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The harsh truth – South Africa’s multiplayer pings can’t get better

7 December 2016
By Ryan Brothwell
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  1. Brian Taylor
    26.12.2017 at 11:33

    Why is it that the Battlefield 1 local servers are fine I get like 8 ping but the South African BF4 servers are all at 193? I don’t get it. BF1 is great but it aint no BF4

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