The correct Blitz login urls take the form of login #,wotblitz. The login you pinged is also for WOT and not for Blitz. The explanation for that page is the is same as the explanation for my logging onto Blitz through NA_C2 located in Santa Clara, California.

So, what is really going on? My ISP is not going to give a damn about me asking for a better route to Singapore and even if they were, it wouldn’t be much better anyway considering the more than 3000 kms distance. I pinged that and it is actually Sydney. Originally posted by Death Star:Thank you for your reply but then explain this to meĪs you can see it states that there is( or was) a Sydney server. You could post on the Asia forum here or on and see what they say. They might also have some things to say about the different ISP’s available to you. I don’t have confirmation that the cable did break, but an Aussie player may have dug deeper than I did. Not all ISP’s are equally good at doing that.

Rather than having no connection to the server, WG may have reassigned that login directly to Singapore.Īt that point it’s up to your ISP to find the best route to Singapore. That’s consistent with an undersea cable that WG’s ISP (GCore) had rented space on breaking. Login 0 ans 1 were in Singapore, and 2 was in Tokyo. I ran short PingPlotter tests from California for login0, login1 and and then checked the physical locations of the IP addresses. The first thing they should have explained was why the Sydney cluster isn’t working. I don’t think that that answer from Support was adequate, but I also doubt that WG created your problem.

we should all stop giving them money and give Them a lesson of humility. These people don’t even know what moral responsibility and customer service are. By the way 312 ping all day yesterday… just pathetic. and Guess what? They said that I should talk to my ISP about that. Originally posted by Death Star:Yeah I did that.

What is ping in world of tank blitz