Tan9oSuccka wrote: »Murica!! So, you guys want a US based company to not complete essential maintenance (prior to a large expansion) during a European holiday?
FloppyTouch wrote: »What holiday is this?
//shoots guns drink beer #america
Penetecostal monday - on our side of the world, in North American, its called Whit Monday but nobody except extremely fundamental religious people celebrate it. It's nowhere near in the league of Xmas where its expanded to be a social and commercial holiday - Whit Monday is still 100% religious, that's why we don't observe it. It would be like expecting ZOS not to do maintenance on Good Friday, Ash Wednesday or a million other trivial religious holidays. Should we stop maintenance all through Ramadan as well? Where does it end?
Just my 2 cents, but Zenimax being an AMERICAN company, should observe AMERICAN holidays - not the rest of the world's, or else we'll end up in a circle jerk of never doing anything - because let's face it, it's a holiday somewhere, for somebody, for something - every single day.
Alchemical wrote: »I don't know why people are assuming this is going to be untenably long maintenance. It's not like they're stuffing the whole expansion into it, Morrowind's all already in the game and is working (more or less, at least). It might be longer than usual due to new bugs being found and needing to be squished rather than the normal rigamarole, but saying it's gonna take all day sounds like a load of doomsaying to me.
Go out for a nice lunch on your holiday, ESO will be here when you get back.
Alchemical wrote: »I don't know why people are assuming this is going to be untenably long maintenance. It's not like they're stuffing the whole expansion into it, Morrowind's all already in the game and is working (more or less, at least). It might be longer than usual due to new bugs being found and needing to be squished rather than the normal rigamarole, but saying it's gonna take all day sounds like a load of doomsaying to me.
Go out for a nice lunch on your holiday, ESO will be here when you get back.
TheValar85 wrote: »Well to be honest EU should be the rpiority cos the population in EU is way higer then in the US, so if i were them i would prioritise the populated ones. Also the time deferencies between the 2 continent as large. If i were to ZOS i would send the package to the EU 2 or 3 days before the patching maintances, and then when the HQ say to lunch it and eu will do, and will be up at the exact same time as it should be before the midd day trafic, wich is stratigcly way better then Make EU waiting for a half day for a patch, while when US Wake up they can happly play along like nothing happend, while we have to wait the most. This is not accaptable. we ar all a paying coustumers, in that case to be equalent to US you should set up a primary HQ to EU too, because this is a mess, and always leav behind angry and unsetisfied players comments, and actions.
you must re schedule the EU realm maintances to the night like 3AM to 9AM. so we can have the same treat ment as US have, we sleep well, you do your work, we wake up and tadam, we havent noticed a maintance or a patching nice and we can play as the US too yeey, happy players everywhere, wiouth the annoyenc of your chaothyc patching and maintance scheduleties in the middle of the F-ing day or Hollydays.
Tan9oSuccka wrote: »TheValar85 wrote: »Well to be honest EU should be the rpiority cos the population in EU is way higer then in the US, so if i were them i would prioritise the populated ones. Also the time deferencies between the 2 continent as large. If i were to ZOS i would send the package to the EU 2 or 3 days before the patching maintances, and then when the HQ say to lunch it and eu will do, and will be up at the exact same time as it should be before the midd day trafic, wich is stratigcly way better then Make EU waiting for a half day for a patch, while when US Wake up they can happly play along like nothing happend, while we have to wait the most. This is not accaptable. we ar all a paying coustumers, in that case to be equalent to US you should set up a primary HQ to EU too, because this is a mess, and always leav behind angry and unsetisfied players comments, and actions.
you must re schedule the EU realm maintances to the night like 3AM to 9AM. so we can have the same treat ment as US have, we sleep well, you do your work, we wake up and tadam, we havent noticed a maintance or a patching nice and we can play as the US too yeey, happy players everywhere, wiouth the annoyenc of your chaothyc patching and maintance scheduleties in the middle of the F-ing day or Hollydays.
Reading this made my brain bleed.
Any ETA on this? FYI even if Zenimax is an American(oh my bad AMERICAN, forgot you use caps)
FloppyTouch wrote: »What holiday is this?
