Me he mudado al campo y he pasado de tener fibra a internet normal, con velocidad de descarga media 1.5 mb/sg.
, pero con el Overwatch se me sube el ping a 150, a veces incluso se le va la pinza y se pone a 600. Y lo peor es ya cuando se me desconecta del servidor y me pide incluso que loguee con mi nick y contraseña en el juego.
He abierto puertos del router y he tocado un par de cosas del Windows 10 siguiendo un tutorial de los foros oficiales de Overwatch, ayer por la tarde me iba bien, rondando el ping entre 60-80, que es como hoy he podido jugar un poco, pero luego vuelve otra vez a subir a 150 o más, con subidas y bajadas.
Step 1: Optimize your network Hardware
you might be thinking that your network hardware is already optimal, but in fact windows comes by default in a non-optimal state.
the registery/and tcp mode needs to be tweaked. if you're not comfortable with modifying the registery, its reccommended you stop reading now. this will drastically reduce your latency, but if you do not understand how to do it, you could mess up your pc by changing the wrong settings.
TCPAckFrequency "uses delayed acknowledgments to reduce the number of packets that are sent on the media". Instead of sending an acknowledgment each time, acknowledgments are delayed.
TCPNoDelay determines whether nagling is enabled or disabled. Nagling "is a feature that combines several packets into a single, larger packet for more efficient transmissions".
This reduces the overall load on the network to optimize network traffic. The drawback is that latency may increase because of it. If you are using your PC mostly for gaming, or experiencing issues with lag in games, then you may want to see if turning off those features improves gaming latency on your end.
You need to make two changes to your Windows Registry.
Use Windows-R to bring up the run box on the system.
Type in regedit here and tap on the enter key
Navigate to the following Registry key here using the tree-like structure on the left: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces
Here you need to go through the list of sub-keys to locate the network adapter entry that is used to connect to the Internet. If you are using DHCP, you need to look for DhcpIPAdddress here to find the correct adapter, otherwise you need to look for IPAddress here.
Most of the entries did not contain any useful data on a test system, so that finding the right one should be relatively easy.
If you do not know your local IP address do the following to find it out: Use Windows-R to bring up the runbox, type in cmd and hit enter. Here you then need to enter ipconfig to display the IP address.
Once you have located the correct key right-click it and select New > Dword (32-bit) Value.
Name it TcpAckFrequency and click ok.
Double-click the value afterwards and set its value to 1. (To restore the default setting, change the value to 2 or delete the key)
Now navigate to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\MSMQ\Parameters
Right-click on the key again and select New > Dword (32-bit) Value.
Name the new parameter TCPNoDelay
Double-click it afterwards and change its value to 1. (To restore the key at a later point in time change it to 0 or delete the key)
All that is left now is to reboot the PC, log off and on again, or kill and restart the explorer.exe process.
Step2: Port forwarding can also reduce ping.
Some of the problems in Overwatch that are fixed by getting NAT Type Open are:
Voice chat that either never connects or constantly drops.
Not being able to join a lobby with your friends.
Excessive lag.
Never, ever, winning.
Wait, what? Never winning?
If you have NAT Type Strict then you are likely to never be the lobby host, which means you will have the worst ping times, which means in a head to head, sniper vs. sniper duel, you will almost always lose. See, you're not as bad as you thought!
There are many features of Overwatch that simply work better with NAT Type Open. If you have NAT Type Moderate or NAT Type Strict then you really need to go through the work to get that changed to NAT Type Open.
Overwatch Ports
Getting NAT Type Open in Overwatch is usually simply a matter of logging in to your router and setting up some ports in the Port Forwarding section of your router. The ports that you need to forward depend on which platform you are playing on.
Overwatch - PC
TCP: 80,1119,3724,6113
UDP: 5060,5062,6250,3478-3479,12000-64000
Overwatch - Playstation 4
TCP: 80,443,1935,3478-3480
UDP: 3478-3479
Overwatch - Xbox One
TCP: 53,80,3074
UDP: 53,88,500,3074,3544,4500
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gg! 
a mi al menos no me llaman nada, la de Junkrat de pirata, bueno, no la veo mal del todo, la de Soldado a mi al menos no me da más, aunque es pasable, pero la de Tracer la verdad que no me mola nada, la han cambiado por completo..... 
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la del Mcree not bad. 
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