kcolasaccob14_ESO wrote: »You guys do realize that they've had the information and site up for a few days and have been saying, "go here and set up your account". I'm in the same boat as everyone else, I have "the line is paused" up on my screen too but I mostly blame myself for not taking care of it sooner.
But LOL at all the people saying they should be able to handle it. The Queue-it was actually a good idea when considering that trying to get everyone on all at once would probably crash the site. I just wish I knew more about that company and if the line really is paused. Maybe they aren't up to this task either.
In the meantime, I'll find something else to do. But go ahead and rage on as if your life is meaningless unless you're playing a video game.
Bloodmonarch wrote: »I say let us all rejoice at the popularity of ESO, I'd rather queue to set up subscription, than breeze through it and log back into a dead game.....REJOICE!!
This is a joke. Any company with even basic IT competence can have sufficient capacity ready for a flood of users if they know exactly how many users it will be and when it will occur.
It's not like they didn't know exactly how many copies have been sold and how many of them have subscribed so far.
Not necessary, they may know the size of the user base but there may be many factors in play which may cause an influx at one giving point. Plus, why buy servers that will always have 40-50% capacity space which is not used, when you can let it reach the capacity and then increase to your requirements (thus saving money). There will be a lot of variables at play which make it difficult to forecast.
metaldrummer1962b14a_ESO wrote: »Not going to sub for this kind of service
JonathanJeweet wrote: »Bloodmonarch wrote: »I say let us all rejoice at the popularity of ESO, I'd rather queue to set up subscription, than breeze through it and log back into a dead game.....REJOICE!!
Really, you wouldn't rather be playing solo than waiting in a queue to pay money?
seangcxqb14_ESO wrote: »This is a joke. Any company with even basic IT competence can have sufficient capacity ready for a flood of users if they know exactly how many users it will be and when it will occur.
It's not like they didn't know exactly how many copies have been sold and how many of them have subscribed so far.
Not necessary, they may know the size of the user base but there may be many factors in play which may cause an influx at one giving point. Plus, why buy servers that will always have 40-50% capacity space which is not used, when you can let it reach the capacity and then increase to your requirements (thus saving money). There will be a lot of variables at play which make it difficult to forecast.
That is outdated thinking. We no longer have to actually buy servers when we want temporary additional resources - there is a reason cloud computing is so popular.
And somehow I think you'll survive having to wait a bit to play on a Sunday morning. Being rich or poor makes no difference, wait out the queue, play when it's ready and go forward in life just like everyone else.devestaterdawnb14_ESO wrote: »Death nail. They where not ready. Unacceptable. I paid very good money for this and I am NOT rich. Had to save every dime.
Has anybody had any luck getting through? The game seems to believe that my password is incorrect also. It is not! and I also have 100 in front and a paused line. I echo what Kataleena said. I had one afternoon this week to play it, which is now and I cannot get in. I am close to cancelling my account.
I hadn't been able to log in all week, since Monday anyway. I suppose I could have paid closer attention to the fine print. Lucky ducks logged in with low population while the rest of us quacks are sitting in line!Understand completely. I had my thesis defense on Friday... But I did log in on Wednesday and saw the launcher telling everyone to sign up for sub plan. It perhaps wasn't understood or given the time of day to read, but it wasn't unexpected or unwarned either.
Bloodmonarch wrote: »Its not really an issue as such, there are clearly many thousands, maybe 100's of thousands trying to set up an account, all at the same time.