I actually agree with OP. The event should start on reset because... well that's when the eso day starts. It's a bit odd they choose a random time to start it during the day. Some consistency isn't too much to ask for.
If it started earlier you'd be asking "Why didn't it start yesterday? Why should we wait?". It starts when it starts, they have to set some hour worldwide so that's that. Most people in Europe are still at work/school anyways.
No, I would not be saying that.
I would of preferred it started in the morning. 9am UK time would of been fantastic.
SantieClaws wrote: »I actually agree with OP. The event should start on reset because... well that's when the eso day starts. It's a bit odd they choose a random time to start it during the day. Some consistency isn't too much to ask for.
In technical terms this one thinks the crafting reset is sort of already there because it is always there yes - like the rising of the sun - but that actually to start the event someone must push an actual button or cut a ribbon or sound a horn or something like that.
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Santie Claws
I actually agree with OP. The event should start on reset because... well that's when the eso day starts. It's a bit odd they choose a random time to start it during the day. Some consistency isn't too much to ask for.
I actually agree with OP. The event should start on reset because... well that's when the eso day starts. It's a bit odd they choose a random time to start it during the day. Some consistency isn't too much to ask for.
If it started earlier you'd be asking "Why didn't it start yesterday? Why should we wait?". It starts when it starts, they have to set some hour worldwide so that's that. Most people in Europe are still at work/school anyways.
No, I would not be saying that.
I would of preferred it started in the morning. 9am UK time would of been fantastic.
Most normal people are at work or at school at 9 AM anyway and get back home just around time the event starts.
You want better explenation? ZoS is an American firm so they adhere to American time. They release events worldwide at the same time, probably due to it being easier that way and also so their main market (USA) doesn't feel left out. Also it starts at normal US business time so that they can have the workforce ready to fix things if the event buggs out. Two megaservers have nothing to do with it.
I actually agree with OP. The event should start on reset because... well that's when the eso day starts. It's a bit odd they choose a random time to start it during the day. Some consistency isn't too much to ask for.
It's not random. It has always been the start and end time for events as well as crown store offers.
SantieClaws wrote: »I actually agree with OP. The event should start on reset because... well that's when the eso day starts. It's a bit odd they choose a random time to start it during the day. Some consistency isn't too much to ask for.
In technical terms this one thinks the crafting reset is sort of already there because it is always there yes - like the rising of the sun - but that actually to start the event someone must push an actual button or cut a ribbon or sound a horn or something like that.
Yours with paws
Santie Claws
Possibly! I would also find it odd that they'd need someone to push a button to start an event when it could easily be automated at the same time daily reset occurs.
Then again, I'm no expert. Just seems weird to me to have separate times. Don't get me wrong I'm not mad or anything, just amused at the silliness of it.
SantieClaws wrote: »SantieClaws wrote: »I actually agree with OP. The event should start on reset because... well that's when the eso day starts. It's a bit odd they choose a random time to start it during the day. Some consistency isn't too much to ask for.
In technical terms this one thinks the crafting reset is sort of already there because it is always there yes - like the rising of the sun - but that actually to start the event someone must push an actual button or cut a ribbon or sound a horn or something like that.
Yours with paws
Santie Claws
Possibly! I would also find it odd that they'd need someone to push a button to start an event when it could easily be automated at the same time daily reset occurs.
Then again, I'm no expert. Just seems weird to me to have separate times. Don't get me wrong I'm not mad or anything, just amused at the silliness of it.
Possibly also they need to have a full team ready to deploy in case the wrong ribbon is cut and New Life Brenda reappears instead of Chef Thingummy?
Yours with paws
Santie Claws
If they started it at staggering time zones and god FORBID something happened in EU before their work day officially starts in the US, I can imagine that would be pure chaos. They likely don't have a full crew that tends to EU for panic button emergencies like that so it's not worthwhile to stagger.
SantieClaws wrote: »With an hour to go Chef Thingummy is shaking in his boots and hugging a bottle of mead.
Yours with paws
Santie Claws
It seem to be a pretty simple concept that the event has a scheduled time. It also seems to be pretty obvious that if they did move the scheduled time forward that you would still have created a thread asking the same question.
So party on.
That argument would stand up if we all played on the same server. Since we don't...
Why not start it earlier? Not moaning really, i I can be patient, but since the first thing I do when I log in is do my writs, and the event this week is focused on doing writs, I see little point in logging in until 15:00 BST.
