Sometimes when I finish Loading a game my ping will be 999 and ill need to close the game with task manager and relaunch WOT to fix it. Its been doing this more frequent lately and its really annoying when you have to launch the game repeatedly. Anyone know how to fix this?
999 Ping
Started by
Ulrack
, Jan 08 2012 - 04:44
11 replies to this topic
#3 Posted Jan 08 2012 - 05:01
Its either your internet connection or settings. Lowering the setting will help with ping a bit. If you dont have good internet, then 999 ping is common on a game dependent on internet. Try regular internet speed tests if its slowing down, then you can complain to your intenret provider that your getting less each month
#4 Posted Jan 08 2012 - 05:09
kllp101, on Jan 08 2012 - 05:01, said:
Its either your internet connection or settings. Lowering the setting will help with ping a bit. If you dont have good internet, then 999 ping is common on a game dependent on internet. Try regular internet speed tests if its slowing down, then you can complain to your intenret provider that your getting less each month 
#5 Posted Jan 08 2012 - 05:18
I have the same problem when I get on after not playing for a week or so. I just restart it and get on with life. My ping has been up in the 200-400(used to be 50-150) since the 7.1 patch though...
#6 Posted Jan 08 2012 - 05:19
cWal16, on Jan 08 2012 - 05:18, said:
I have the same problem when I get on after not playing for a week or so. I just restart it and get on with life. My ping has been up in the 200-400(used to be 50-150) since the 7.1 patch though...
#7 Posted Jan 08 2012 - 07:08
I've had the same problem since the patch. How do you connect to the web? wireless?
#8 Posted Jan 08 2012 - 19:43
kllp101, on Jan 08 2012 - 05:01, said:
Its either your internet connection or settings. Lowering the setting will help with ping a bit.
This is an example of normal performance for me (in this case Karelia; my fps ordinarily varies from 65-120fps on that map; normal ping for me is 260-280ms):

This is an example of what now happens after a lag spike or some other kind of failure between the client and the server:

One thing I've noticed when this happens is that CPU utilisation drops from its normal 30-35% during battle to 0%. It almost never comes back and I usually have to hard reboot there and then. Even on those rare occasions it does come back the client remains unstable and if I'm able to do a "clean" exit my system remains affected (I call it "turtle mode"), and once again I have to hard reboot. I must say I haven't seen this sort of thing for some years now and certainly never on W7 x64. A well behaved application should not be able to affect the system core, but game developers are notorious for cutting corners.
This problem is so severe for me I'm thinking of rebuilding my system next week so I can reinstall WoT on a clean build. If that doesn't fix the problem I'll just have to give up on WoT altogether. It's that bad.
Edit: is everybody with the 999 ping problem running Win7 x64?
#9 Posted Jan 09 2012 - 19:01
GoofyGoober, on Jan 08 2012 - 04:46, said:
I've had lower than 10 fps, and over 400 ping, since 7.0.
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#10 Posted Jan 15 2012 - 06:25
the same thing is happening to me now with the ping going up and the screen freezes on me in game.. Every thing was fine until a few days ago.. i have done multiple ping test--unstalled the game twice.. check my router connection.. i have dell XPS 7100 studio w/ ACPIx64
ATI radeon HD4200 256 ram
AMD Athlon IIX4 630 processor 2.80GHZ
64-bit operating system
ATI high definition audio
ATI radeon HD4200 256 ram
AMD Athlon IIX4 630 processor 2.80GHZ
64-bit operating system
ATI high definition audio
#11 Posted Jan 19 2012 - 19:58
With Support's help I have identified the cause of my problem as a conflict between WoT and my antivirus (Vipre). I now have to get the Vipre people to fix it but adding WoT to the Exceptions list is an effective workaround.










