There are several reasons for this: The first is geographical : Our computer equipment is located in the heart of the UK optical fiber network, ie at London. So, whatever your broadband operator is, regardless of your location, you are sure that the path (routing) between your PC and the VeryGames network is optimal.

The second is the optimization of the Linux kernel: The "kernel" is the program that manages the interaction between hardware (RAM, CPU, devices ...) and other programs (including game servers). For 5 years, we are constantly in search to optimize the kernel, enabling maximum fluidity of the game and improve the latency (ping). Linux kernels include a large list of features, with which we must deal to have the best compromise. In addition, kernels are evolving very fast, and each new version is being studied closely by our technical team.

Linux operating system performance!

The third is the use of a powerful network hardware: All our machines are linked together in Gigabit: this avoid traffic congestion and improve the traffic flow. The machines are connected via Cisco switches (the reference) to our provider router, with whom we have a link of 1 Gb/s to the Internet.

CISCO is the leader in the market for network equipment

Do you know that the human reaction time (reflex) is only a few tens of milliseconds?
Add your human reaction time to the one of your mouse (1 to 10ms), of your screen (1 to 20 ms), of your computer (1 to 50ms) and of your internet connection to VeryGames (5 to 80ms)!

You will understand that being a good player is not only have good reflexes, it must also be well equipped and have the equipment properly configured.
Having an optimal ping is one of the most important things.

If you want to improve your performances in game, keep in mind that from the refresh rate of your laser mouse to the optimization of VeryGames Linux kernels, every millisecond count :)