Yes. It seems that there's an network issue at their side. RTT results from all mudfish nodes to Blade and Soul are laggy according to internal information. It means normally their (specially) china network is bad with out-land world.

However I have no idea how you know that you're only person connected. Could you explain a littie bit why you're thinking?

I was looking at system load and assumed 0/0/0 meant there were no other people connected to that server. http://prntscr.com/8uiw81for example.

:-) Normally 0/0/0 means that it's system load / CPU steal / network error related information. So it doesn't represent how many users are using the mudfish node. Ans unfortunately, mudfish does not show no. of active users for specific node though it's on my TODO list.

Ah I see. Well, I used to use another vpn to connect to bns china called Lonlife (lonlife.cn) and I didn't ever have spikes and poor performance until a few weeks ago. Your servers seem to give me comparable ping but it's extremely unstable which causes constant disconnects/high ping. Are you saying there is nothing I can do to fix that using mudfish?

Please check my comment answered before at http://mudfish.net/forums/7/topics/7097 link. It seems current your configuration of mudfish has multiple points which cause problems so I recomment we need to simplify the problem if possible. So try to test with default options and with changing mudfish nodes. Then if it doesn't work well, you can try another options.

That link doesn't work for me, but I think I remember that topic. All the settings I have now are pretty much required for me to log into the game using mudfish. Without FastConnect the game is extremely laggy and the game connects using UDP from what i've seen.

Hmm. When I looked into your configuration at this moment, it seems the connection protocol and MTU value is changed from the previous. With its change, is there any difference? Enabling FastConnect mode is good to enable but I don't think chaning MTU value to 600 isn't reasonable. If it works with default value (1450 bytes), it'd be better to leave.