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If you don't have any of these bots, just Google how to add any of the three, it's just a few clicks.
It's worth keeping "Show region names for NA" ticket, because all 4 US servers have the same US flag.
Only 2 modes can be selected. If you need more, create another command.
When a mode is not available it will simply not be shown in the output. When the Event or PTB returns it will reappear automatically.
You can call the API with other bots or outside of Twitch as well, I've just listed some easy options for Twitch.
This test tries to identify which region you play on. If your best region is disabled (which you can see on this site) then you will be playing on the 2nd best and so on. If you are playing with a friend, the region will be decided based on what is best for the lobby host (The person whose party you are in)
Note that this isn't a guarantee, DBD can send you to the other half of the world if it has a bad day.
When you connect to anything on the internet, your connection usually goes through several other networks other than your ISP's (The company you pay for the internet) before it reaches the destination. There are many routes your connection can take to reach X server and your ISP will not be using the best possible one, they prefer whatever is the cheapest for them, even if it adds 30 milliseconds or more to your ping. The default route they prefer could also be busy during peak hours when everyone is online, which can cause packet loss and ping spikes.
ExitLag owns hundreds of servers around the world with optimal routes to you and to the game servers, therefore, it can make your connection go through a faster route than your ISP's default for X server. The farther the server is from you, the more likely it is that better routes exists than what your ISP uses by default.
ExitLag with their Multipath® technology can send your traffic through multiple routes at the same time, so even if one route starts to experience problems or becomes congested, you will see no ping spikes or any other problems, because your data still arrives through a separate stable route.
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What about event queues?
If there is no button to select the event at the top of this menu then the normal and event map chances are the same.
Is this up-to-date?
Yes, it is updated automatically. The dates show since when the map chances have been active, not when the site last updated it.
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