Guild Wars 2

This is when I am in pvp match:
http://www.speedtest.net/result/2559756477.png

Some skills is on delay as well as animation. Sometimes I am jumping to water 2times or double click my skills which is on 0 cd due to delay.

And this is when I am in the mists:
http://www.speedtest.net/result/2559783520.png

Pay in mind that severes is in the same region. just I dont know why they are stated on different name.

Edit: Desolation EU
If there is need to provide more information pls pm me or state so on this topic

OMG, it’s 105 ms of “lag”. That’s nothing. So get used to it, it is not a problem. When i first started playing shooters, I had a ping of 200 and ruled. So ping is not relevant, if you get used to it

It is literally unplayable I cannot act accordingly to the situation since I cannot judge the opponents actions clearly. this is a lagg fest at least for me

Please spare a thought for us in the Antipodes (Oceania)…we have a latency of 150ms as a minimum (laws of physics) to the shores of the continent then the normal network latency on top of it….best I have ever had is 210ms…normally around 280ms.

For a game designed around reaction and avoidance it makes it difficult for remote players.

the point is at pvp i have to depend on luck because i cannot see enemies movement nor animation especially if there is more than 1. as u said this game combat insists on having good reaction and timing if one wants to be any good. at this state as it is now i cannot improve anywhere so far ppl culling out after a sec in spvp matches.

One story, i have been fighting a guardian which used spirit weapon i couldn’t even see him casted it. even we fought 1on1. my whole screen freezes if there is a grenade engineer near me.

You are confusing your computer’s hardware specifications with your connection to a server. They are two completely different things. What CPU and videocard you have does not determine how quickly your computer can communicate with a server. That is dependent on the quality of your internet connection.