ZOS does not offer compensation, it's in the Terms.
They might purely out of the kindness of their hearts extend the event.
This is not to be interpreted as compensation.. because the Terms do not allow for compensation.
ESO is provided as is.
KhajiitFelix wrote: »Nope you don't deserve anything.
Imperial_Voice wrote: »You deserve nothing and shall recieve it in abundance.
Verbal_Earthworm wrote: »Imperial_Voice wrote: »You deserve nothing and shall recieve it in abundance.
And you can shush too.
Imperial_Voice wrote: »Verbal_Earthworm wrote: »Imperial_Voice wrote: »You deserve nothing and shall recieve it in abundance.
And you can shush too.
I can.... But will I? Actually yes because I no longer need to be here. I still vote "no," but I hope crap gets sorted and you can get your play time in.
ZOS does not offer compensation, it's in the Terms.
They might purely out of the kindness of their hearts extend the event.
This is not to be interpreted as compensation.. because the Terms do not allow for compensation.
ESO is provided as is.
ZOS does not offer compensation, it's in the Terms.
They might purely out of the kindness of their hearts extend the event.
This is not to be interpreted as compensation.. because the Terms do not allow for compensation.
ESO is provided as is.
dominguero96 wrote: »ZOS does not offer compensation, it's in the Terms.
They might purely out of the kindness of their hearts extend the event.
This is not to be interpreted as compensation.. because the Terms do not allow for compensation.
ESO is provided as is.
Actually that's not true, even if you sign the terms.
We're in the EU and ZOS has a product sold in it's zone, so according to our right we can demand a compensation if the product for example " don´t have the quality nor the performance of products of the same type". This is just an example, there're other condition that ZOS do not fulfill.
imredneckson wrote: »Demands don't work with ZOS and since YOU agreed to the ToS, you have forfeited your right to demand/fight for/ etc. compensation from the company.
Also if ya don't want players to tell you the rules you signed, don't post on the forums. Telling them to shush when they are giving you information about a legally binding document that YOU willingly signed just shows immaturity.
Good luck with that.Verbal_Earthworm wrote: »UK law states that I am entitled to compensation if I seek it.
dominguero96 wrote: »ZOS does not offer compensation, it's in the Terms.
They might purely out of the kindness of their hearts extend the event.
This is not to be interpreted as compensation.. because the Terms do not allow for compensation.
ESO is provided as is.
Actually that's not true, even if you sign the terms.
We're in the EU and ZOS has a product sold in it's zone, so according to our right we can demand a compensation if the product for example " don´t have the quality nor the performance of products of the same type". This is just an example, there're other condition that ZOS do not fulfill.
Well, that's a tad difficult because...Verbal_Earthworm wrote: »So, how will I be compensated?
...they did add that legalese to cover their bu... behind.ZOS does not offer compensation, it's in the Terms.
Longer term: we are spinning up additional hardware in both our NA and EU datacenters in order to support our growing user base. We expect the time frame for this to be about two weeks, but we will keep you posted. And yes, we are adding more capacity to PC NA as well as EU because we are rapidly approaching the same problem in NA and want to get ahead of it. We will also be looking very closely at our Console megaservers to make sure they have enough capacity.
Verbal_Earthworm wrote: »