change IP with ur screamyx

its TM international link. then again, why would you not stick to SEA?

why not just play ladders? im sure theres plentiful of pro gamers wannabes that will show up. i mean, no one play team games anyways, so what else would they be playing, right?

as someone said before: "I would rather suck a penis than play t v t, less bitter"

As I said, not only starcraft 2, its the international link in general. Reconnect to a different ip range (not just ip itself) preferably that you can verify that it's connecting on a different gateway as the one you're having is most likely affected and any ip range under it would be affected

meant to reply this sooner, however i was preoccupied with unifi installation and post installation custom configs etc (the VLAN tagging w)

anyways! as i mentioned, its the international link being shit. and yes, i am in fact experiencing this issue as well, however reconnecting screamyx to a different ip range/gateway will solve this.
that said, i am now on unifi, and here is what i posted on my twitter:

i remember back from the WoW forums you can trace route to the last few nodes of blizzard's servers, as the direct server itself rejects ping requests.

you could also just use speedtest.net and select american servers, choose CA regions, san fran or san jose for example. ignore malaysia servers

screamyx and unifi shares the same ip range/gateways. though, the good ones *SEEMS* to be prioritized to unifi users

bottomline: just keep reconnecting to the good gateway/ip range. it will be harder for screamyx than unifi, but it isnt impossible. im only a unifi user for less than 3 days, and prior that im a screamyx user

you will have to speedtest.net to US servers (preferably CA state where most blizz servers are located) to find out which is a good ip range/gateway. additionally, you could take the leap of faith and play a sc2 game just to know, maybe customs if you dont want your league score to get affected. if its smooth, then you can stick with the ip.

as for the exclamation mark, chances are the router frozen up/hang/crashed and it caused the dhcp to die releasing your IP. are you using default tmnet hardware (router/modem etc)? if yes i would highly recommend a replacement and once you get your new router, flash its firmware to DD WRT (if you're using unifi, you either get a unifi compatible router, or lookup on vlan bridging, and you may use back tmnet provided router [typically dlink DIR615] and bridge it to your existing router which is running on DD WRT)

and yes, i do agree that one shouldn't be content/happy with our current ISP situation (things are getting worse with websites being blocked etc, and even if you dont use the blocked sites, its the beginning of internet censorship, food for thought anyone?), however our isp is monopolized our nation's backbone/infrastructure, and is even backed by the government/cronyism etc.

you either use it, or switch to lesser isp which majority of them are going on wifi which is terribly unreliable for gaming with usually high latency and/or interference by many variables such as weather/reception etc.