the jittering and spikes thats bad.

Gateways: Frankfurt, Amsterdam, London
Connection: 2.5/2.5Gbps, 3ms jitter, 2-4ms upload/download latency to closests fiber test server.

Roundtrip 10-14ms, to Leaseweb datacenter AMS-01, Amsterdam.


In the end, i can't do more on my end, when the latency seems to originate out of my reach.

Would love to have some sort of solution found from GGG's side.


- Bau

Same issue, just constant yoyo from 40ms to 200ms. Sound stutters and NPCs repeat their lines 2-3 times. Like others here I'm on 1 gig connection and wired, no Wi-Fi.
It has not been issue in 0.1, I have 230h of gameplay there.
0.2 screwed it up, game is unplayable, so I don't play it.

Throughout the campaign I had no issue with my ms spiking from 18 to 100+, but once I reached maps and started using my hideout, it suddenly started spiking again.

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hey so we were having the same issue with latency spiking randomly causing the game to lag. Saw someone mention about changing the wifi settings and heres what we did:

we went into
1. Device manager
2. Device properties on the WiFI card eg Intel Wi-Fi 6
3. then advanced tab,
4. then under property select the 802.11a/b/g Wireless Mode
5. Then we changed that from Dual band a/b/g to just 5GHz 802.11a (which was at the top)
6. Click ok and start the game

its working perfectly now for us! woo hoo

Changing it to the option this guy suggested didn't work for me.
However, a different option DID WORK. That is, the 4th option "2.4GHz 802.11b/g".
I would suggest everyone try all the options for their WiFi card. I tried them all, and the 4th one is the only one that prevents frequent latency spikes. Now I have stable 32ms ping.
Hope this works for others.