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Gotta love when they can just walk out of my combo.
have different servers, one for Asia, another for Europe and one or two servers for the Americas.
If the matchmaking takes you to an Asian or an American Server, you will experience higher ping and therefore lag. In Europe, you will connect natively to a regional server and thus have lesser ping and no lag.
Even if you have 1 Terbyte of internet speed, it makes no difference, the rerouting of data exchange in a far of region is not direct. There are services that can help ease your lag if you connect to other regions or you could simply turn of Cross Region matchmaking and play in your regional server and you will be golden.
Anything upto 100ms ping is found to be acceptable in online game play, anything above 100ms to anywhere between 200ms is sometimes noticeable and could hinder your gameplay very marginally especially when package transference between your PC and the server takes a dip.
Anything above 250ms is not conducive for competitive gameplay like PVP as you are disadvantaged against another with better connectivity.
Hope this helps.
I feel pretty weird lmao.