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07-27-2012, 01:02 AM
There are certain geographical / distance limits that you cannot overcome, so it would depend on how far you were from the actual physical location of the server.
Assuming you have a reasonable connection already, you can try something like Leatrix's Latency fix (Google it). It is a registry change that changes how ACKs are handled for all TCP connections. It is reversible. For me, playing from NZ, it drops my latency by about 50ms on average to just over 200ms, which is about as good as it will get given how far I am from the servers.
If you are wireless a wired connection could improve things a little bit.
If your connection is congested (Unlikely) you may want to look at reducing other, background network tasks. Steam is notorious for downloading in the background and choking a connection.
You could also look at a tunneling service, but those can cost money.
Whole heap of options, essentially, all depending on what you have.
Last edited by Lyrhea; 07-27-2012 at 01:56 AM.