I've used WTFast for 5 months and it has been great. Living in Texas and trying to raid in Final Fantasy XIV with the main game servers in Montreal gets super laggy whenever Level 3 or Comcast is jamming traffic in Dallas or Chicago. WTFast's chained routing actually helps a ton in keeping everything stable and with less lag.

I know it has been getting a lot of hate on Steam, and I have no idea if the platform was a good move for them, but the software works and is worth the monthly subscription for me.

Advice to the CEO, hire a PR person, give anyone who picks it up on Steam a free month of premium as an apology for trying to game the system, and let people see how useful it is or isn't to them.

I've used WTFast for 5 months and it has been great. Living in Texas and trying to raid in Final Fantasy XIV with the main game servers in Montreal gets super laggy whenever Level 3 or Comcast is jamming traffic in Dallas or Chicago. WTFast's chained routing actually helps a ton in keeping everything stable and with less lag. I know it has been getting a lot of hate on Steam, and I have no idea if the platform was a good move for them, but the software works and is worth the monthly subscription for me. Advice to the CEO, hire a PR person, give anyone who picks it up on Steam a free month of premium as an apology for trying to game the system, and let people see how useful it is or isn't to them.