HatchetHaro wrote: »I'm just absolutely appalled at the sheer amount of toxicity in this thread, especially about the long turnaround time for a fix, demanding compensation, ESO+ subscription cancelling threats, and overall dev bashing.
Look, I typically like to lambast ZOS's practices as well up until about a month ago. Their lack of communication and transparency and perceived ignorance back then made me a very salty player. But now, while they still have a lot of work to do to fix their relationship with the players and improve their game, I have nothing but praise for their efforts to at least show that they care. They're no AAA compamy, but they're trying.
Here's the thing: they're probably not going to discuss compensation until they have implemented a fix and made sure it is stable and playable. They aren't benevolent divines that can grant any sort of "compensation" you demand from them. They're not some game developer slaves here to do your will.
I understand and completely agree that some form of compensation is needed, but you guys really should give them some time first to finish the fixes and discuss that stuff internally. They will put out an announcement for it if they decide on one. It is okay to request compensation and make suggestions on how you would like it to be, but it is not okay to demand it like you own the place.
HatchetHaro wrote: »I'm just absolutely appalled at the sheer amount of toxicity in this thread, especially about the long turnaround time for a fix, demanding compensation, ESO+ subscription cancelling threats, and overall dev bashing.
Look, I typically like to lambast ZOS's practices as well up until about a month ago. Their lack of communication and transparency and perceived ignorance back then made me a very salty player. But now, while they still have a lot of work to do to fix their relationship with the players and improve their game, I have nothing but praise for their efforts to at least show that they care. They're no AAA company, but they're trying.
Here's the thing: they're probably not going to discuss compensation until they have implemented a fix and made sure it is stable and playable. They aren't benevolent divines that can grant any sort of "compensation" you demand from them. They're not some game developer slaves here to do your will.
I understand and completely agree that some form of compensation is needed, but you guys really should give them some time first to finish the fixes and discuss that stuff internally. They will put out an announcement for it if they decide on one. It is okay to request compensation and make suggestions on how you would like it to be, but it is not okay to demand it like you own the place.
Please try to understand the work that is being put into their continuing development of ESO, and please show a little respect.
EU PC
Been in cyro 10 minutes and tried teleporting to group, 5 minute load screen. Seriously, it is just getting worse and worse and everyone knows it, is this really the PR nightmare you guys want? Broken xbox , broken sony, pc almost broken since cwcu pdate.....
HatchetHaro wrote: »I'm just absolutely appalled at the sheer amount of toxicity in this thread, especially about the long turnaround time for a fix, demanding compensation, ESO+ subscription cancelling threats, and overall dev bashing.
Look, I typically like to lambast ZOS's practices as well up until about a month ago. Their lack of communication and transparency and perceived ignorance back then made me a very salty player. But now, while they still have a lot of work to do to fix their relationship with the players and improve their game, I have nothing but praise for their efforts to at least show that they care. They're no AAA company, but they're trying.
Here's the thing: they're probably not going to discuss compensation until they have implemented a fix and made sure it is stable and playable. They aren't benevolent divines that can grant any sort of "compensation" you demand from them. They're not some game developer slaves here to do your will.
I understand and completely agree that some form of compensation is needed, but you guys really should give them some time first to finish the fixes and discuss that stuff internally. They will put out an announcement for it if they decide on one. It is okay to request compensation and make suggestions on how you would like it to be, but it is not okay to demand it like you own the place.
Please try to understand the work that is being put into their continuing development of ESO, and please show a little respect.
HatchetHaro wrote: »I'm just absolutely appalled at the sheer amount of toxicity in this thread, especially about the long turnaround time for a fix, demanding compensation, ESO+ subscription cancelling threats, and overall dev bashing.
Look, I typically like to lambast ZOS's practices as well up until about a month ago. Their lack of communication and transparency and perceived ignorance back then made me a very salty player. But now, while they still have a lot of work to do to fix their relationship with the players and improve their game, I have nothing but praise for their efforts to at least show that they care. They're no AAA company, but they're trying.
Here's the thing: they're probably not going to discuss compensation until they have implemented a fix and made sure it is stable and playable. They aren't benevolent divines that can grant any sort of "compensation" you demand from them. They're not some game developer slaves here to do your will.
I understand and completely agree that some form of compensation is needed, but you guys really should give them some time first to finish the fixes and discuss that stuff internally. They will put out an announcement for it if they decide on one. It is okay to request compensation and make suggestions on how you would like it to be, but it is not okay to demand it like you own the place.
Please try to understand the work that is being put into their continuing development of ESO, and please show a little respect.
HatchetHaro wrote: »I'm just absolutely appalled at the sheer amount of toxicity in this thread, especially about the long turnaround time for a fix, demanding compensation, ESO+ subscription cancelling threats, and overall dev bashing.
Look, I typically like to lambast ZOS's practices as well up until about a month ago. Their lack of communication and transparency and perceived ignorance back then made me a very salty player. But now, while they still have a lot of work to do to fix their relationship with the players and improve their game, I have nothing but praise for their efforts to at least show that they care. They're no AAA company, but they're trying.
