Provide sub-regions for US region

[Rotciv 2]

Provide sub-regions for US region, perhaps useast.airvpn.org, uscentral.airvpn.org, and uspacific.airvpn.org? This will minimize latency on games that try to connect you to the closest server by having your exit ip to be in the same area.

Manually managing the different local region servers is a pain when some are offline while others have high packet loss. It would be nice to be connected to the best performing local region server and not the one across the country.

 

[benfitita 39]

I gave it a like, because that'd be great to have! Also per-state regions and "city" or "locality" regions would be amazing. I know where my ISP has the best peering, lowest latency, etc so I might want to use a DNS for some city so have a bit of redundancy, if there're multiple servers, and to connect to the least loaded server at the moment.

The best would be user-defined public DNS entry where I could mix and match countries, servers and these sub-regions. This would provide somewhat similar functionality to Eddie, but on any device. However I'm not very happy about privacy implications since this DNS would often be resolved through unencrypted DNS.

[URX 1]

I would like to sub regions as well. While I think dividing the country into 3 or 4 section would be great I would prefer it be by state or state and city.

[iwih2gk 93]

Probably the easiest solution of all would be to add a "Favorite" servers list.  We already enjoy that in the Android 3x versions of Eddie.


This way we could setup 5-10 or more servers that we want Eddie to select from.  This way we could even include servers from more than one country.  I love having the Favorites list on the Android version.  Surely that addition would be trivial if not easier than that.

[Staff 9972]

7 minutes ago, iwih2gk said:

Probably the easiest solution of all would be to add a "Favorite" servers list.  We already enjoy that in the Android 3x versions of Eddie.

Hello!

It is also implemented in Eddie Desktop edition.

Kind regards