Your timezone isn't remotely most.pete5210b14_ESO wrote: »How dare they do maintenance in the middle of the day when people should be at work, then the average Joe works the 9-5.
Just how dare they!
Dunno what you're talking about it's nearly 18, most people came back from work now.
LimeCupcake, i have nothing against maitenances.. but when they so unexpected and devs dont do any coments on it - it terrible. And again it second maint. today.
DukeofChutney wrote: »Is this traditional Eurocentrism? How dare an American company keep American hours, or in any way inconvenience the one European player who didn't see them post the down times a day in advance and plan accordingly. Spoiledbratism more likely the case.
LimeCupcake wrote: »It floors me how much people complain about this. When you sign up for a sub you know the company is going to do maintenance. WoW, Rift, GW2, SWTOR, all did/do it. As the game gets older and more established and there are less bugs I think you will find they take down the servers less often or when they do it is for shorter periods of time. Until then I am afraid the options are 1.) Deal with it like thousands of other people have to. 2.) Don't deal with it, don't pay for the game and go to a f2p.
I guess this sounds a little mean. I am just over people bitching all the time. You aren't the only person paying and playing this game.
Your timezone isn't remotely most.pete5210b14_ESO wrote: »How dare they do maintenance in the middle of the day when people should be at work, then the average Joe works the 9-5.
Just how dare they!
Dunno what you're talking about it's nearly 18, most people came back from work now.
AlexDougherty wrote: »Tip for Zenimax, it's not scheduled maintenance if you only tell people minutes before it happens, minimum of a couple of hours for it to be called scheduled, peferably a day or more.
DukeofChutney wrote: »Is this traditional Eurocentrism? How dare an American company keep American hours, or in any way inconvenience the one European player who didn't see them post the down times a day in advance and plan accordingly. Spoiledbratism more likely the case.
I'm just wondering why this American company is so hopelessly unprofessional. Maintenance is stretching into the early evening again now. That's a predictable risk when patching it seems so why aggravate your customers instead of paying employees to work evening shifts?
DukeofChutney wrote: »Is this traditional Eurocentrism? How dare an American company keep American hours, or in any way inconvenience the one European player who didn't see them post the down times a day in advance and plan accordingly. Spoiledbratism more likely the case.
I'm just wondering why this American company is so hopelessly unprofessional. Maintenance is stretching into the early evening again now. That's a predictable risk when patching it seems so why aggravate your customers instead of paying employees to work evening shifts?
LimeCupcake wrote: »It floors me how much people complain about this. When you sign up for a sub you know the company is going to do maintenance. WoW, Rift, GW2, SWTOR, all did/do it. As the game gets older and more established and there are less bugs I think you will find they take down the servers less often or when they do it is for shorter periods of time. Until then I am afraid the options are 1.) Deal with it like thousands of other people have to. 2.) Don't deal with it, don't pay for the game and go to a f2p.
I guess this sounds a little mean. I am just over people bitching all the time. You aren't the only person paying and playing this game.
That's not entirely true. GW2 doesn't have maintenance. When they roll out a patch, you get an ingame message saying there's a new build and that you should restart. Then your client patches and you can log right back in. Yep, there is, in fact, a better way to deploy patches than server downtimes.
That said, tho, I'd rather have maintenance than a buggy game.
You folks really haven't played many MMOs have you? I have played most of them and can tell you this is nothing new.
You folks really haven't played many MMOs have you? I have played most of them and can tell you this is nothing new. They do a patch, the patch breaks something and they go in to fix it. It takes forever and the forums get clogged with people whining because somehow their lives are devoid of meaning if they can't get into the game RIGHT now. If you want to play MMOs you need to just get used to the idea that there are unscheduled maintenance periods and they can take a while. And very often you don't get any notes on them until it is over. (Ohh, and most games I have played, Scheduled maintenance is Tuesday mornings sometimes bleeding into Tuesday afternoon... I wonder what today is?)
AlexDougherty wrote: »Tip for Zenimax, it's not scheduled maintenance if you only tell people minutes before it happens, minimum of a couple of hours for it to be called scheduled, peferably a day or more.
Did they call the the second maintenance; scheduled?? I don't think they did.
AlexDougherty wrote: »Yes, in a message on the server status forum they actually call it scheduled
@ ZOS you all ready had 3 hours now you want more ??? so far you've wasted almost 4 of my days to play i hope you will reimburse us for this DREADFUL start.
Reignskream wrote: »LimeCupcake wrote: »It floors me how much people complain about this. When you sign up for a sub you know the company is going to do maintenance. WoW, Rift, GW2, SWTOR, all did/do it. As the game gets older and more established and there are less bugs I think you will find they take down the servers less often or when they do it is for shorter periods of time. Until then I am afraid the options are 1.) Deal with it like thousands of other people have to. 2.) Don't deal with it, don't pay for the game and go to a f2p.
I guess this sounds a little mean. I am just over people bitching all the time. You aren't the only person paying and playing this game.
I think half the problem is people don't read what they accept. Clearly states in the agreement that ZOS can take the servers down at any time unannounced, whenever they feel they need to.
I'm just wondering why this American company is so hopelessly unprofessional. Maintenance is stretching into the early evening again now. That's a predictable risk when patching it seems so why aggravate your customers instead of paying employees to work evening shifts?
Cuz It's Amerika Love it Or leave it's servers ? I don't know but are there any good European game companies out there we can all switch too ?