Mostly trolling because post like this piss me off. I know people with good internet have issues sometimes however I also know that having connection problems isn't necessarily a server side problem. It could be a problem with a router, modem, your ISP being dickish (FF XIV:ARR had this problem), a host of other problems between the game and the server, or yes it could actually be the server itself. However when some people are FINE and others are having a hard time it's rarely because of server problems it's usually the more unpredictable elements. Like heavy internet traffic through your area, this is a big problem if you live in a densely populated area. Let's take a personal example of mine. I got diablo 3 when it was released. At the time I had access to 2 decent internet connections, one at a house, the other an apartment. The one at a house was a slower connection however diablo 3 was much more playable there then the apartment connection. Why was this? Well the house connection was in a sparsely populated area. Like really sparsely. The apartment? Well it was in an apartment complex obviously so there were a lot of people in a smaller area. Did I still get problems with the Diablo 3 servers at the house? Yes I did but only when everyone else was getting issues. Were the issues I got at the apartment "server issues"? No not really, it was a problem with my internet (even though it was the "faster" connection). Anyway there are a lot of things that can go wrong with any game that utilizes something as unpredictable as the internet. The game has gone rather smoothly for a always online launch. And yes I've had problems too but I figured out what caused them and fixed the problem.

You're probably right

If the game requires specific connection requirements it should state so

Your wrong