# Experiencing Slow Login and High Ping in Yimo Overseas? Try HiCN Accelerator

> From the official HiCN Accelerator knowledge base. https://www.gethicn.com/en/guides/play-yimo-overseas-with-hicn-accelerator

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- Updated: 2026-09-18
- Source: https://www.gethicn.com/en/guides/play-yimo-overseas-with-hicn-accelerator
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## Summary

Playing the Chinese server of Yimo from overseas often results in slow logins and high ping during matchmaking. HiCN Accelerator effectively optimizes your network connection, improving response times and stability across Windows, mobile, and routers, with a free trial for new users.

## Content

Finally finished class and arranged to catch pets with friends back home, but while my teammates have already started exploring, I'm still stuck on the login screen.

By the time I finally got into the game, the controls were always a beat behind—I just wanted to play casually for a while, but ended up spending all my time waiting, reconnecting, and dealing with network fluctuations.

The PC version of "Imo" is already live, and the mobile version will be available soon. Exploring the continent of Eidel, catching various cute Imos, and experiencing different abilities like flying and diving through fusion—there is plenty of content worth exploring at your own pace.

However, for overseas Chinese and international students, if you want to enjoy the domestic server smoothly with friends back home, network connectivity is often an unavoidable hurdle.

**To play the domestic server of "Imo" from overseas, you can try the HiCN accelerator first.**

HiCN supports **Windows, iOS, Android, and compatible routers**, and new users get **a 3-7 day free trial**. Enter the code **1124** to receive free membership acceleration time.

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## I. Pet catching and fusion are fun, but the network can't keep up?

A large part of the fun in "Imo" comes from the sense of the unknown during exploration.

You might just take a random turn and encounter an Imo you like; or you might team up with friends on the fly to explore new areas together. When you're fully immersed in the game, the last thing you want is a sudden network issue.

When connecting to the domestic server from overseas, common situations include:

- **Repeatedly stuck on the login screen**
The game is installed, but there is no response when entering the server, or you even have to log in repeatedly.
- **Delayed control response**
Skills don't trigger immediately after being pressed, affecting the rhythm of combat, movement, and fusion.
- **Unstable team connection**
After finally finding time to play with friends back home, connection fluctuations occur halfway through, requiring you to re-enter the game.
- **Significant evening latency spikes**
The experience is fine during the day, but when you actually have time to play, the latency starts to fluctuate.
For overseas players, what really affects the experience is usually not just the latency number at a single moment.

**Whether you can log in stably, explore continuously, and team up normally to finish a full gaming session is often more important.**

## II. Why try the HiCN accelerator first?

### 1. Optimize domestic server connections and reduce interference from network fluctuations

HiCN accelerator primarily provides network acceleration services for overseas Chinese and international students, helping to improve connection speed and stability by optimizing network paths to domestic services.

If you encounter slow logins, delayed controls, or team connection fluctuations while playing "Imo" on the domestic server, and these are related to cross-border network connections, you can try enabling HiCN and re-entering the game to compare the actual experience.

To judge if there is an improvement, don't just look at a single latency number; it is recommended to focus on several practical aspects:

- Is logging into the game smoother?
- Is the control response timely during exploration?
- Is it more stable during combat and fusion?
- Do you still frequently disconnect after teaming up with friends?
- Does the network fluctuation decrease after playing continuously for a while?
**Ultimately, your actual network environment and gaming experience should be the final judge.**

### 2. Coverage for Windows, mobile, and routers

HiCN supports:

**Windows, iOS, Android, and compatible routers.**

Players currently using Windows PCs to experience "Imo" can directly choose the PC client.

Once the mobile version is released, players accustomed to using iPhones or Android phones can also install the corresponding version for their devices.

If you have multiple devices in your residence that need to connect to domestic services, you can also look into the router solution.

Note that different router models and adaptation methods may vary; it is recommended to check the relevant instructions on the official website before installation to confirm if your device is supported.

### 3. New user 3-7 day free trial

When choosing an accelerator, overseas players are usually most concerned about two questions:

**First, is it suitable for my network?**

**Second, can I try it before deciding whether to continue using it?**

HiCN offers new users **a 3-7 day free trial**, and you can also enter the code **1124** to claim extra membership acceleration time.

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It is recommended not to just test for a few minutes.

It is best to choose the time you would actually play the game, such as:

- After class;
- Common evening hours;
- Weekends;
- When teaming up with friends back home.
Experiencing it continuously a few times makes it easier to judge whether the connection performance after acceleration meets your actual needs.

## III. Focus on testing these items during the free trial

The free trial isn't just about taking a quick look at the latency number.

To know if HiCN is suitable for your network environment, you can focus on the following aspects.

### Check login speed

From launching the game to actually entering the character interface, is there still a long wait?

Do you still encounter repeated loading, login failures, or the need to try again?

### Check control response

During exploration, combat, and fusion, is movement and skill feedback more timely?

Is there still a noticeable delay after performing an action?

### Check continuous stability

Don't just test for a few minutes.

It is recommended to play for a continuous period to observe if there are still obvious fluctuations, sudden reconnections, or disconnections.

### Check during common usage hours

It is best to test during the times you actually go online.

For example, if you usually play at night, try to experience it at night; if you often team up with friends on weekends, test it on weekends.

The results obtained this way are closer to the actual usage situation.

## IV. Still not smooth after turning on acceleration? First, determine where the problem lies

Network problems do not necessarily all stem from the same cause.

If there are still anomalies after enabling acceleration, you can troubleshoot based on specific symptoms.

### Scenario 1: Unable to log in to the game at all

You can first confirm:

- Is the game client the latest version?
- Is the login account normal?
- Is the server selection correct?
- Is the game currently undergoing maintenance?
- Is there a queue for the current server?
If it is due to game server maintenance or queuing, acceleration usually cannot directly change the server status.

### Scenario 2: Screen stuttering, black screen, or crashing

In addition to the network, this type of situation may also be related to the device and client.

You can check:

- Computer hardware configuration;
- Graphics card drivers;
- Game file integrity;
- Background program resource usage;
- Whether the launcher needs to repair the game.
If the main symptoms are frame drops, black screens, or crashes, you should prioritize troubleshooting from the perspective of device performance and the game client.

### Scenario 3: Network in the dormitory or residence is particularly unstable at night

If it is normal during the day but significantly slower only at night, you can try:

- Pausing large background file downloads;
- Closing unnecessary programs that consume network bandwidth;
- Comparing Wi-Fi with a wired connection;
- Switching to other available HiCN lines;
- Restarting your local router and testing again.
If you still need customer service assistance, try to provide:

**Your country or region, local ISP, device used, game name, the time period when the problem occurred, and specific error messages.**

The more complete the information, the easier it is to further pinpoint the problem.

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