Playing Warcraft in Japan is a real delay problem, how does World of Warcraft look at latency

Are you playing in Japan? That's bound to be stuck. I wonder what the network that has crossed the ocean is smooth. Xunyou is only a proper mitigation delay, but he is not so powerful in this "transnational", so he needs to do a **.

The full English name of the so-called **** server is proxy server, and its function is to obtain network information by network users. Figuratively speaking: it is a transit station for network information.

In general, when we use a web browser to directly connect to other Internet sites to obtain network information, we must send a request signal to get it, and then the other party will send the information back in the form of a bit. The server is a server between the browser and the web server, with it, the browser does not go directly to the web server to retrieve the web page but to the server to make a request, the request signal will be sent to the server first, and the server will retrieve the information required by the browser and send it to your browser. Moreover, most of the ** servers have the function of buffering, just like a large cache, it has a large storage space, it constantly stores the newly acquired data to its local memory, if the data requested by the browser already exists on its local memory and is the latest, then it does not re-fetch the data from the web server, but directly transmits the data on the memory to the user's browser, which can significantly improve the browsing speed and efficiency.

What's more: Proxy Server is an important security feature provided by Internet link-level gateways, and it works primarily at the dialog layer of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model.

The proxy server is the intermediary between the personal network and the Internet service provider, which is responsible for the legal network information, and controls and registers. When using a web browser to browse network information, if you use the **server, the browser does not go directly to the web server to retrieve the web page, but sends a request to the **server, and the **server retrieves the information required by the browser. The Internet currently in use is a typical client-server structure, when the user's local computer is connected to the Internet, the request is made through the client program of the local machine, such as a browser or software ** tool, and the remote server responds to the request and provides the corresponding service after receiving the request.

The server is between the client and the server, and for the remote server, the server is the client, and it makes various service requests to the server; In the case of a client, a server is a server that accepts requests from clients and provides appropriate services. That is to say, the request made by the client when accessing the Internet is no longer sent directly to the remote server, but is sent to the server, which then makes a corresponding application to the remote server, receives the data provided by the remote server and saves it on its own hard disk, and then uses the data to provide the corresponding service to the client.

I'm in Europe, always around 1000. Don't forget that a lot of transit equipment is needed abroad.

Bear with it. Ay.

1. First of all, open the Battle.net client, select the nostalgic server and sub-account, and click "Enter Game".

2. Choose a server and game character to enter World of Warcraft.

3. After entering the game interface, place the mouse over the delay icon on the left side of the backpack.

4. At this time, you can see the latency under the current network conditions, for example, the current latency is 12 milliseconds.

5. The delay will be represented by color, green represents low latency, yellow represents high latency, and red represents very high latency.

In this way, the bottom of WOW can be divided into 3 areas: the leftmost skill area, where you can support the skills you have learned to the skill area for easy release. In the middle is the button area, where you can set up the computer, or click on the icon to open the character attributes, character log, etc., of course, shortcut keys can also be completed.

The one on the far right is the bag, there are 5 squares in total, and your backpack is placed here.

The delay bar you said is in the middle of the button area and the bag area, a slender bar, vertical there, if you don't feel the card then it should be green, yellow represents a bit of a card. Red represents a special card. Hover over the thin bar and pause for 1 second to bring up a delay window that shows your current latency.

In the lower right corner, there is a computer logo, which will show different colors, such as green for good network speed, yellow for a little delay, and red for network problems.

If you put the mouse on it, it will appear.

Below is a list of characters, quests, talents, and ......

There is a computer icon, move the mouse up, and there is a display of the current frame rate and the delay.

At the bottom right of your interface, on the left side of the backpack button, you can see the latency and the FPS is green if it's normal.

Yellow is delayed.

At the bottom of the interface, there is a representation of a computer, and you can see it when you put the mouse on it.