Kohi

Kohi, also known as the "Kohi Network," was a popular online service primarily used by Minecraft players. It offered a range of features designed to improve the multiplayer experience, most notably its ping reduction capabilities. By routing player connections through its own network of servers, Kohi aimed to minimize latency, or ping, between players and game servers, especially those located in different geographical regions. This resulted in smoother gameplay and a more responsive experience for users, which was particularly beneficial for competitive play.

Beyond ping reduction, Kohi also provided other services such as combat logging detection and custom server plugins. The combat logging detection helped to identify and penalize players who would disconnect from a game to avoid a loss, a common issue in many online multiplayer games. The custom plugins were designed to enhance gameplay features and add new functionalities to Minecraft servers, making them more engaging for players. The service gained significant traction within the Minecraft community, becoming a go-to for players seeking an edge in their online matches. However, like many online services, its availability and operational status have varied over time.