Ever since I got three broadband (been almost a month), the service checker has said: "We're working on fixing an issue in this area at the moment. We're sorry for any disruption this may be causing". Not my actual post code but near enough: CV34 6RH
When will this be resolved? Three is our only option for internet [that or copper connection from BT] and we're constantly running into issues.
We've also had to switch to IPv4, as IPv6 [with Three anyway] was interferring with developing/testing multiplayer within Unity [another option was to switch to three.co.uk. Also seems three's network experiences packet loss where its communicating saying its finished a download but in fact gets stuck at about 90-99% [Unity hub downloads]. The workaround for that seems to be using a VPN only; it doesn't work on 3internet nor three.co.uk. We wfh as software developers in Unity, and it's a serious issue that needs to be addressed by Three and give a definite answer to what the problem is, or at least acknowledge there is in fact an issue that's being worked on- with a timeline.
Also, the ping. This is advertised as a gaming broadband when it just simply isn't good enough. On the 5g broadband i get anwhere from 30ms to 60ms, with big spikes every minute or so to 200ms which makes it unplayable. If I however hotspot from my phone I get a stable 40-50ms. So why am i paying for this 5g broadband/modem when everything just seems to run -better- from a mobile hotspot? Very frustrating. My connection also seems to be about -70, so pretty good.
