You and more people just clearly unable to understand the data at hand.

Those aren't pings. Those are trace routes. They track the peformance of every router along the way to the game server AND the game server itself.

They record choke via the highest maximum ping, the loss via # of packets received vs # of packets sent, the min/max and average pings which indicate how OFTEN the connection spikes with choke or loss...

You are so many levels of wrong it's not funny. What i quoted in the OP is a perfect indicator of connection health.

Seriously, if you can't be bothered learning what winmtr can show you, don't bother wasting my time by posting in this thread.

As for the credentials pull, keep going.... you failhard trolls think you're being convincing when it's clear you've only looked at the front page of google results. If i've been using this handle for 16 years then obviously even the posts i made this year will be 10+ pages.

You want credentials? Find them. Quit being lazy and blaming me for your laziness. When i haven't been working for a specific company and/or it's a small bug i'll just post it on the forums.

bump.

Major issue #1; PVP.net bugging out increasingly more often;
I've been unable to even get into champion select most of the time now. I queue and the box pops up, accept, nobody declines but i'm just dropped from queue. This'll happen 4 out of 5 times and then in the 5th time i get into champ select, but there's no chat and it takes me forever to select or swap champions.

Then the timer finishes, game doesn't start. I close it entirely and relogin, click reconnect, game opens then crashes. Do this another 3-4 times before i finally get to load into the game. Impossible to jungle like this.

Optus, adam, amnet, iinet in aus.
And no, nor will i ever be. It's not technically "installed" right now, it's a copy-over from my last OS install which means i don't have to run bloody pando with it. Which is good, because it's more stable this way.

This is the first time i've been having issues with "Riot Lag" and other than the occasional ping spike due to saturation ON MY END, australian connections are flawless.

You can tell that it's my upload or download being close to max causing my ping spikes, because the 1500ms odd max ping is also counted/seen at my router.

If it's your ISP lagging, your router will always show under 10ms at all times.

Nobody cares. Either host it properly or don't waste our time.