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I used this VPN in games, but unfortunately the ping upset me. It was too big. I had to use another paid VPN. I decided to use another VPN in games because of the fast and stable connection, but I use AirVPN on the Internet.

I sometimes do abit of multiplayer and using SSL with a local server I get around 40 ping which is more than adequate....

I would like to add another consideration, which I feel is important in the equation. My preference is VPNs (1 or 2) first, then before workspace I go to Virtual Machines wherein I connect via TOR. The virtual machines mask any host motherboard hardware which can also betray you with an adversary that can ping it with skill. The big factor overlooked in a "sandwich" approach is that TOR cannot automatically change the circuit route every 10 minutes or so. While I am surfing my original two VPN's are constant (although I rotate them when starting every single session so they are rarely the same two) and the TOR exit IP keeps changing automatically. The TOR entry guard is more constant (assuming you know how the guard works in TOR). I would not want to sacrifice that capability when I spend hours surfing around. ALWAYS close the TOR browser when leaving a site and going to another. My approach, you decide if there is merit for your needs.

Hello! Thank you for your article. Just a correction on the quoted part. That's not possible because the Tor exit-node does not know your "real" and/or your "VPN" IP address. In general the exit-node receives all the traffic from middle-relays, which in turn receive the traffic from Tor guards (the entry-nodes). As far as it pertains to your purposes, consider the following setup, especially when high throughput is not a priority: connect the host over "OpenVPN over Tor" run a Virtual Machine attached to the host via NAT Tor-ify everything in the VM use end-to-end encryption, exclusively use only VM traffic for any sensitive task The above setup, we think, should meet all of your requirements. Furthermore, the main fault of "OpenVPN over Tor" (fixed circuit) is completely resolved by Tor in the VM. Kind regards

Hello! Yes, it absolutely is. Just ensure you're connected to a location which is good for your specific situation/location and perhaps even using the UDP protocol.

Hello I have been using Airvpn for gaming (unlock voice-chat) for almost 2 years now. It works great. it adds around 5 to 10 latency only, and the best thing is. There are no ping spikes at all. Nevertheless, you can get the free trail for 3 days and try the vpn with your game.

@arteryshelby It doesn't make difference, actually. But if M247 tells us it's in Berlin, we publish Berlin. If you prefer you can consider it in Frankfurt until our next investigation. Topic locked. Kind regards