//shoots guns drink beer #america
Penetecostal monday - on our side of the world, in North American, its called Whit Monday but nobody except extremely fundamental religious people celebrate it. It's nowhere near in the league of Xmas where its expanded to be a social and commercial holiday - Whit Monday is still 100% religious, that's why we don't observe it. It would be like expecting ZOS not to do maintenance on Good Friday, Ash Wednesday or a million other trivial religious holidays. Should we stop maintenance all through Ramadan as well? Where does it end?
Just my 2 cents, but Zenimax being an AMERICAN company, should observe AMERICAN holidays - not the rest of the world's, or else we'll end up in a circle jerk of never doing anything - because let's face it, it's a holiday somewhere, for somebody, for something - every single day.
They don't need a maintance to turn Morrowind on, it's already working right now.
This post is pretty much
"Don't care about your holidays but we still want your money. Pay up!"
Stop saying the ZOS is a US company blah blah excuse. If that is so, just keep the game to yourselves. If you want to release the game worldwide then have some respect for your other paying customers - especially for a server that says EU.
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Penetecostal monday - on our side of the world, in North American, its called Whit Monday but nobody except extremely fundamental religious people celebrate it. It's nowhere near in the league of Xmas where its expanded to be a social and commercial holiday - Whit Monday is still 100% religious, that's why we don't observe it. It would be like expecting ZOS not to do maintenance on Good Friday, Ash Wednesday or a million other trivial religious holidays. Should we stop maintenance all through Ramadan as well? Where does it end?
Just my 2 cents, but Zenimax being an AMERICAN company, should observe AMERICAN holidays - not the rest of the world's, or else we'll end up in a circle jerk of never doing anything - because let's face it, it's a holiday somewhere, for somebody, for something - every single day.
FloppyTouch wrote: »What holiday is this?
//shoots guns drink beer #america
Penetecostal monday - on our side of the world, in North American, its called Whit Monday but nobody except extremely fundamental religious people celebrate it. It's nowhere near in the league of Xmas where its expanded to be a social and commercial holiday - Whit Monday is still 100% religious, that's why we don't observe it. It would be like expecting ZOS not to do maintenance on Good Friday, Ash Wednesday or a million other trivial religious holidays. Should we stop maintenance all through Ramadan as well? Where does it end?
Just my 2 cents, but Zenimax being an AMERICAN company, should observe AMERICAN holidays - not the rest of the world's, or else we'll end up in a circle jerk of never doing anything - because let's face it, it's a holiday somewhere, for somebody, for something - every single day.
They don't need a maintance to turn Morrowind on, it's already working right now.
not on consoles it isn't... holy *** people will argue about anything
wesly.backersb16_ESO wrote: »Of course maintenance will always interfere someone's schedule, but be honest, this is just a bad moment.
In this time of globalisation, you would expect a bit of flexibility in the maintenance planning. Releasing an expansion on a holiday, Whit Monday, is a bit odd and denies the EU playerbase.
(for the record, Whit Monday is a global christian holiday and a fixed holiday in next countries: Antigua and Barbuda, Anguilla, Austria, the Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Dominica, France, Germany, Greece, Grenada, Hungary, Iceland, Ivory Coast, Luxembourg, Monaco, Montserrat, the Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Solomon Islands, Switzerland, Togo and Ukraine.) ... I don't want to buy a drink for all those ppl playing ESO off the above listed countries
This post is about the PC maintenance not console. The date affected is 5th June on EU side of the world, XBOX maintenance is 17 hours behind it.
Sounds like you argue about anything, even though it does not have anything to do with you as you're a console player.FloppyTouch wrote: »What holiday is this?
//shoots guns drink beer #america
Penetecostal monday - on our side of the world, in North American, its called Whit Monday but nobody except extremely fundamental religious people celebrate it. It's nowhere near in the league of Xmas where its expanded to be a social and commercial holiday - Whit Monday is still 100% religious, that's why we don't observe it. It would be like expecting ZOS not to do maintenance on Good Friday, Ash Wednesday or a million other trivial religious holidays. Should we stop maintenance all through Ramadan as well? Where does it end?
Just my 2 cents, but Zenimax being an AMERICAN company, should observe AMERICAN holidays - not the rest of the world's, or else we'll end up in a circle jerk of never doing anything - because let's face it, it's a holiday somewhere, for somebody, for something - every single day.
They don't need a maintance to turn Morrowind on, it's already working right now.
not on consoles it isn't... holy *** people will argue about anything
wesly.backersb16_ESO wrote: »Of course maintenance will always interfere someone's schedule, but be honest, this is just a bad moment.
