Just joshing my Atlantic cousins a wee bit.The preposition onto seems wrong to me but it's maybe US English? You foreigners over there in the States are a bit odd.
It's more the automated nature of the reply and it's unuseful (see and I'm a native speaker) nature that makes people cross.The only thing to try I would add is to remove anti-virus software before installing. That's messed me up at times.
"US English" here. This guy just has terrible grammar and word choice. Not a good look for Support, but ZOS doesn't exactly have good Support. They outsourced for everything except the Crown Store concierge service they ran before gifting went live. If you want to talk to a native speaker, you have to get your ticket escalated.
The preposition onto seems wrong to me but it's maybe US English? You foreigners over there in the States are a bit odd.
It's more the automated nature of the reply and it's unuseful (see and I'm a native speaker) nature that makes people cross.The only thing to try I would add is to remove anti-virus software before installing. That's messed me up at times.
"US English" here. This guy just has terrible grammar and word choice. Not a good look for Support, but ZOS doesn't exactly have good Support. They outsourced for everything except the Crown Store concierge service they ran before gifting went live. If you want to talk to a native speaker, you have to get your ticket escalated.
Agree about disabling any A/V though. Most installation problems are caused by a conflict, which is usually solved by running the system with minimal processes while installing.
chuck-18_ESO wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »chuck-18_ESO wrote: »I have nothing against foreigners, but...
Yeah, I can't imagine why that didn't go over well. /s
Oh, don't even. It's barely comprehensive. There is no shame in wanting a legible response. Anyone from anywhere can offer it.
chuck-18_ESO wrote: »I've been having a really tough time with ESO lately, folks.
It all started about 2 months back; I opened the launcher and it was stuck on "Loading". I left it there for at least 12 hours, and it never changed. No buttons popped up, so I couldn't click the repair options, and the repair program found directly in the files wouldn't run.
So, I scoured Google for solutions, reading a ton about C++ files and clean installs. Lots of different recommendations, and I tried them all; multiple clean installs with multiple clean installs of various C++ versions, with no success. Tried running the game in Safe Mode, and got a host configuration error. No matter what I try, nothing works.
So, after weeks of trying different things, I finally went to customer service. I explained my problem, what I had done to fix it, and asked for more help.
Their response was to run the repair option (EVEN THOUGH I ALREADY SAID I COULDN'T), or to check my web connectivity (which is perfectly fine), and to get back to them for more troubleshooting if that doesn't work.
Of course, none of that worked. I responded immediately, and didn't hear back for 8 days, so I replied again, asking if I was still getting more help.
And this was their full reply, less than 5 hours later:
"Greetings!
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online Team. My name is Tyrell and I would be happy to help guide you today, my friend ~ !
We very much hope that with trying the previous steps onto your game, that this may allow for you to no longer see this trouble. Please do let us know how all the previous worked out for you, as well as if any new changes have occurred with this process so that we can further investigate into this for you.
We will eagerly await your reply back to us here,
Thank you for your continued interest and support!
Warm Regards,
Tyrell
The Elder Scrolls Online Team"
What does that even mean? Is he seriously telling me to do what I've already done AGAIN?
I have nothing against foreigners, but this response is barely comprehensible English, and offered absolutely no help at all.
I've played this game since the beta, bought the Collector's Edition, multiple DLCs, a huge house, and so much more in Crowns. To think that I've put so much money into this game to have this kind of error, and receive this kind of help... it's infuriating.
I just don't want all of that cash to become a total waste because some freak problem I can't fix.
End rant.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »The preposition onto seems wrong to me but it's maybe US English? You foreigners over there in the States are a bit odd.
It's more the automated nature of the reply and it's unuseful (see and I'm a native speaker) nature that makes people cross.The only thing to try I would add is to remove anti-virus software before installing. That's messed me up at times.
"US English" here. This guy just has terrible grammar and word choice. Not a good look for Support, but ZOS doesn't exactly have good Support. They outsourced for everything except the Crown Store concierge service they ran before gifting went live. If you want to talk to a native speaker, you have to get your ticket escalated.
Agree about disabling any A/V though. Most installation problems are caused by a conflict, which is usually solved by running the system with minimal processes while installing.
They outsource because CS is notoriously poorly paid, especially for the grief they take on a daily basis. Was in the field for years and the turnover rate is astounding.
chuck-18_ESO wrote: »No, they haven't. I've tried running the launcher with no firewalls running at all, and no luck. I made sure no weird proxy setting were clicked. I've reinstalled Adobe. I feel like I've tried everything the internet suggests.
"US English" here. This guy just has terrible grammar and word choice. Not a good look for Support, but ZOS doesn't exactly have good Support. They outsourced for everything except the Crown Store concierge service they ran before gifting went live. If you want to talk to a native speaker, you have to get your ticket escalated.
Agree about disabling any A/V though. Most installation problems are caused by a conflict, which is usually solved by running the system with minimal processes while installing.
"US English" here. This guy just has terrible grammar and word choice. Not a good look for Support, but ZOS doesn't exactly have good Support. They outsourced for everything except the Crown Store concierge service they ran before gifting went live. If you want to talk to a native speaker, you have to get your ticket escalated.
Agree about disabling any A/V though. Most installation problems are caused by a conflict, which is usually solved by running the system with minimal processes while installing.
Just wondering, how do you get a ticket escalated?
Random Vent: My game doesn't start. !!Help Me!!
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lionofjudah7 wrote: »Hey anyone got any salt for my popcorn ? Oh wait i found this thread and read the OP's first post