I've been having up and down bandwidth issues. (To sum it up, I started at about 800k/s, which dropped at times to 50k/s... to later jump all the way up to 15mb/s... to then have the patcher error out... upon a system restart was able to resume and am now clocking around 600k/s.) No Kaspersky here... but also to be fair, it's definitely not Trion either. Where the problems will arise is when so many people are downloading from the same location at the same time... the server can only pump out so much bandwidth per connection (reference when Tera went F2P and it took people a full week to download/update the client, and couldn't interrupt or pause it at all). The other issue as I've been saying in other places, could be somewhere "in between". Most think a connection is only from their system to the destination, which actually is false. Just like phone signals, data packets hop from server to server (just as a phone single bounces from tower to tower). Best thing to do to locate if there might be an issue along the way is to run a trace-route from your end to Trion.com and see if there's any slow-down or lost connections along the way. If there is, that can slow down transmissions as the packets then have to reroute to get back and forth.
As stated, firewalls/virus-shields can also obviously be an issue... but if you've gone through and made sure Trion has the access it needs and problems are still occurring, again, see above.


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