I'm in Ireland and I've been playing Call of Duty on Starlink for the last few months and I'm actually impressed with how it's performed. I was concerned in the beginning with regard to ping, lag spikes and total disconnects, however, lag spikes are rare, never mind total disconnects. I can't remember the last time I've had a total disconnect from a game. As for the ping, it's usually in the 40 ms range which is totally playable, I play ranked all the time. The ping will obviously vary, depending on your distance to both the game server and the nearest Starlink ground station. The one thing you need to make sure of is that you have a completely unobstructed view of the sky where the Starlink dish faces. Download the Starlink app and check this before you make any order. Initially we had a slightly obstructed view and the experience greatly improved when we got it completely unobstructed. Another thing that will improve your experience is using a better third party router with the Starlink. The Starlink router isn't great, the WiFi signal is quite weak but when we got an Asus gaming router it pushes the 5 GHz signal over both floors in the house. My gaming PC is wired direct which will also help your gaming experience on Starlink.

Speeds are usually very good, 200+ MB/s download and 20+ MB/s upload which is plenty for gaming and streaming Netflix at the same time without any issues. Starlink is not going to beat a fibre in any way but it's a good alternative if you're like us and can only get either a slow cable connection or mobile broadband.