Is there any patch you found cydrolli performance to become worst or better?

Tasear

Has performance in cydrolli been same always for you or has anything changed between patches? Good or bad?

Iskras

...bad! I hope a better year in 2019 to ESO.

Tasear

Iskras wrote: »

...bad! I hope a better year in 2019 to ESO.

How has performance changed throughout the year? Any shifts between good and bad?

Morgul667

Usually worst after the patches

Cant make it an absolute rule but the performance degradation over time is real

Iskras

Tasear wrote: »

Iskras wrote: »

...bad! I hope a better year in 2019 to ESO.

How has performance changed throughout the year? Any shifts between good and bad?

To me, in US prime time, game just dont work anymore.

NBrookus

Tasear wrote: »

Iskras wrote: »

...bad! I hope a better year in 2019 to ESO.

How has performance changed throughout the year? Any shifts between good and bad?

Every patch it gets worse. Whatever, if any, performance improvements they are making are not keeping pace with the things making performance worse.

oXI_Viper_IXo

We had the infinite load screen patch. We had the stutter lag/randomly freeze and crash patch. We had the stuck in combat patch (and still have the pleasure of this one). They take one step forward and two steps back. I've never played another game where performance has gotten consistently worse over time.

Kikke

The moment they added the lighting change back in 2014-15? And after that it has become worse and worse untill todays unplayable state...

Minno

Kikke wrote: »

The moment they added the lighting change back in 2014-15? And after that it has become worse and worse untill todays unplayable state...

Agreed. Shortly after the game went basically free to play and alot of players jumped ship never to return.

Starlight_Knight

It gets worse every major update / dlc / chapter whatever, But its got a lot worse since Murkmire.

Delsskia

It also gets worse with every new proc set they add as a "feature". They could easily use Battle Spirit to disable all proc sets in Cyrodiil to reduce an enormous load on the servers as well as on the outdated and inappropriate game engine. That alone should help server performance tremendously.

Unfortunately, the only way to truly improve performance for the long term is to hire experienced programmers who document everything they do to rewrite, streamline and optimize the game code and build it on top of a modern game engine that is actually capable of handling large scale combat. ZOS does have the resources to do it, they just won't. I believe it's as we all suspect, they don't care about the long term prospects for the game, they just want to rake in as much money as they can in the short term and walk away rich when it all comes tumbling down.

Derra

For me personally wolfhunter and summerset both have had noticeable negative impact on pvp performance compared to the beginning of the year.

DisgracefulMind

Derra wrote: »

For me personally wolfhunter and summerset both have had noticeable negative impact on pvp performance compared to the beginning of the year.

For me I'm finding Murkmire to be one of the worst states of lag I've seen in the game in awhile now. But you're right, it degraded significantly in Wolfhunter too. Towards the end of it I was noticing just massive input lag consistently. Then Murkmire hit and it's even worse. /:

idk

Probably the worst was a patch in 2014 where healing springs caused frame rate to hit single digits and make the game unplayable.

There were other issues that cropped up the first year. Server crashes with roll backs were more common. The an issue with offline players in your group causes issues. That’s when auto-invite gained an option to kick offline members.

The first year was the worst and where we saw a huge exodus from Cyrodiil that’s has never recovered. Most really good guilds that didn’t leave early in that year left after 1.6. Some of those came back to give it another try less than a year after 1.6 but didn’t stay long.

Yes, we still have some good PvP players but it pales compared to early in the game.

Derra

DisgracefulMind wrote: »

Derra wrote: »

For me personally wolfhunter and summerset both have had noticeable negative impact on pvp performance compared to the beginning of the year.

For me I'm finding Murkmire to be one of the worst states of lag I've seen in the game in awhile now. But you're right, it degraded significantly in Wolfhunter too. Towards the end of it I was noticing just massive input lag consistently. Then Murkmire hit and it's even worse. /:

i have to admit - i haven´t even tried to pvp in the evening since murkmire hit so i can´t comment

Gilvoth

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frozywozy

The performances got much worse when a certain guild started running with 3 raids on top of each other.

zyk

Server performance fluctuates patch to patch, but the best experience I can recall recently was 3.0 (Morrowind). It was the update following the performance tests ZOS did during 2.7.

In particular, I can remember huge Midyear Mayhem fights that were laggy, but not close to as laggy as smaller fights are today.

Knootewoot

My performance was best before 25th June 2014. Since then it only became worse with every patch.

Kagukan

I started PVP several months ago. Performance issues seem to be the same for me. Some days are worse than others. I have been in large battles and everything is fine. I have been in medium size battles and performance is horrible. For what ever reason performance is always bad when fighting organized group zergs even if that battle is small in numbers.

jcasini222ub17_ESO

I forget what patch it was, ZoS did something and we lost sound.

Bad yes, but skill lag went poof, fast paced combat was all there. I wish I took a video of an Ash seige but it looked like 2014/15 that cool awesome chaos talking at least 2 full raids for AD/DC plus pugs on both sides . Aside from no sound (would come back if you back away from combat) performance and responsiveness felt amazing. It felt very good to have that old feeling back.

They should revisit whatever they were testing then.

Murkmire patch has been atrocious. Not just for increased performance issues but for the reintroduction of stuff like "stuck in combat" on steriods. Whoever thought of changing the ability to soft swap while in combat while never addressing stuck in combat made a doozy of a misjudgement to put it kindly.

The real frustration comes from using the crown store as a work around to get out of combat.

Kadoin

After Homestead and Morrowind, PvP performance tanked for me. It was never good again...

Oh wait, it was good that time the audio was bugging out after a "fix" that was later reverted.

Somehow battles are smaller than before, yet the performance of the client and server are both terrible.