I wonder if zos will send anyone to pax aus this year. If they do im sure they'll enjoy their time here.
wasm32trojan wrote: »
FurySevenSix wrote: »Hi All, The matter of servers for the ANZ region has been addressed by the ZOS team in the past, you can read the full response here.
FurySevenSix wrote: »Hi All, The matter of servers for the ANZ region has been addressed by the ZOS team in the past, you can read the full response here.
Cool.
While we are sharing info unrelated to this thread, I had chicken salad for lunch.
Now, where's the guy that will explain how a VPN won't help our ping.
I like how they don’t t even read what you say hahahahaha
I like how they don’t t even read what you say hahahahaha
That's just typical *** ZOS support - I can't count how many times I've submitted a ticket and gotten a reply which bears absolutely no relation to my query.
They probably scan for certain words and have pre-written responses for those - or perhaps some sort of AI (unlikely?) to do it automatically.
I like how they don’t t even read what you say hahahahaha
That's just typical *** ZOS support - I can't count how many times I've submitted a ticket and gotten a reply which bears absolutely no relation to my query.
They probably scan for certain words and have pre-written responses for those - or perhaps some sort of AI (unlikely?) to do it automatically.
Looks like my last reply had the desired effect. They are escalating the issue (or so they say), but closing the ticket so not sure if I'll be updated anymore.
Here is their last reply
The Elder Scrolls Online Team message: 08/21/2019 08:16 PM
Hail Adventurer!
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online Team. My name is Clifford and it would be my pleasure to help guide you today. I want to thank you for taking the time and bringing this information to us. I know this must be really annoying since what you describes it sounds like the game could be almost unplayable and after looking through the tracert report as well. I am going to send this matter to our Tech team so they are made aware of this issue and can see what can be done to resolved it on our end.
Their department does not have the ability to respond to tickets so the ticket will have to be set as closed for them to received it, but If you have any other questions or concerns just respond back and we will reopen the ticket and we will assist you.
Sincerely,
Clifford
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
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wasm32trojan wrote: »
wasm32trojan wrote: »
If we were in the tech support section, all we'd be receiving is the usual "platform, location, megaserver, ISP" copypasta, and then comes the silence.
wasm32trojan wrote: »
If we were in the tech support section, all we'd be receiving is the usual "platform, location, megaserver, ISP" copypasta, and then comes the silence.
This. Or else telling us its our isp's fault entirely.
This was expected...
The Elder Scrolls Online Team message: 08/22/2019 08:38 PM
Greetings,
I'm Brian a member of the Escalations Team here with The Elder Scrolls Online Support.
Upon review, please bear in mind that the Trace Route results you're looking at do no point to the actual server itself. For security and server stability purposes we do not disclose the location (IP Address) of where the servers are located.
In this situation I would recommend testing on a completely different network and see if the same issue continues. If your computer has WiFi capabilities and you have access to a smartphone, you can connect the computer to a WiFi hotspot through your smartphone.
Should the game play normally on another ISP/network this means that something with in your ISP or home network is the cause behind your issue. In this situation we recommend contacting your ISP for assistance.
As always please let us know if you have any other questions, issues or concerns and we will make sure that you are taken care of.
May the Eight forever bless you with fortune and glory.
Warm regards,
Brian
The Elder Scrolls Online Support
And my reply:
Customer message: 08/22/2019 09:48 PM
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your reply and for looking at this issue.
The Trace Route provided has been done following your own support article (https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/30903/~/how-do-i-do-a-pathping-and-tracert-to-the-servers-to-test-my-connection) so can't see how that is wrong or how can you not disclose the server IP when I can see where the ESO client is connecting from my PC.
As I have mentioned before in this ticket, I have tested this over several different connections (fibre, cable, ADSL, 4G) and different ISPs with the same results of pings on the high 300ms / mid 400ms and if you read results from other people in the Oceanic region (like in this post https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/439549/oceanic-lag-now-300-400-ms-even-with-a-vpn-was-250-300) you will see it's not isolated to an ISP/user but a wider problem with the way traffic is routed.
Also note that the routing issue is not caused by the ISP but by Akamai, which is the DDOS protection service you use for your servers. Akamai is routing all traffic coming from Oceania going to the US through their Hong Kong scrubber which is clearly not the shortest path.
I understand the problem is not with Bethesda / ZOS BUT you are the only ones that can tell Akamai about this issue and get them to fix it as they are providing the service to you.
I'm truly amazed that this hasn't been fixed or even acknowledged as there have been multiple post in the forums complaining about it with lots on information in them.
Hopefully I have explained the issue clearly this time but just to summarise, the problem IS NOT my connection and IS NOT my ISP, the problem is the DDOS service employed by Zenimax / Bethesda from Akamai and you need to work with them to resolve the issue.
Regards,
Jorge