Play COD: Black Ops 6 Anywhere

Whether you want to easily play with friends in another country, on a smooth connection, or you just want to do some of the daily challenges in a bot lobby, a VPN is an invaluable tool. It allows you to change your region with a few clicks, and play anywhere you want.

Bypass Throttling

Sometimes your internet provider, for mysterious and arcane reasons of its own, will intentionally throttle your game traffic, bringing in yet another source of latency. Well, you don’t have to let your ISP be the fun police, nor should you. A VPN hides your activity from your ISP, so it can go throttle someone else.

Why Do You Need a Low Ping to Play COD: Black Ops 6?

For the non-techies and beginners out there: ping is the time it takes for a signal to travel from one computer to another and back, for example, from your console or PC to a game server. The higher your ping, the slower you'll see the game respond when you press any buttons. You’ll also see what other players are doing a little bit after it happens.

This gives other players a distinct advantage if their ping is lower than yours, as the server will register everything they do first. It's why you might shoot at an enemy, only to end up respawning even when, from your perspective, you saw them first.

Sometimes high ping is caused by external issues, such as ISP throttling, but also by bad signal routing, congested networks between you and the game server, a misconfigured server somewhere in your ISP's data center, and sometimes just plain old bad luck. It happens.

PIA gets around these problems by automatically using the fastest route between you and the VPN server of your choice. Choose a VPN server that's close to the game server you want to play on, and PIA will be able to bypass a lot of those issues, thus lowering your ping.