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Every other game I play is fine.
FYI WE HAVE HARDCORE CHARACTERS THIS NEEDS TO BE FIXED ASAP!
at first post i got the notification i was not allowed to post so subscribed to the form discussion and then i could post finding out the post went trough twice
I posted in another thread on this, but having a 1 gigabit connection is rather meaningless when it comes to online gaming.
What is important is the latency and the average jitter of your connection. You could have bufferbloat, your ISP could have local network saturation, traffic shaping and QOS from your ISP could interfere with your latency etc...
So I suggest to start with an online test for bufferbloat, and go from there.
If your servers suck then it's very much a localised issue and not the servers in general.
I don't monitor the ping during play but login servers are at 51ms consistantly for me. I just don't know if the actual game servers are in the same location for us or if I am on a US server to play as well.
Next time I shall look up how to monitor my ping as I am interested to know.
Like @Killjoy says the volume of data your connection can send/receive doesn't mean much. The amount of data transferred is usually pretty tiny. It's all the bits in between you and them that can ruin your game.
and by the way i play d3 d4 and poe with no problems and those are live service games just like last epoch