Why is there high latency when playing StarCraft 2 overseas?

The main reason why StarCraft 2 is so laggy when played abroad is that its game server is in China. The delay for mainland players is relatively low. However, even if you use high-speed Wifi to play games overseas, the delay will be relatively high, the connection will be unstable, and the picture may freeze or even drift. Regarding the knowledge points of game network delay, generally speaking, the best state is that the delay in playing games is within 10ms, and you can play games smoothly within 150ms, which basically does not affect the experience. For competitive games such as StarCraft 2, it is completely stuck when it is above 250ms, and it may be impossible to control it. The solution to accelerate StarCraft 2 when playing overseas is, of course, the best solution to accelerate StarCraft 2 is to use a network accelerator. Directly connecting to the domestic server node through a virtual channel saves a lot of intermediate links in network transmission, which can effectively reduce delays and improve the gaming experience. Of course, your own network must be stable and fast enough to achieve the best effect.

The latency of playing StarCraft 2 in China is high in foreign countries. Generally, overseas countries cannot support domestic games because the server is too far away and the network cannot reach the game server in the first time, which leads to serious latency problems. At this time, only some external products can be used to optimize the network. QuickFox accelerator can effectively reduce latency, not only allowing smoother play, but also providing various restriction removal functions.