»How to get better ping

So most people think that skill is the best way to be good at pvp, well not every pvp need skill for example, what happens good ping vs god pvp but it has bad ping at least for now? What happens is the good ping has a chance to win the duel. But, how about people live in Asia, they have bad ping well i have 1 solution but it not make you ping from 200 to 5 no it is not. It make your ping like from 300 to 200 well about that number anyway. so the solution is here is the few steps.

1. Open command aka cmd
2. To open cmd is press windows key + r
3. Then it will open Run
4. Type cmd
5. Then it will open cmd aka command
6. At command type ping [server name]
7. Example: Ping play.guildcraft.org
8. Press enter
9. It will say about reply number.number.number.number
10. Open your Minecraft
11. Click add server
12. Type the server name [optional]
13. Type the number that show up at cmd

that's is the steps to make it easier you can just copy this number it's not a virus i mean, how is that happen?

Address: 5.196.83.62

This technique can be used for other server like Mineplex, Hypixel, and other Minecraft server. But, come on this is my tutorial for GuildCraft server but oh well.

I hope this technique help people cuz it work for me.

 

Trust me all that is virtual tutorial, best thing is to get better internet, no need to waster your time for something that won't work.

 

why u leave factions i miss u <3

 

I think better way to get better ping is to buy internet

 

stop using McDonalds WiFi then

 

Nice tutorial but yea get fiber obtics then

 

1) This is not a technique
2) ur just bypassing the hostname
3) it does not make ur internet faster.
4) Not all of us use windows.
5) Just GeoIP easily.

 

@TheVgaming just go to the area where the server is hosted

 

LOL so u gonna go other countries to get a better ping in a block game gg

 

It can fix a bit but nothing better than buy a net

 

Not fking steal internet from ur neighbor?

 

CyberGhost , or Haste make your Ping better too...
^^

 

This doesn't do anything, you're simply bypassing how IP's are translated into domain names. You're connecting via the same IP.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System for more information.