Feed The Beast. Huge internet delay/lag

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PeterBrookes

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Title Feed The Beast. Huge internet delay/lag

Launcher Type Twitch Desktop App

Modpack nfinty evolved and beyond

Modpack version 1.7.10

Have you modified the pack? No

Link to log file

Details of the issue For the past year I've popped on the Feed The Beast mod packs. Every time I play, after a while I get loads of delay in the server until it becomes unplayable. Sometimes it fixes itself but I don't know what does it. As far as I know vanilla works. My firewall is disabled and so is my antivirus. I have the latest java. Since it started happening I've changed my isp and router.
Edit: I did /ping and have a 442ms whereas I get 20 on anything else.
 
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PeterBrookes

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If you're connecting to a server hosted elsewhere?

If so - contact the server admins, your isp or otherwise check your connection.

Check other servers to compare.
I've experienced this issue in several ftb versions on several servers.
 

grandrolf

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Yes of course that can be the case depending on what server you're connecting to.

Where the server is placed, the servers network connection (up/down), your network connection (up/down).

How far away you are from the server. (if it's in another country, continent etc.)

And so on.

Not really sure what you want help with checking, if you need to rule stuff out - give more information. Perhaps your IP, your connection speeds, the server IP etc. (have you asked if anyone else on the same server has issues?)

Perhaps do a trace route to the server and post the results.