In this time of globalisation, you would expect a bit of flexibility in the maintenance planning. Releasing an expansion on a holiday, Whit Monday, is a bit odd and denies the EU playerbase.
(for the record, Whit Monday is a global christian holiday and a fixed holiday in next countries: Antigua and Barbuda, Anguilla, Austria, the Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Dominica, France, Germany, Greece, Grenada, Hungary, Iceland, Ivory Coast, Luxembourg, Monaco, Montserrat, the Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Solomon Islands, Switzerland, Togo and Ukraine.) ... I don't want to buy a drink for all those ppl playing ESO off the above listed countries
I know they do stop things for 2 major religious holidays as we know it; Easter and Xmas - and let me just say, although globally celebrated - they are largely commercial holidays who have all but lost their religious meaning and most people who celebrate it don't care about Christianity. Pentecostal monday - on the other hand is purely religious - it's doesn't have a huge commercial aspect tied to it, and so nobody is shutting down their company for it except in countries that mandate it.
And you highlighted that in your own post - it's a CHRISTIAN holiday. IT has nothing to do with Europeans, and everything to do with Christians - I talked to some of my European buddies who have this in their country and they said flat out its not something they celebrate - its for religious people. They just get a day off because conveniently the government decides so - but many European nations have also stopped giving it as a day off for one reason... it's purely religious.
I could sit here and make arguments all day - it doesn't matter because:
1. Somebody will always have a counterargument - and they'll always think they're right, as do I - so bickering won't work for any side.
2. ZOS just doesn't care. They planned their release for tomorrow, they're preparing the servers for a massive influx of players. They're a business, not a holiday convention. And regardless of having a European playerbase - their employees are working in the US, where they observe US holidays. Why would they start throwing more crap into the mix?
3. Get over it and play something else on your day off.
wesly.backersb16_ESO wrote: »Of course maintenance will always interfere someone's schedule, but be honest, this is just a bad moment.
In this time of globalisation, you would expect a bit of flexibility in the maintenance planning. Releasing an expansion on a holiday, Whit Monday, is a bit odd and denies the EU playerbase.
(for the record, Whit Monday is a global christian holiday and a fixed holiday in next countries: Antigua and Barbuda, Anguilla, Austria, the Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Dominica, France, Germany, Greece, Grenada, Hungary, Iceland, Ivory Coast, Luxembourg, Monaco, Montserrat, the Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Solomon Islands, Switzerland, Togo and Ukraine.) ... I don't want to buy a drink for all those ppl playing ESO off the above listed countries
I know they do stop things for 2 major religious holidays as we know it; Easter and Xmas - and let me just say, although globally celebrated - they are largely commercial holidays who have all but lost their religious meaning and most people who celebrate it don't care about Christianity. Pentecostal monday - on the other hand is purely religious - it's doesn't have a huge commercial aspect tied to it, and so nobody is shutting down their company for it except in countries that mandate it.
And you highlighted that in your own post - it's a CHRISTIAN holiday. IT has nothing to do with Europeans, and everything to do with Christians - I talked to some of my European buddies who have this in their country and they said flat out its not something they celebrate - its for religious people. They just get a day off because conveniently the government decides so - but many European nations have also stopped giving it as a day off for one reason... it's purely religious.
I could sit here and make arguments all day - it doesn't matter because:
1. Somebody will always have a counterargument - and they'll always think they're right, as do I - so bickering won't work for any side.
2. ZOS just doesn't care. They planned their release for tomorrow, they're preparing the servers for a massive influx of players. They're a business, not a holiday convention. And regardless of having a European playerbase - their employees are working in the US, where they observe US holidays. Why would they start throwing more crap into the mix?
3. Get over it and play something else on your day off.
LOL no, actually a lot of Europeans are agnostic or atheist, if they weren't they would be spending the day praying not being at home wanting to play games on a precious paid day off from work. The point is that it is a public holiday - ie. a long weekend, like you have in the US for important holidays for you, like 4th July and stuff, and the game should not be down on the public holiday of a long weekend that affects a lot of the customers, and during the day/evening at that.
Nemesis7884 wrote: »I mean i understand that ZOS doesnt seem to care much about european players...but doing maintenace that will probably last the whole day on a major european holiday (and i think us too?) is a new low even for zos standards...it seems only us specific holidays matter....