Here's the thing: they're probably not going to discuss compensation until they have implemented a fix and made sure it is stable and playable. They aren't benevolent divines that can grant any sort of "compensation" you demand from them. They're not some game developer slaves here to do your will.
I understand and completely agree that some form of compensation is needed, but you guys really should give them some time first to finish the fixes and discuss that stuff internally. They will put out an announcement for it if they decide on one. It is okay to request compensation and make suggestions on how you would like it to be, but it is not okay to demand it like you own the place.
Please try to understand the work that is being put into their continuing development of ESO, and please show a little respect.
HatchetHaro wrote: »I'm just absolutely appalled at the sheer amount of toxicity in this thread, especially about the long turnaround time for a fix, demanding compensation, ESO+ subscription cancelling threats, and overall dev bashing.
Look, I typically like to lambast ZOS's practices as well up until about a month ago. Their lack of communication and transparency and perceived ignorance back then made me a very salty player. But now, while they still have a lot of work to do to fix their relationship with the players and improve their game, I have nothing but praise for their efforts to at least show that they care. They're no AAA company, but they're trying.
Here's the thing: they're probably not going to discuss compensation until they have implemented a fix and made sure it is stable and playable. They aren't benevolent divines that can grant any sort of "compensation" you demand from them. They're not some game developer slaves here to do your will.
I understand and completely agree that some form of compensation is needed, but you guys really should give them some time first to finish the fixes and discuss that stuff internally. They will put out an announcement for it if they decide on one. It is okay to request compensation and make suggestions on how you would like it to be, but it is not okay to demand it like you own the place.
Please try to understand the work that is being put into their continuing development of ESO, and please show a little respect.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Hey everyone,
We’d like to explain what happened to cause the recent issue with long loading screens, and what we’re doing to make sure it doesn’t happen again. The source of the long loading screens came down to a bug we introduced in the Clockwork City DLC.
So, what was the bug? In Update 16, we added in a new system that refined the character texture loading pipeline as part of our ongoing effort to increase performance and framerate in high-intensity situations (such as in Cyrodiil and densely-populated cities). Unfortunately, this new pipeline was causing some character textures to get lost, which was causing the load screen to never drop because there were still textures that need to be loaded.
While we continue to work on fixing this issue fully, we’re going to be making two changes to an upcoming incremental patch. First, we’re going to be reverting to the old pipeline which doesn’t have this issue, but may affect how quickly you see other characters loading in (this will essentially be the same as it was before Clockwork City). Further, we’re introducing a new failsafe that will force your load screen to drop after two minutes if it is only waiting on textures. This patch is currently with first party certification for testing; the patch for PlayStation 4 and PC/Mac will be published next Tuesday, November 28. The patch for Xbox One requires a bit more time with first party certification, and we’re targeting a publish during the week of December 4.
In the future when we have a more permanent fix, we plan to re-enable the new pipeline because it makes for better game performance, but when we do that, we’ll be adding the equivalent of a switch on our side that we can turn off (to fall back to the old system) if we see these kinds of issues crop up again, rather than make you wait for another patch.
We sincerely apologize for the disruption this has caused, and we will endeavor to make sure that problems like these aren’t introduced in the future when adding new systems or making performance enhancements.
I left for Thanksgiving and haven't played. Just got back and it's literally gotten worse. It's not just PVP anymore, it's tamriel too. Anywhere I teleport I hold my breath hoping I don't have to close app.
How the heck did they let this happen? I have no trust in this company anymore.
GreenhaloX wrote: »I'll tell you what.. I have pseudo-anxiety every time I hit a wayshrine. Oh crap, am I going to get the infinite loading screen and have to close/reload or will it go through. Cool, it went through, or crap, loading screen again. Ok.. come on, what is it going to be this time? I'm ready to close app. Oh, it went through. Another wayshrine after wayshrines, again and again.. will it go through.. oh crap, close app and reload, again and again. This and the other times and place, aside from wayshrines, that the loading screen issue is occurring. Damn, I'm walking or riding along and hitting the loading screen issue. I'm getting it from entering and exiting doors and portal, getting it from just picking up a quest or talking to an NPC, or hitting a crafting table. Essentially, the loading screen issue hasn't discriminate.
On the latter, this disaster of a gameplay experience is making me reminisce or look back on those days prior to CWC when going through wayshrines were smoother and didn't have this debacle. You actually realize and appreciate this game and what the developers have done, when the game is actually working right. Oh sure, there were loading screens here and there, but it would still go through. You may have to close app and reload, but it was not so much. There were other blue screens and other crashes as reoccurring, but one should be able to appreciate this game much more, once this issue is fixed (hopefully, as expected during this week's patch and maintenance and not unintentionally pushing out another issue or issues.. good lord.)
kylewwefan wrote: »Is the maintenance tomorrow supposed to fix the game?
kylewwefan wrote: »Is the maintenance tomorrow supposed to fix the game?
Nelson_Rebel wrote: »I left for Thanksgiving and haven't played. Just got back and it's literally gotten worse. It's not just PVP anymore, it's tamriel too. Anywhere I teleport I hold my breath hoping I don't have to close app.
How the heck did they let this happen? I have no trust in this company anymore.
Pseudo fix is coming tuesday