With my slow internet I assumed it would take hours for the update to make it to my computer. I never sit at my computer impatiently waiting for major updates because of my internet. So I'm happy that I have at least had a chance to have a fresh pot of coffee and a chance for my eyes to open as they work on this issue.
When its fixed and back online I'll be wide awake and can enjoy the new chapter.
I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
As someone who worked in customer service for a few years, I can absolutely, totally and unequivocally tell you that no, the customer is not always right. Rarely is a customer right.
I'm guessing your customer service wasn't very good then, where i come from if you pay for something and it's not what is promised then you get your money back hence the customer is always right.
There’s a great difference between letting them think they’re right and the customer actually being right, no?
In any case I think everyone should do a stint in customer service just to get a good feel for how petty some people can be.
scorpius2k1 wrote: »I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
Agreed 100% but naivety and white-knighting will always exist, unfortunately.
Kiralyn2000 wrote: »scorpius2k1 wrote: »I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
Agreed 100% but naivety and white-knighting will always exist, unfortunately.
It's not "naivety and white-knighting". It's not even a ZoS thing.
It's rationality & pragmatic understanding.
Every MMO I've ever played has had issues on Big Patch Day (a lot of online AAA games on launch day, as well). I've been seeing "I took the day off to Binge Play Awesome New Game, and it's down! How Dare They! Compensation! Rabble rabble rabble!" ranting posts for close to two decades. And yet, somehow, there's always someone new who missed the memo. How do you manage to be a gamer in the modern era, and not be aware that Patch Day will likely be Game Is Down For Hours Day?
Or is it all just performative outrage, from the Professionally Offended who are always looking for an opportunity to throw around things like "compensation!" or "white knighting!"
YET!HerbalMentalist wrote: »
Atleast some of you guys can still play for a little while, on this day. Now I don't mind it too much, but there are people who are worse off.
For me in Europe, the maintenance started at 8:00 AM. And it is now still going at 6:30 PM(18:30). Which is basically the entire day. And the servers are not up yet!
I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
As someone who worked in customer service for a few years, I can absolutely, totally and unequivocally tell you that no, the customer is not always right. Rarely is a customer right.
I'm guessing your customer service wasn't very good then, where i come from if you pay for something and it's not what is promised then you get your money back hence the customer is always right.
There’s a great difference between letting them think they’re right and the customer actually being right, no?
In any case I think everyone should do a stint in customer service just to get a good feel for how petty some people can be.
Not really as long as an unhappy customer gets their money back i could not care less what a customer support worker thinks to be honest.

robertthebard wrote: »robertthebard wrote: »
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
Really. That invalidates all the years I spent working in clubs. We routinely threw out customers that had paid a cover charge.
Right. Because that’s a perfectly valid analogy to what’s going on here. /s
Woah there Sally, a paying customer is a paying customer, right? So now it's "but that makes perfect sense, and we can't have that in a forum discussion that's meant to thrash someone else"?
I am amazed at the tolerance here.
Zos offers something for sale, you buy it and then it doesn't work.
Disappointment (again) everywhere.
Indeed: "something" can go wrong once, but if "something" always goes wrong, thats not good and "there is a pandemic on" is no excuses. If an offer or a promise cannot be fulfilled, wouldn't it be better to postpone it?
Then no one is disappointed.
And please don't reply with the proposal to stop playing TESO, that is not a solution but an attemt to run away from a problem.
It's already been postponed by a week which is why i'm scratching my head as to why zos is not offering refunds to a product it is struggling to deliver.Give you your are money back then you can't complain.
And what ever happens once something is paid for the customer is always right.
As someone who worked in customer service for a few years, I can absolutely, totally and unequivocally tell you that no, the customer is not always right. Rarely is a customer right.
I'm guessing your customer service wasn't very good then, where i come from if you pay for something and it's not what is promised then you get your money back hence the customer is always right.
There’s a great difference between letting them think they’re right and the customer actually being right, no?
In any case I think everyone should do a stint in customer service just to get a good feel for how petty some people can be.
Not really as long as an unhappy customer gets their money back i could not care less what a customer support worker thinks to be honest.
How do you know a customer is unhappy? They’re talking at you
In any case I see we have a big difference of opinion and reach an impasse, so I wish you peace and hope you enjoy ESO when the servers are back up.
I can't PvP so I'll have to do some forum PvP for a bit. I have no patience left anymore after seeing what's happening with each update to this game's performance becoming more unplayable every single time with nothing done about it. There needs to be consequences for such a big mistake not once but twice in a row and I don't see that happening.
What is being done to prevent this issue from happening again?