People in Africa have less lag than this game does

Peer to Peer relies more on a stable connection, and good routing, then downstream bandwidth, on top of that 10mb/sec downstream is laughable at best.

Rubber Banding and lagging out, just Means the host' connection/routing isn't up to snuff.

Sure, plays just fine for me.

Haven't had a crash, only seen a couple of games during the Origin Access trial where I was matched with people on potato internetz and bad laptops that caused a Little rubberbanding, and I don't seem to be hit by these "off host" issues people talk about (Not being able to hit with a sniper rifle is not a problem I have )

Mostly playable, for me like 8 out of 10 games are OK off host. But if you get on some laggy host, prepare to face considerable number of glitches and rubberbanding. Most of them are same as ME3, including sudden death with no shield gate or health gate and no enemies that you can see, powers and weapons not hitting, enemies jumping around and worst case is that you cannot move despite trying to run, this is purely DAIMP style. Some minor lag is usually still very much playable however.

If it is any consolation to you,I am paying 50€ to DoucheTelekom for measly 365Kb/s uploads.
They are just laughing at my requests​ for a better connection.

Thats actually pretty good and shouldn't give anyone huge issues on a P2P game. I used to have 1.5 down and could still reliably host and play non-lag matches on 360 or PC for ME3MP, various NHL and MLB games, COD, Battlefield, etc. and it didn't matter where my friends were from Brazil to Finland to New York to Montreal or wherever, and I'm up in buttfuck nowhere Canada.

I don't think it's poor connection ISP's, although they do make it worse.

Why does each client need "permission" to do things? Could they not just code the game so each client updates their position and the host be damned. In ME3 when you dodged a melee attack, you actually dodged it. In MEA you clearly evade and get staggered and take damage anyway. The Fiends are even worse, you can dodge with several meters to spare and get sync killed anyway.

I heard that Romania and Bulgaria have "stupidly" good internet infrastructure.
Well,probably not like Sweden,but still awesome.