A Thank You to Chad from all of us in Australia and NZ

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static_nightmare

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I just want to say on behalf of all MCSG players who are from Australia and New Zealand (and wherever else whose connection has improved greatly to the AU servers), that we are enormously thankful for the wonderful proper Australian based servers we now have of which receive a wonderful connection to, and to all the staff who were involved in this location shift, we are all highly grateful of these actions.

This morning, I logged on to these servers, and was wonderfully met with full bars of connection and virtually no lag, something I haven't experienced on MCSG since my holiday to Singapore.

Again, Thank You Chad and all others for these awesome new servers.
 

Drybear1998

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Hmm, i don't think this is a April fools day joke, soo, I'm glad that the servers in Australia thing worked out well :)
 

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Even though I don't live near that area, I'm glad they did this. The servers were meant to be in Australia and now they are. :) I'm gonna try 'em out later.
 
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Lululioness

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My lag has gotten worse and I'm 350kms from Sydney.... Wuttttt?
 
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Lululioness

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Hmm don't ask me. I'm still using the same internet.


I HATE TELSTRA AARRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

James.D

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Haven't tried it out yet maybe later ;3
 

darkai202

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Got a huge decrease of MS, all the lag is on my part now.
 

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