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번역 관련 문제 보고
Basically a potato with a low ping will get in slower than a Beast PC with a higher ping. Most of the info you need to load into a server you get withing a few seconds all the rest is your hardware processing it.
Check and monitor your hardware. If stuff is going on in the background its these that are slowing you game loading times not your ping.
Oh and when download games in Steam it is usual set to show MB/s not mb/s. it's 8 mb (megabit) per MB (MegaByte). So I suspect you 11mbps for downloading games is actually 11MB ( 88mb) which is pretty close to your 100mbps.
Also a 1/2mb connection can get same ping as a 1,000GB/s connection. Yes the GB will get more data in 1 second but the time it takes to reach the server and back is the ping. So 2 systems next to each other connecting to the same server will get the same ping regardless of there internet speed.