WOW, people go outside and play, turn off your computer for at least 5 minutes, help mom, she pays for your game, just do something productive. TAKE A SHOWER
WOW, people go outside and play, turn off your computer for at least 5 minutes, help mom, she pays for your game, just do something productive. TAKE A SHOWER
Polyscikosis wrote: »Since I have been playing ESO, I havent seen the devs indicate HOW LONG maintenance would last. (eta) (ish).
What good is knowing its going down at 6 am MST (8am EST) if there is no indication on when I should check back and see if its up.....
Polyscikosis wrote: »Since I have been playing ESO, I havent seen the devs indicate HOW LONG maintenance would last. (eta) (ish).
What good is knowing its going down at 6 am MST (8am EST) if there is no indication on when I should check back and see if its up.....
Agree, a estimate would be sweet
Agreed, when swtor did patches they provided an estimate, which was of course never accurate, and the first thing people said on those forums was either "Patch took much longer than you said, what are you incompetent or something" or "patch was quicker than you said, I could have been playing an hour ago, what are you incompetent or something".nerevarine1138 wrote: »Polyscikosis wrote: »Since I have been playing ESO, I havent seen the devs indicate HOW LONG maintenance would last. (eta) (ish).
What good is knowing its going down at 6 am MST (8am EST) if there is no indication on when I should check back and see if its up.....
Agree, a estimate would be sweet
No, it wouldn't.
See, when the developers provide estimates, players forget that an estimate isn't a promise. So when the maintenance goes one minute beyond the estimate, the forums blow up with players demanding a refund, threatening to blow up national monuments, etc. Not providing an ETA is probably the smartest thing the developers can do on any maintenance day.
vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »It is their first big patch. Id be happy if it was working by the time i go to bed.