Able

We don't have any specific recommendations, as long as it can handle the speeds you have and has any options you need it will do the job

Thank you so much - this was exactly what I needed, and I wasn't even looking for it! I've been using one of the Warzone specific VPN services on my PC and that worked okay, but I felt more and more the algorithm must detect all of those accounts using the same few IPs to connect, some lobbies were.. strange.
But now I can use my own VPN and also use it on console! Works perfect, just tested it on a PS4. Only note is that you need to change the type of device in Netduma to PC, if it's Playstation it will not let you alter the mode / use "add service".
PS: How did you figure out the exact ports if I may ask? Via a tool like Wireshark?

So fun fact... TCP port 443 is now used for geolocation in general, not just on console. It used to be done on UDP port 3074 and I've been tearing my hair out trying to figure out why it wasn't successfully spoofing my region anymore. You just inadvertently solved my issue
But circling back to OP's problem - imo the best solution is configure Hybrid VPN with an OpenVPN config file from Express VPN, then set it up to only route TCP port 443 and UDP port 3074 (UDP 3074 is still used for matchmaking traffic).
Voila! You now have the same functionality that NoLag VPN provides for much less money. And I see no reason why it wouldn't work on console.

Thank you, I will try that and let you know. 

Do this straight away:
Quit the application/game/client completely Remove device from the Geo-Filter Give PC PlayStation Device Type in the Device Manager (if on PC) Resync from the Geo-Filter Map menu Re-add the device to the Geo-Filter with the manual option Set up the Geo-Filter how you like Wait 2 minutes Boot up application/game/client Then see if it works better. That should mean that it knows you can't connect outside your radius and won't even try. Unless of course you are right and there are minimal options after it's determining your skill that day.

Thanks, that's the bit I read but it just says prioritise 3074 which didn't make sense but I read the rest of the thread now so it's
3074:3074 source:destination UDP only, normal default (wan) - meaning apply to WAN
and
3074-3074 to 29000-45000 UDP, Normal default - so don't apply this to WAN?
Not sure what this setting is " Idk what ports the call of duty one is using it maybe the same ones I’m using who knows, but I have that on also Normal WAN" , I'm not on my R2 so maybe the R2 has call of duty as an option when adding your console to traffic prio?
Anyway, I'll try these out. I was having some horrible games just before (counted over 10 hitmarkers on a guy and he killed me lol), turned off my traffic prio and the bullet reg seemed to be better. I'm sure it'll go to shit after a few games, this game is too unpredictable

After participating on this thread a couple of months ago, I ended up with an awesome setup just letting everybody know. I got the ifi zen stack paired with an hd800s. Additionally I purchased an audio optimization from sensequality.com. They use equalizer APO and peace for your specific setup. So footsteps are enhanced and gunshot sounds are minimized. Really happy with my setup.

If you have a lot of devices in your house that are using internet then that’s when you need to use QoS…and I presume even more so if you’re also streaming.
I also have many devices but when I’m gaming they are just idle rather than using bandwidth so QoS is pretty much pointless for me.
Your ping sounds fine to me…and I actually connect to servers further away to make sure I have similar ping values as you mentioned.

Hey thank you! I will follow these later when I am on the computer. Good to know it helps us low connection people cuz I feel like I need it lol If I notice anything different after these guides I’ll let you know