Maintenance for the week of October 12:
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• PC/Mac: NA and EU megaservers for maintenance – October 12, 6:00AM EDT (10:00 UTC) – 8:00AM EDT (12:00 UTC)
• Xbox One: NA and EU megaservers for maintenance – October 14, 6:00AM EDT (10:00 UTC) – 9:00AM EDT (13:00 UTC)
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The Markarth DLC and Update 28 base game patch are now available to test on the PTS! Read the full patch notes here: https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/categories/pts/
5% patched per day so far...
Thinking about lugging my entire PC down to Starbucks and seeing if their Google Fiber can handle a 22 GB download, but I have to wonder if the bottleneck is even my home Internet. At this rate I'll be able to play 20 days into my subscription. I played in beta just fine, but having migrated the ESO installation to my desktop from my laptop, now get hit with errors ( Unable to load skin ). So I'm trying to reinstall this thing from scratch.
Can anyone say whether the launcher uses a P2P / torrent technology? I'd have more faith in trying Starbucks if so.
Also, the beta install on my laptop works. Is there something I am missing in the registry that makes the game install not-simply copyable to a new location?
Can anyone say whether the launcher uses a P2P / torrent technology? I'd have more faith in trying Starbucks if so.
Also, the beta install on my laptop works. Is there something I am missing in the registry that makes the game install not-simply copyable to a new location?
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Evilmog✭This was a very interesting question. I have a high faith in my ISP, so I removed my client and went to redownload it.
my netstat only added 2 new connections, which would make this appear to be a direct download; which I was downloading at 7 mb/s (my usual).
And your last question is usually just some drivers that get into to your system directory. You'd have to take a look at the install log to see what all was installed, and where.