Concerning that after two days they still don't know what's going on.
FolksySpade wrote: »Yeah it's absolutely unacceptable.
Here's a clip to show off how consistent and bad the elastic banding is.
It's not just Cyrodiil that's effected, but random dungeons too. People continue to freeze up, elastic band around, and the ping spikes to over 1k with no reason. ZOS should probably address this soon considering it's an ongoing issue. Not just an isolated one from tonight.
It all started around tuesdays maintenance and progressively has gotten worse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyLQPV7EVrY&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX6mnbO7IsM
Dovahkiin02191973 wrote: »I know this doesn't help but I lost connection to the Lobby upon first login this morning. The point is that this is a really big problem and we are back to square one on communication from the Devs. I hope they are working on all of this. Just wish they would give us a status report.
A couple of nights ago, someone in-game suggested that the servers might be adversely affected by solar activity causing the aurora borealis. I really couldn't help but have this come to mind...
A couple of nights ago, someone in-game suggested that the servers might be adversely affected by solar activity causing the aurora borealis. I really couldn't help but have this come to mind...
While solar storms wouldn't affect the fibre most of connect through, they heavily affect satellites which would result in satellite traffic being re-routed through fibre, possibly saturating some links. This would be especially true of of submarine cables connecting continents.
In theory solar storms can also affect wifi.
Also, the red sea cable cuts could affect traffic in europe because of re-routing, in theory.
It seems a disproportionate number of players experiencing increased issues lately are connecting to NA servers from different continents. I'm not saying everyone affected by recent issues fall into that category, but there seems to be a bias towards it.
What we're experiencing isn't the run of the mill northern lights, but a G5 solar/geomagnetic storm, which hasn't happened since 2003. They can cause major issues with satellites and a variety of other issues.For the record, this is mostly just a funny joke that popped into my head at the mere mention of the nothern lights. Though I am aware that it could affect at least some parts of the internet system.
What we're experiencing isn't the run of the mill northern lights, but a G5 solar/geomagnetic storm, which hasn't happened since 2003. They can cause major issues with satellites and a variety of other issues.For the record, this is mostly just a funny joke that popped into my head at the mere mention of the nothern lights. Though I am aware that it could affect at least some parts of the internet system.