ltolman4b14_ESO wrote: »
RUN A REPAIR TOOL ON YOUR CLIENT
Tried this - did absolutely nothing.. still missing the 100 odd items/stacks and the gold I had in my bank when it was trashed.
TurkeyBurgers wrote: »For those who lost bank upgrades/items/deposited gold, you may want to look at this thread: A fix "may" come in this week, but it won't be retroactive. IOW, we won't be getting back what we lost unfortunately.
Welp there goes 100K worth of gold and the ten days game time it took to get it, all of my crafting items, all of my uniques, purples, maps, stored hard gold, invested gold to upgrade to a 100 slot bank, trinkets, pets...basically everything.
Gone, all gone.
All that hard work and nothing absolutely nothing to show for it.
No, as in zero, effort is being made to find and restore our lost items and gold?
You guys didn't plan and prepare for something like this?
There was no contingency plan?
No backup?
SERIOUSLY?
Is this a joke?
Are people going to be fired over this and replaced with competent workers?
My 200 dollars a year is rewarding me with incompetence and unprepared uninsightful visoionless workers?
If I lost 100,000 peoples possessions at my job and made no effort to recover their lost items not only would I get fired, I would probably get charges pressed against me.
Sheer incompetence.
Completely unacceptable.
Absolutely disgusting.
Bravo Zeni. The Tortanic is sinking.
Free to play here we come.
You can't bail the water out from an iceberg with forum moderators carrying pails sending cute emails out.
And if you lack the foresight to see the ship ahead of you that hit it and learn from it's mistakes you deserve this game to go free to play, which it most assuredly will with this level of talent running the show.
Man the lifeboats, this subscription model is taking on water.
Did you read the whole thing?
Missing Bank Slots, Stored Bank Items, and Skill Points – We're continuing to investigate the issue, and are working on a fix now. As soon as the fix is ready, we will push it out to the live megaservers. Please note: This may result in a second maintenance this week and when we do push the fix, it will not be retroactive. Know that we want to make this right for all impacted—we’re still exploring options to help those who have stored items/gold, and bank slots go missing.
Yes, they are going to restore things, but it will probably have to be done manually.
Did you read the whole thing?
Missing Bank Slots, Stored Bank Items, and Skill Points – We're continuing to investigate the issue, and are working on a fix now. As soon as the fix is ready, we will push it out to the live megaservers. Please note: This may result in a second maintenance this week and when we do push the fix, it will not be retroactive. Know that we want to make this right for all impacted—we’re still exploring options to help those who have stored items/gold, and bank slots go missing.
Yes, they are going to restore things, but it will probably have to be done manually.
Yes, I did read the whole thing. IMHO, ZOS doesn't know how to handle the situation and, as you say, the only real option is a manual restore. Given the sheer number of impacted people, this "option" isn't practical. Why do I say this? Manually "fixing" the lost bank upgrades/deposits is probably the "easier" part (assuming ZOS is going back into the logs, etc.). By contrast, going through lost items is a whole other ball of wax that would be even more time consuming, so I just don't see this happening. I'd like to be proven wrong.
Assuming, arguendo, ZOS can't restore lost items, how would you propose "compensation"? Values are subjective (what you ascribe as the value of some item may be very different than my opinion of the very same item), so compensation based on some arbitrary measure won't satisfy everyone affected.
Again, I'd like to be proven wrong, and am curious as to what options ZOS has in mind in terms of "making things right".
As I posted in the patch thread, this will cause me to cancel my account.
As a general rule I don't really get too upset about these things, and that rule still stands. Maybe I'm to old and weak willed, but upset or not, there is no way I'm starting over again.
Almost any bug I will tolerate (especially at the beginning) but this one, to me personally is game breaking. So much so that this is the first time in 15 yearsish of online gaming I have ever posted anything to a forum.
I have loved every title from Bethesda, and really can't wait for the next one. They have provided me with so much quality entertainment over the years that I broke another rule of mine (born from the pain of every other MMO launch) which was to never buy an MMO sight unseen for at least 6 months. But Bethesda on the box made it worth that gamble, so all my friends sent me in as some sorta fanboy guinea pig.
I wish you all the best (as long as you're not too distracted to make me another great RPS) but if I love you this much and can't even stomach the idea of logging on and starting over, there is no way that in good conscience I can tell my friends to make the purchase.
I'll keep my eyes on your progress and cross my fingers for ya, but in the interim for the obvious reasons outlined above, I'll be moving on.
I'm not upset about the lost money in any way. Consider it a tip for getting my GF addicted to gaming via Fallout. She is so much prettier when she isn't talking my face off while simultaneously judging me while I'm trying to get my nerd on.
Good Luck and Godspeed
As a general rule I don't really get too upset about these things, and that rule still stands. Maybe I'm to old and weak willed, but upset or not, there is no way I'm starting over again.
Almost any bug I will tolerate (especially at the beginning) but this one, to me personally is game breaking. So much so that this is the first time in 15 yearsish of online gaming I have ever posted anything to a forum.
I have loved every title from Bethesda, and really can't wait for the next one. They have provided me with so much quality entertainment over the years that I broke another rule of mine (born from the pain of every other MMO launch) which was to never buy an MMO sight unseen for at least 6 months. But Bethesda on the box made it worth that gamble, so all my friends sent me in as some sorta fanboy guinea pig.
I wish you all the best (as long as you're not too distracted to make me another great RPS) but if I love you this much and can't even stomach the idea of logging on and starting over, there is no way that in good conscience I can tell my friends to make the purchase.
I'll keep my eyes on your progress and cross my fingers for ya, but in the interim for the obvious reasons outlined above, I'll be moving on.
I'm not upset about the lost money in any way. Consider it a tip for getting my GF addicted to gaming via Fallout. She is so much prettier when she isn't talking my face off while simultaneously judging me while I'm trying to get my nerd on.
Good Luck and Godspeed