So why the wait? Is it because of the Americans?
Did you give them your daily playtime when they were planning the event? If not, I don't see how you can complain.
If you read what I actually wrote, you will see I was not complaining. Merely wondering what the delay is.
Since the game is split between 2 mega servers (EU & US) why not begin the event sooner on the EU server so we are not all waiting about?
I picked up yesterday writs and kept them, so i deliver then event start and do one round more.SydneyGrey wrote: »You can do your writs ahead of time and then turn them in after the event begins.
The wait is because Zenimax is an American company, and the event will begin when it's morning in the USA.
I finished some crafting writs yesterday to turn in after the event begins, just to get ahead a little bit.
You have to actually finish them? I thought you could just pick them up the day before.
Did not think about it for crafter but did it on the others.
xan4silkb14_ESO wrote: »Why not start it earlier? Not moaning really, i I can be patient, but since the first thing I do when I log in is do my writs, and the event this week is focused on doing writs, I see little point in logging in until 15:00 BST.
So why the wait? Is it because of the Americans?
Did you give them your daily playtime when they were planning the event? If not, I don't see how you can complain.
If you read what I actually wrote, you will see I was not complaining. Merely wondering what the delay is.
Since the game is split between 2 mega servers (EU & US) why not begin the event sooner on the EU server so we are not all waiting about?
This is actually a good point. Why can't the 2 mega servers have different event time starts? You can't trade anything between the servers anyway so it shouldn't affect either.
Blacksmoke wrote: »Because if things start when you want them it would would be madness ANARCHY ON THE STREETS! O.o
But yeah all kidding aside I think everything should reset at 12 A.M or 3 A.M U.S time makes more sense its too random now.. daily battlegrounds and dungeon reset after 20 hours enlighntment when ever it feels like events at an other time just as maintenace.. its all over the place right now
xan4silkb14_ESO wrote: »Why not start it earlier? Not moaning really, i I can be patient, but since the first thing I do when I log in is do my writs, and the event this week is focused on doing writs, I see little point in logging in until 15:00 BST.
So why the wait? Is it because of the Americans?
Did you give them your daily playtime when they were planning the event? If not, I don't see how you can complain.
If you read what I actually wrote, you will see I was not complaining. Merely wondering what the delay is.
Since the game is split between 2 mega servers (EU & US) why not begin the event sooner on the EU server so we are not all waiting about?
This is actually a good point. Why can't the 2 mega servers have different event time starts? You can't trade anything between the servers anyway so it shouldn't affect either.
The same point can be made about everything. Maintenance and more. However, OP does not articulate his thoughts well in the OP of this thread. It comes off more about them just wanting it to start early more than anything.
White wabbit wrote: »Because good things come to those who wait
xan4silkb14_ESO wrote: »Why not start it earlier? Not moaning really, i I can be patient, but since the first thing I do when I log in is do my writs, and the event this week is focused on doing writs, I see little point in logging in until 15:00 BST.
So why the wait? Is it because of the Americans?
Did you give them your daily playtime when they were planning the event? If not, I don't see how you can complain.
If you read what I actually wrote, you will see I was not complaining. Merely wondering what the delay is.
Since the game is split between 2 mega servers (EU & US) why not begin the event sooner on the EU server so we are not all waiting about?
This is actually a good point. Why can't the 2 mega servers have different event time starts? You can't trade anything between the servers anyway so it shouldn't affect either.
method__01 wrote: »dont hold your breath,got 1 motif (already known) from 7 boxes
xan4silkb14_ESO wrote: »Why not start it earlier? Not moaning really, i I can be patient, but since the first thing I do when I log in is do my writs, and the event this week is focused on doing writs, I see little point in logging in until 15:00 BST.
So why the wait? Is it because of the Americans?
Did you give them your daily playtime when they were planning the event? If not, I don't see how you can complain.
If you read what I actually wrote, you will see I was not complaining. Merely wondering what the delay is.
Since the game is split between 2 mega servers (EU & US) why not begin the event sooner on the EU server so we are not all waiting about?
This is actually a good point. Why can't the 2 mega servers have different event time starts? You can't trade anything between the servers anyway so it shouldn't affect either.
The same point can be made about everything. Maintenance and more. However, OP does not articulate his thoughts well in the OP of this thread. It comes off more about them just wanting it to start early more than anything.
Everyone else seemed to understand just fine. Perhaps it's just you? The points were extended further as the discussion progressed. Maybe read more posts in the thread.