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Hell, I know at least two semi-pro gamers who switch which gaming VPN they're using based on what game they're playing (specifically between league/wow and overwatch), so it's likely there isn't even a "one size fits all" gaming vpn, at which point I'm just reiterating the 'try them out and see what works for you' but in different words again.5. While it does help to ask for help because you won't likely find every good vpn on your own, you're already on the right track by having tested some and noting which ones were handy. Sounds like you've essentially answered your own question, then.
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I've done free trials of some VPNs and I was amazed at how much smoother the gameplay was. Sounds like you have an excellent source of information from experienced users sitting in front of you - a much better resource than people who can only speculate based on years of non-gaming vpn usage. I don't know how it works, but I know that its impact is massive. They use a VPN to bring their latency down from 200+ to 80. I often play on North American servers with people from Australia. You're not going to be doing both at the same time, unless you truly are a novice. WTFast claims to specifically not change your IP address, but - there's literally nothing wrong with switching between a 'torrenting vpn' like proton or something and a 'gaming vpn' like wtfast or something. I've never personally used a gaming VPN so pay attention to the sites you're looking at (and, again, test them for shit like this).
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I'm such a novice in this stuff, I have no idea if I could safely torrent using a gaming VPN. If I'm gonna get a gaming VPN, it would be nice if I could use it to obfuscate my torrenting as well.
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While I haven't used it specifically, I've heard of WTFast and they appear to have a free demo additionally, you can use sites like to find, well, alternatives to software ranked by the community, here's a link to the AlternativeTo page for WTFast :) It's not an omniscient site, as it is community driven, but usually the tags and comments are a pretty good way to get a good idea of what kind of options you'll have before committing to actually trying/demoing things. On that note, I stand by my original statement - most of the ones worth their salt will have either like a week trial, or a monthly data cap (250MB/500MB seem rather common), for a free/lite/demo version that has certain features (usually P2P, multiconnection, etc) disabled so that you can test the tool to see if it works for you and then pay for it once you pick the one that's best for your specific scenario. Most of the ones that genuinely improve things for gamers (latency + jitter) only work if your internet is already insanely good but you're having routing issues - i.e., they're re-routers to route around a problem, as opposed to what most VPNs do, which is route even more steps (and thus latency) through your connection.
→ More replies → More repliesĪh, a gaming-specific VPN, rather than a VPN that you can leave running while gaming, got it. These settings are identical to what desktop BiglyBT shows, you can begin experimenting there if you wish. If the VPN has no IPv6, disable it completely at the bottom (just in case).
Below that also enable "Pause downloads on loss of binding and resume once binding is restored".On the same page enable: "Enforce IP bindings even when interfaces are not available, prevents any connections if none of the specified interfaces are available" - in other words, do not transfer if VPN down.Therefore stick with the Interface names, they'll persist. While entering individual IPs is possible, the IP inside the VPN tunnel must be static, otherwise you'd need to change it manually every time. Settings > Connection > Advanced Network Settings > Bind to Local IP Address or Interface (input field) - you'll need to find out the interface name of the VPN connection (disconnect and connect repeatedly to find where IP addresses appear).Go to Settings > Mode, choose "Advanced".LibreTorrent: No support (but Proxy available)