Ping matters. 500 ping is MUCH worse than 100. The game manages lag and delay very well, but after a certain point it doesn't matter. Also, if your ping spikes a LOT, it's probably evidence of further network trouble that's causing big lag problems. 2.
Im replying to what the OP said he is saying that ping is one of the issues in NA which all pros will say that is a problem. So why not make a west coast server (in LA) and keep the Chicago server. Again it will only affect those who challenger or grandmaster and that is a very low percentage of the players?
Sep 28, 2022. #2. If you manually adjusted your buffers to 0 or very close it can cause this. You still get packet loss but you don't see latency changes. A lot of games have packet loss detection. You can try to turn it on. It would be odd for only you to get it on the same network. Bandwidth (100/400mbps) is a measure of how much data you can transfer at once. 100mbps is more than enough for League of Legends. Barring any preferred routing shenanigans for their higher paying customers from Charter you would not see an improvement in League of Legends ping/network performance. Kenny328. Ping spikes is an issue that continues to plague League players worldwide. What this basically means is that, for the most part, you could have low latency, but it occasionally rises to around 150+ ms during the times you notice it. In this case, it still falls under the Internet Issues category. Another possible issue may be your ISP not using 9HriX9Y.league of legends ping issues
