A bit off-topic. Was anyone able to get a BG tonight on the PC-EU Server? I usually run 1-2 a day just to keep myself in shape, and normally it takes 10-15 minutes to get one but today I was queued for a total of 2.5 hours, in chunks of about 30 minutes and I wasn't able to get any pop. I had no trouble on NA.
A bit off-topic. Was anyone able to get a BG tonight on the PC-EU Server? I usually run 1-2 a day just to keep myself in shape, and normally it takes 10-15 minutes to get one but today I was queued for a total of 2.5 hours, in chunks of about 30 minutes and I wasn't able to get any pop. I had no trouble on NA.
Joinovikova wrote: »A bit off-topic. Was anyone able to get a BG tonight on the PC-EU Server? I usually run 1-2 a day just to keep myself in shape, and normally it takes 10-15 minutes to get one but today I was queued for a total of 2.5 hours, in chunks of about 30 minutes and I wasn't able to get any pop. I had no trouble on NA.
ZOS clearly decided to force player to go test Cyro and do not have relax in BGs....
gatekeeper13 wrote: »This is what Cyro PVP on PC EU looks like...
I_am_Groot wrote: »gatekeeper13 wrote: »This is what Cyro PVP on PC EU looks like...
This just looks like an organized assault on a keep, there's one way to beat this, organize a counter assault
gatekeeper13 wrote: »And some people still believe the melting servers are a result of a problematic engine...
It's the HARDWARE, guys. It can't handle load and high player activity.
gatekeeper13 wrote: »And some people still believe the melting servers are a result of a problematic engine...
It's the HARDWARE, guys. It can't handle load and high player activity.
some of those some people are analyst and know what they are talking about. Something that cant be scalable with hardware (which is the cheapest solution) is a hardware issue. All symptomps are a concurrency problem, and you cant go much further with more hardware... maybe a little with better one, but even with that, performance increase is going to be poor. The game need better analysts, from the first day, but that is difficult, long and expensive to fix nowadays.