bmannb16_ESO wrote: »It’s gotten so bad I can only enjoy the Saturday morning, the rest of the week is an exercise in frustration.
BUMP
The best way to deal with this is for server strikes...arrange a few days or even a week where the entirety of the eso community of all platforms abandon the game and cancel subs.make every red flag wave for zos and bethesda. The effort that zos put into there content is something truly remarkable, but how can we play when half the time your getting booted off the game before character select.Flood every single section with performance threads for the week. None of this nerf this and nerf that..just straight up performance (constructive ofc)
The entire forum every section... performance issues 100 threads of poor performance in each category and sub category. Bad publicity is any game developers nightmare
Let the good folk at zos and bethesda know that we love the game... always have but enough is enough.we want playable content...then new content.. no more of our money or time or money is going into the game until a recognizable change is made.
Working content before new content.
Viva la revolution!!!!!!!!!
ZOS has got to have a talk with Akamai for us overseas players. It’s currently adding anywhere from 50-100 ms of latency which is much worse than it was for a while. All normal ping tests and my RTT graph for my routing service display a stable and solid 245 ms time to ZOS servers. Get in game and it rarely drops below 300 anymore and it’s been wildly unstable lately on top of that. We’re starting to hit trash levels of performance again.
The sky is always falling.
Every patch there’s a new salt dog claiming the patch has screwed their performance.
The sky is always falling.
Every patch there’s a new salt dog claiming the patch has screwed their performance.
Bro it took me quite literally 2 seconds to bar swap tonight on Sotha, but oddly enough it only showed 181 ping (which is still high compared to its previous standards). So I'm casting my shields on the back bar, quickly try to go back to the front on offensive but it didn't actually swap, so I'm standing there spamming shields.
This is not okay. The game should not be performing as bad as it is, and it's getting worse. PvP is complete and utter dogsh*t right now.
CatchMeTrolling wrote: »
CatchMeTrolling wrote: »The best way to deal with this is for server strikes...arrange a few days or even a week where the entirety of the eso community of all platforms abandon the game and cancel subs.make every red flag wave for zos and bethesda. The effort that zos put into there content is something truly remarkable, but how can we play when half the time your getting booted off the game before character select.Flood every single section with performance threads for the week. None of this nerf this and nerf that..just straight up performance (constructive ofc)
The entire forum every section... performance issues 100 threads of poor performance in each category and sub category. Bad publicity is any game developers nightmare
Let the good folk at zos and bethesda know that we love the game... always have but enough is enough.we want playable content...then new content.. no more of our money or time or money is going into the game until a recognizable change is made.
Working content before new content.
Viva la revolution!!!!!!!!!
I’d prefer an update just addressing performance, fixes and bugs but it’s probably not going to happen because pve content must be pushed out. A new expansion is on its way , which can either fix some key problems or simply add on to the poor performance. Lately it seems to be the latter.
CatchMeTrolling wrote: »ZOS has got to have a talk with Akamai for us overseas players. It’s currently adding anywhere from 50-100 ms of latency which is much worse than it was for a while. All normal ping tests and my RTT graph for my routing service display a stable and solid 245 ms time to ZOS servers. Get in game and it rarely drops below 300 anymore and it’s been wildly unstable lately on top of that. We’re starting to hit trash levels of performance again.
What’s Akamai?
CatchMeTrolling wrote: »The best way to deal with this is for server strikes...arrange a few days or even a week where the entirety of the eso community of all platforms abandon the game and cancel subs.make every red flag wave for zos and bethesda. The effort that zos put into there content is something truly remarkable, but how can we play when half the time your getting booted off the game before character select.Flood every single section with performance threads for the week. None of this nerf this and nerf that..just straight up performance (constructive ofc)
The entire forum every section... performance issues 100 threads of poor performance in each category and sub category. Bad publicity is any game developers nightmare
Let the good folk at zos and bethesda know that we love the game... always have but enough is enough.we want playable content...then new content.. no more of our money or time or money is going into the game until a recognizable change is made.
Working content before new content.
Viva la revolution!!!!!!!!!
I’d prefer an update just addressing performance, fixes and bugs but it’s probably not going to happen because pve content must be pushed out. A new expansion is on its way , which can either fix some key problems or simply add on to the poor performance. Lately it seems to be the latter.
Why would it influence PVE content? There's separate teams working on different aspects of the game, and I can guarantee there's a separate team responsible for managing the servers. The problem would more be how many resources are allocated to that team, or how many people on on that team.CatchMeTrolling wrote: »ZOS has got to have a talk with Akamai for us overseas players. It’s currently adding anywhere from 50-100 ms of latency which is much worse than it was for a while. All normal ping tests and my RTT graph for my routing service display a stable and solid 245 ms time to ZOS servers. Get in game and it rarely drops below 300 anymore and it’s been wildly unstable lately on top of that. We’re starting to hit trash levels of performance again.
What’s Akamai?
Akamai is the DDOS protection service Zenimax uses to prevent DDOS attacks. Mid to late last year, Akamai opened a new data center in Singapore, and has routed most Oceanic traffic to that data center rather than the NA center. Problem is, there's so many connections in that area of Asia that our ping has basically doubled since then, because our traffic is having to make like 5x as many hops as it used to.
The fix is literally just routing the affected Oceanic traffic directly to the US and dealing with it in the NA data center, and we know this because we can do this ourselves with VPN's -- I use Mudfish, which sends my traffic straight across to the US, where it's treated as ordinary US traffic, and since using it, my ping has literally halved, back to what it was before. But why should we have to pay for a third-party VPN, just to fix Akamai's screw up?
FleetwoodSmack wrote: »CatchMeTrolling wrote: »
They pretty much are.
Darkestnght wrote: »Honestly I do no think money will fix everything. It wont get any better until a breakthrough/new generation of technology emerges in my opinion.