every patch its the same damm thing
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Thannazzar wrote: »Probably addressing the infinite jewel crafting resource exploit.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Welcome to the wonderfully frustrating world of MMOs. Things going haywonky after large patches...pretty much a tradition in the genre.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Welcome to the wonderfully frustrating world of MMOs. Things going haywonky after large patches...pretty much a tradition in the genre.
static_recharge wrote: »Any official announcement on the maintenance? I can't find anything in the maintenance announcements section.
Yeah Zos can't seem to fix anything so busy stuff junk into crown crates and not enough into fixes or balancing.DieAlteHexe wrote: »Welcome to the wonderfully frustrating world of MMOs. Things going haywonky after large patches...pretty much a tradition in the genre.
By the way i've played other mmo's and they don't have anywhere near the amount of maintenances ESO has...
Thunderknuckles wrote: »
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »
There's a reason for the expression "Never play on patch day" and that expression has been in use for decades, for good reason.
Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »
There's a reason for the expression "Never play on patch day" and that expression has been in use for decades, for good reason.
Of all the MMO's I've played since 2007 this is the only game that that's true of.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »
There's a reason for the expression "Never play on patch day" and that expression has been in use for decades, for good reason.
Of all the MMO's I've played since 2007 this is the only game that that's true of.
SWTOR, WoW, LoTRO, Rift etc. I can't think of an MMO that hasn't experienced this sort of thing, hence the expression. I will never forget accumulating over a month's worth of credit in WoW for all the downtime. EQ (original, don't know about II as I didn't play it much) had similar issues. SWTOR is the most recent and there were days...
It is what it is and unfortunately is something that happens all too often.
Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »
There's a reason for the expression "Never play on patch day" and that expression has been in use for decades, for good reason.
Of all the MMO's I've played since 2007 this is the only game that that's true of.
SWTOR, WoW, LoTRO, Rift etc. I can't think of an MMO that hasn't experienced this sort of thing, hence the expression. I will never forget accumulating over a month's worth of credit in WoW for all the downtime. EQ (original, don't know about II as I didn't play it much) had similar issues. SWTOR is the most recent and there were days...
It is what it is and unfortunately is something that happens all too often.
I agree that maintenance is necessary. I played all of those you listed save for WoW and EQ. I played them a lot. Never experienced the downtime on updates with them that I have with ESO. But, again, it wouldn't matter to me personally if it wasn't always during the time when I have to play. LOL Oh...and all those other games (don't know about WoW) did their maintenance (and do) during normal business hours.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »
There's a reason for the expression "Never play on patch day" and that expression has been in use for decades, for good reason.
Of all the MMO's I've played since 2007 this is the only game that that's true of.
SWTOR, WoW, LoTRO, Rift etc. I can't think of an MMO that hasn't experienced this sort of thing, hence the expression. I will never forget accumulating over a month's worth of credit in WoW for all the downtime. EQ (original, don't know about II as I didn't play it much) had similar issues. SWTOR is the most recent and there were days...
It is what it is and unfortunately is something that happens all too often.
I agree that maintenance is necessary. I played all of those you listed save for WoW and EQ. I played them a lot. Never experienced the downtime on updates with them that I have with ESO. But, again, it wouldn't matter to me personally if it wasn't always during the time when I have to play. LOL Oh...and all those other games (don't know about WoW) did their maintenance (and do) during normal business hours.
Heh, tell me about it. ESO loves to do maint. right in the middle of my best play time. I learned to get over it years ago because it just wasn't worth the angst.
Depends upon where you are geographically located and what servers you play on. Ask any Aussie/Kiwi about maint. during "normal business hours". Or those who live in the EU and play on US servers (there are, or at least were) games where there wasn't a choice, at least at release.
I kind of wish that maint. could be like it was waaaaay back in time when there was a nightly hour or two when the servers were taken down usually the middle of the night US time so that still buggered up my schedule but at least it was a known time frame and, usually, didn't amount to huge offline times. Usually.
What I really would like to see is specific to location times. So the folks in AU/NZ didn't lose an evening etc. EU servers as well. But noooooo, we all have to live with US times. Meh.
Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »
There's a reason for the expression "Never play on patch day" and that expression has been in use for decades, for good reason.
