Waited in a 90+ minute queue to be able to play for a whopping 45 mins

ks888 · June 16

Tonight I waited from 7pm EST -8:30 pm to get into Cyrodiil only to have my game crash 3x, with 3 different errors within 45 mins. They persist every day and have since launch. PvP is a significant portion of your player base, yet you continue to ignore player feedback and give us things we never asked for. Many of us would be happy simply with some improvements to performance and our pop caps going back to a reasonable threshold.

Just a reminder that PvP players do, in fact, spend money on this game, occupy primarily one zone, and we only ask that it work and we not have to spend half of the venig waiting for entry. This is ridiculous guys. We're asking for the BARE MINIMUM.

IV_Deity · June 16

I agree. I love seeing people flock to PvP, but the wait times are atrocious. After getting the kids to bed, there's a 100 player queue on a Monday night. I had to just log off.

React · June 16

Well, your best bet is to just keep queuing up for at least another week if for no other reason than to show zenimax there is a desire for a spillover campaign to help ease the GH queue. See the below post from Jessica that was posted earlier today;

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

Hey all, we wanted to let you know that we have been reading this thread (and others like it) and would like to reiterate what we mentioned on the U50 patch notes. We are reading, monitoring the Cyrodiil campaign graphs, and watching queue times. We recognize that the current queue times for Gray Host are frustrating.

Historically, we need to monitor population data for at least two weeks after a change like this, to get a clear view of long-term trends. We want to avoid a situation where prematurely opening another "traditional" campaign dilutes the Cyrodiil population even more. If populations and the queue continue to hold where they are now by the end of this week, we will consider opening a Blackreach Cyrodiil campaign for Gray Host overflow.

Thank you all for bearing with us for just one more week of monitoring.