Loss means more really. A good engine can compensate and predict very well with variable latency and jitter. You probably know that the quality of the connectio

Loss means more really. A good engine can compensate and predict very well with variable latency and jitter. You probably know that the quality of the connection matters more than the speed. You could have a 5/5 connection but have great quality and have a great ping. My town has two ISPs, spectrum and a local fiber optic provider. Spectrum has horrible bufferbloat on their connection and wildly variable ping. The local fiber has a literally flawless connection to everything and is cheaper and faster. Pretty much every game I get a 15ms ping or less.