Don't know, by using my brain or actually having a buisness s-dsl connection with real fastpath. But I guess you aren't looking for a technical answer with your "gem of wisdom"
No it is not. But having a 120mb connection results in more lost packages and so on.
Please don't try to insult me with a reaction that makes zero sense.
It's true. A lot of people don't understand how this stuff works. It's all about your ping, not your bandwidth. Playing any game online does not require a ton of bandwidth. It requires a low ping and minimal bandwidth.
So playing on a 2mb connection with a 30ms ping is better than playing on a 50mb connection with a 60ms ping.
DingDingDing, we have a winner.
It has nothing to do with bandwidth, it's all about the response time or ping. Trying to connect to a US server from a European host doesn't change if you have 120 Mbit connection or a 2Mbit connection (Taking in consideration that we're talking about the same type of connection, you will get different response times if you have an VDSL connection or SDSL connection or a fiberoptic connection (but this is al dependent on how your ISP handles the traffic/how the ISP network is setup/configured)) . It's all about the time it takes to send a packet from the host and getting a response from the server. This has nothing to do with bandwidth.
And before we get people in here starting to talk about how the
TYPE of connection can affect your ping/response time. I'll say yes, the actual connection type does have an affect on latency.
