Am I allowed to use Battleping?

Am I allowed to use Battleping?

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Posted by: Death Snakes.8193

Death Snakes.8193

I’ve had the 7:11:3:189:101 d/c error for the last few days and the game is currently unplayable. I seem to be going in circles with the support with them asking me to test connections in various ways.
The battleping website shows the Guild Wars 2 is now a supported game so i tried the trial version where it allowed me to use 20mins before closing, it seemed to fix the issue. Kind of annoying that i have to pay $6 a month to get a working connection but i wanted to ask if its an allowed 3rd party application, its aim is only to reduce latency/ping. If it’s not allowed i have no other way of playing the game.

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Posted by: zbrkesbr.4173

zbrkesbr.4173

If they consider Battleping (or any other proxy tool) a malicious 3rd party program, then they have to include in that list every firewall and AV software.

War doesn’t determine who is right, only who is left.

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Posted by: Renegadeimp.8439

Renegadeimp.8439

Except battleping is completely different and your comparison is bad.

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Posted by: zbrkesbr.4173

zbrkesbr.4173

how so? all it does is reroute traffic through certain proxy-server to (possibly) reduce latency without scanning or tampering packets/client. It is more like a system tool (like FW or AV as i mentioned) than 3rd party gaming tool to give player unfair advantage over other players. Same goes for TcpAckFrequency/MSMQ fix (also known as “Leatrix latency fix”) – it doesnt change anything related to game or client, but can enhance gameplay a lot by reducing latency/lag.

War doesn’t determine who is right, only who is left.

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Posted by: Mrflushy.8342

Mrflushy.8342

Kinda sounds like your having a routing problem with your ISP. If that is the case contact your ISP support.