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Verbal_Earthworm wrote: »Well, I'm in a 16 minute login queue so I might as well lurk here while I wait.
It's 8.30pm on a Friday night.
I wonder how long the queues will be over the weekend.
It being Easter and all the kids being off school for two weeks.
It would be nice to get an update on this debacle.
If anyone actually cares that is.
BrightOblivion wrote: »Tavore1138 wrote: »Not wanting to be a d**k about a problem situation and with all appropriate sympathy to ALL players impacted - is the queue designed to favour those who pay a monthly sub as with other games that have both subbing and free players?
Personally I'd be disappointed to be in a queue behind players who don't pay.
Then you needn't worry, because everyone who plays this game outside of a free week has paid in some form or fashion. You don't get access to DLC/expansions without buying them, either with your money/crowns or by giving gold to others in exchange for the crown gift (thus sinking those crowns and necessitating that more be bought in order to fill other orders). If people have access to parts of the game, it's because they bought that access.
As someone who's bought every single DLC that's come out and several costumes, and who has given gold in exchange for various crown store items, I can assure you that the money which I have spent or caused to be spent on my behalf is no less green and no less valuable or useful in funding the game. This myth that non-ESO+ members are somehow freeloaders is just that, a myth, and, with all due respect, it needs to stop.
Balderredux wrote: »"Approximate Wait Time: 30 sec" - for the last 15 minutes or so... And this is while attempting to relog within the 20 minute grace window.
Grateful for the info, just a pity that the system doesn't work as described.
What_In_Tarnation wrote: »Just a guess here. The huge spike at late March is because lots of players in this game have multiple accounts, so they can maximum jubilee boxes as many as they can. And I don't think this is tin foil hat at all. One of my friend has like 4 or 5 accounts so he can do the daily crafting writs at the 1st week. Not to mention there must be players with same method in this game. Now 2nd week will be multiple account sharing quests for each other while only require 1 character did the work (as long as other character around I think). 3rd and 4th week might not handy here, but then the 5th week will be total chaos again.
TequilaFire wrote: »What_In_Tarnation wrote: »Just a guess here. The huge spike at late March is because lots of players in this game have multiple accounts, so they can maximum jubilee boxes as many as they can. And I don't think this is tin foil hat at all. One of my friend has like 4 or 5 accounts so he can do the daily crafting writs at the 1st week. Not to mention there must be players with same method in this game. Now 2nd week will be multiple account sharing quests for each other while only require 1 character did the work (as long as other character around I think). 3rd and 4th week might not handy here, but then the 5th week will be total chaos again.
Normally you can only log in on one account at a time though.
What_In_Tarnation wrote: »TequilaFire wrote: »What_In_Tarnation wrote: »Just a guess here. The huge spike at late March is because lots of players in this game have multiple accounts, so they can maximum jubilee boxes as many as they can. And I don't think this is tin foil hat at all. One of my friend has like 4 or 5 accounts so he can do the daily crafting writs at the 1st week. Not to mention there must be players with same method in this game. Now 2nd week will be multiple account sharing quests for each other while only require 1 character did the work (as long as other character around I think). 3rd and 4th week might not handy here, but then the 5th week will be total chaos again.
Normally you can only log in on one account at a time though.
Probably only true when you have 1 pc though.
jbjondeaueb17_ESO wrote: »What_In_Tarnation wrote: »TequilaFire wrote: »What_In_Tarnation wrote: »Just a guess here. The huge spike at late March is because lots of players in this game have multiple accounts, so they can maximum jubilee boxes as many as they can. And I don't think this is tin foil hat at all. One of my friend has like 4 or 5 accounts so he can do the daily crafting writs at the 1st week. Not to mention there must be players with same method in this game. Now 2nd week will be multiple account sharing quests for each other while only require 1 character did the work (as long as other character around I think). 3rd and 4th week might not handy here, but then the 5th week will be total chaos again.
Normally you can only log in on one account at a time though.
Probably only true when you have 1 pc though.
Even with several computers I hardly see somebody managing to play several characters at the same time, or is this player an octopus ?
TequilaFire wrote: »Didn't mean to derail that is why I prefaced my statement with the word "normally" as multi-boxing is against TOS.
SteveCampsOut wrote: »BrightOblivion wrote: »Tavore1138 wrote: »Not wanting to be a d**k about a problem situation and with all appropriate sympathy to ALL players impacted - is the queue designed to favour those who pay a monthly sub as with other games that have both subbing and free players?
Personally I'd be disappointed to be in a queue behind players who don't pay.
Then you needn't worry, because everyone who plays this game outside of a free week has paid in some form or fashion. You don't get access to DLC/expansions without buying them, either with your money/crowns or by giving gold to others in exchange for the crown gift (thus sinking those crowns and necessitating that more be bought in order to fill other orders). If people have access to parts of the game, it's because they bought that access.
As someone who's bought every single DLC that's come out and several costumes, and who has given gold in exchange for various crown store items, I can assure you that the money which I have spent or caused to be spent on my behalf is no less green and no less valuable or useful in funding the game. This myth that non-ESO+ members are somehow freeloaders is just that, a myth, and, with all due respect, it needs to stop.
It may seem like a Myth but your stance is just as Disingenuous if you think ESO+ members haven't paid more to play this game that those who have dropped as little as $15 for the game and each DLC while the ESO+ members dropped that and much much more by paying monthly subscription fees! Acting like ESO+ members haven't paid more needs to stop too!
TequilaFire wrote: »It is 4:07 PM EST here in Miami, USA that is what 9:07 PM in UK and I logged in with no queue on the EU server.
Isn't that prime on a Friday?
Does logging in from US bypass the queue?
hmmm..
EU Easter holiday will be over in 2 weeks.
FIX in about 2 weeks per Zos.
Interesting coincidence, eh?