Of all the MMO's I've played since 2007 this is the only game that that's true of.
SWTOR, WoW, LoTRO, Rift etc. I can't think of an MMO that hasn't experienced this sort of thing, hence the expression. I will never forget accumulating over a month's worth of credit in WoW for all the downtime. EQ (original, don't know about II as I didn't play it much) had similar issues. SWTOR is the most recent and there were days...
It is what it is and unfortunately is something that happens all too often.
I agree that maintenance is necessary. I played all of those you listed save for WoW and EQ. I played them a lot. Never experienced the downtime on updates with them that I have with ESO. But, again, it wouldn't matter to me personally if it wasn't always during the time when I have to play. LOL Oh...and all those other games (don't know about WoW) did their maintenance (and do) during normal business hours.
Heh, tell me about it. ESO loves to do maint. right in the middle of my best play time. I learned to get over it years ago because it just wasn't worth the angst.
Depends upon where you are geographically located and what servers you play on. Ask any Aussie/Kiwi about maint. during "normal business hours". Or those who live in the EU and play on US servers (there are, or at least were) games where there wasn't a choice, at least at release.
I kind of wish that maint. could be like it was waaaaay back in time when there was a nightly hour or two when the servers were taken down usually the middle of the night US time so that still buggered up my schedule but at least it was a known time frame and, usually, didn't amount to huge offline times. Usually.
What I really would like to see is specific to location times. So the folks in AU/NZ didn't lose an evening etc. EU servers as well. But noooooo, we all have to live with US times. Meh.
I hear ya. I play on PC NA. It irks most of the Aussies I run with. For EU players that 4A EDT IS regular business hours being 6 to 7 hours ahead of us in the central and eastern time zones. Well, mostly. That makes it around 10A to 5 or 6P their time (I'm thinking England, anyway.) It would be nice to be able to give feedback to @ZOS_GinaBruno and @ZOS_JessicaFolsom on this matter in the proper forum.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Thunderknuckles wrote: »
There's a reason for the expression "Never play on patch day" and that expression has been in use for decades, for good reason.
Of all the MMO's I've played since 2007 this is the only game that that's true of.
SWTOR, WoW, LoTRO, Rift etc. I can't think of an MMO that hasn't experienced this sort of thing, hence the expression. I will never forget accumulating over a month's worth of credit in WoW for all the downtime. EQ (original, don't know about II as I didn't play it much) had similar issues. SWTOR is the most recent and there were days...
It is what it is and unfortunately is something that happens all too often.
I agree that maintenance is necessary. I played all of those you listed save for WoW and EQ. I played them a lot. Never experienced the downtime on updates with them that I have with ESO. But, again, it wouldn't matter to me personally if it wasn't always during the time when I have to play. LOL Oh...and all those other games (don't know about WoW) did their maintenance (and do) during normal business hours.
Heh, tell me about it. ESO loves to do maint. right in the middle of my best play time. I learned to get over it years ago because it just wasn't worth the angst.
Depends upon where you are geographically located and what servers you play on. Ask any Aussie/Kiwi about maint. during "normal business hours". Or those who live in the EU and play on US servers (there are, or at least were) games where there wasn't a choice, at least at release.
I kind of wish that maint. could be like it was waaaaay back in time when there was a nightly hour or two when the servers were taken down usually the middle of the night US time so that still buggered up my schedule but at least it was a known time frame and, usually, didn't amount to huge offline times. Usually.
What I really would like to see is specific to location times. So the folks in AU/NZ didn't lose an evening etc. EU servers as well. But noooooo, we all have to live with US times. Meh.
I hear ya. I play on PC NA. It irks most of the Aussies I run with. For EU players that 4A EDT IS regular business hours being 6 to 7 hours ahead of us in the central and eastern time zones. Well, mostly. That makes it around 10A to 5 or 6P their time (I'm thinking England, anyway.) It would be nice to be able to give feedback to @ZOS_GinaBruno and @ZOS_JessicaFolsom on this matter in the proper forum.
Yeah, servers down at 10:00 my time. That's "optimal" for me. Granted it is business hours for the EU but for me? Prime time. Whilst I dislike it, I realise that it's unlikely to change. I do wish it wasn't usually on a Monday, they're bad enough as it is without long downtimes.