Latency is affected more by geographical location than your local internet connection. If you're in San Francisco connecting to a server in London, it's a phys

Latency is affected more by geographical location than your local internet connection. If you're in San Francisco connecting to a server in London, it's a physical impossibility to get under ~60 ms, and that's assuming a direct signal going across the surface of the planet at the speed of light. In reality, it's not direct, and there will be at least a couple dozen routers between.