If you read the above, I mentioned that when I'm in-game(Fortnite), If I set the region I'm playing on to "West Coast" I start to experience severe packet loss/lagging issues, however, when I set the region I'm playing on to "east-coast", I can play perfectly fine with no packet loss/lag. However, since I live in California it is not preferable to play on east-coast servers due to high pings, which means we are playing at a huge delay/disadvantage. As I stated above, I thoroughly tested 20 games each on both west and east coast servers and only had issues on the Fortnite west-coast servers, especially during peak hours. So I'm assuming the problem is how COX internet interacts with the "Fortnite West-Coast servers." Seems kinda silly that I'm making a big deal out of a video game, but I stream/play Fortnite as a source of income so this is a serious issue for me. This problem occurs on a daily basis. Everyday, I've been trying to research/find different ways to fix the problem but nothing works, seems like this is an issue on COX's end and is out of my reach. I've emailed support and they said they currently are investigating it, do you know if they found out what the problem is yet? It has been over two weeks.
