Twistedmind if they start restoring the items one by one yes, there is a lot, if you run a simple database query checking table mail, bags, bank joined on userid then it's a matter of hours writing/testing the query and a matter of seconds running it!
This is ofc when they start looking into this based on the priority of the tasks they have
Yes, it is a mater of time I fully agree here. Failing ... yes, not sure if it is us that do it thou. Why they've done it the way they did it is beyond me, not really interested in the reasons, if any! But ... it is a problem, seems like a big one too. How they are handling it so far is not something that I would call good, at least not from my point of view.Twistedmind wrote: »Twistedmind if they start restoring the items one by one yes, there is a lot, if you run a simple database query checking table mail, bags, bank joined on userid then it's a matter of hours writing/testing the query and a matter of seconds running it!
This is ofc when they start looking into this based on the priority of the tasks they have
I don't know how they are doing it..
But since they are doing it - it's just a matter of time when they get things back to all of us who phailed with the gear
Yes, it is a mater of time I fully agree here. Failing ... yes, not sure if it is us that do it thou. Why they've done it the way they did it is beyond me, not really interested in the reasons, if any! But ... it is a problem, seems like a big one too. How they are handling it so far is not something that I would call good, at least not from my point of view.
6 emails, 2 days and no reply getting annoyed about it.
Trust me, I'm developing/supporting the ticket system for one of the biggest IT companies in Norway, what ESO ticket system does, or actually doesn't do, is not normal.Twistedmind wrote: »Yes, it is a mater of time I fully agree here. Failing ... yes, not sure if it is us that do it thou. Why they've done it the way they did it is beyond me, not really interested in the reasons, if any! But ... it is a problem, seems like a big one too. How they are handling it so far is not something that I would call good, at least not from my point of view.
Trust me I work in ISP customer support. Nothing is good from customers point of view generally.
Trust me, I'm developing/supporting the ticket system for one of the biggest IT companies in Norway, what ESO ticket system does, or actually doesn't do, is not normal.
And yes, you are right, customers are a nightmare to handle, but there are steps that are required to reduce the amount of stress at both sides.
Saying nothing, provide no response when a ticket is submitted for every single customer is not something that helps. Leaving your customers in the dark for days about their specific problem is not a good practice at all.
odenskbgb16_ESO wrote: »I did this by accident, remade my character without depositing the items first
I deleted on one of my characters, but it has been deleted on all characters, add me to the list please.
@Twistedmind No, don't get me wrong, I don't want daily updates. I've submitted two tickets, one from inside the game, the second one from the provided links here and there and everywhere. I didn't get any response, not a single email. This is what I refer as leaving the customers in the dark.
From what I've experienced during the beta you'll get an email once someone review your ticket. And this could take days, like it does now, it's more than 48 hours without any kind of response to my problem.
I also deleted the character that initially had the items. =(
Halp!