Q: Where will the servers be physically located?
A: The game servers will be hosted within an Australian data centre, ensuring Australian and New Zealand players receive the best possible latency.

Q: Will I still be able to play with my friends who are on U.S. servers?
A: Yes! Because the new Australian World of Warcraft game servers will continue to communicate with the existing North American hardware, players will still be able to play with friends on U.S game servers, just as they can today. They’ll still be able to use their Battle.net friends list to easily group up and chat, regardless of where they are playing.

Try do a tracerout between these two: 103.4.115.248(D3 AUS) and 12.129.209.68(WoW Bloodlust).

Still at work, can't test till at least 8pm

Never played with tunneling since I got Maxis HOME 10mbps.

Before migration: 190-250
After migration: 150-180

It's not constant, sometimes it goes to the usual 209ish probably because it's BG and connected to LA anyways.

But if it's in open world, 150ms

I'm at Medan Damansara Hopefully Maxis wont suddenly change the routing.

You'll be pitted against north americans too and when that happens, you'll be connected to North American realms and your ping will be like before inside arenas, so, to be honest not much has changed.

I'll try when I get home. Yeah it doesn't show with command prompt.