thatnorthernmonkey wrote: »It's been 30 minutes since the problems started, patience young padawan.
Dread_Viking wrote: »thatnorthernmonkey wrote: »It's been 30 minutes since the problems started, patience young padawan.
30 minutes is way to long with no info all it takes is 2 sec to say we know we have a problem !
Shad0wfire99 wrote: »Dread_Viking wrote: »thatnorthernmonkey wrote: »It's been 30 minutes since the problems started, patience young padawan.
30 minutes is way to long with no info all it takes is 2 sec to say we know we have a problem !
How would them saying that they know there's a problem make the situation better? As stated above, it's been 30 minutes, you'd still be having the same problems.
Shad0wfire99 wrote: »Dread_Viking wrote: »thatnorthernmonkey wrote: »It's been 30 minutes since the problems started, patience young padawan.
30 minutes is way to long with no info all it takes is 2 sec to say we know we have a problem !
How would them saying that they know there's a problem make the situation better? As stated above, it's been 30 minutes, you'd still be having the same problems.
Thevampirenight wrote: »if it helps move to North Americas Server. Na is working fine at the moment.
Thevampirenight wrote: »if it helps move to North Americas Server. Na is working fine at the moment.
Ever thought about that their CMs not being in the office right now (as it's still night over there) and the technicians (that may or may not know about the issue) do not post here?
It just does. Good customer service works. Often a simple acknowledgement of a problem can take the wind out of a customer's frustrations. Obviously that problem will also have to be resolved, but the way a customer is treated is a huge factor.Shad0wfire99 wrote: »
How would them saying that they know there's a problem make the situation better?
Shad0wfire99 wrote: »Dread_Viking wrote: »thatnorthernmonkey wrote: »It's been 30 minutes since the problems started, patience young padawan.
30 minutes is way to long with no info all it takes is 2 sec to say we know we have a problem !
How would them saying that they know there's a problem make the situation better? As stated above, it's been 30 minutes, you'd still be having the same problems.
I_killed_Vivec wrote: »Shad0wfire99 wrote: »Dread_Viking wrote: »thatnorthernmonkey wrote: »It's been 30 minutes since the problems started, patience young padawan.
30 minutes is way to long with no info all it takes is 2 sec to say we know we have a problem !
How would them saying that they know there's a problem make the situation better? As stated above, it's been 30 minutes, you'd still be having the same problems.
If they don't know that there's a problem then it's worthwhile telling them.
How are we supposed to know that they know? It makes good customer relations to just tell us they know and they are working on it.
If nothing else it will stop people complaining that they have been left in the dark.
It's hard to imagine other scenarios where a delay of over 30 minutes would just be ignored - imagine waiting for a train that was 30 minutes late but nobody told you what was going on... the idea that you should simply "be patient" is ridiculous.
Thevampirenight wrote: »Well I was joking around with the move to na sever comment I am sure they are working on it. Or getting someone to check it out.
Thevampirenight wrote: »Well I was joking around with the move to na sever comment I am sure they are working on it. Or getting someone to check it out.
It's just the EU server. How dare we peasants expect anything from our American overlords.
R.I.P. EU server.
How does this make them disrespectful?
Anaksimandar wrote: »How does this make them disrespectful?
Depends on what you mean by "this", if you just mean server not being available than no, that is something that can always happen. But not communicating with their client base is quite disrespectful, because we are the ones paying for their jobs, it is our money that enables them to work there, so it is disrespectful of them not to hire more forum staff or any other staff who will make sure to communicate with clients in occasions such as this.
As others before me have mentioned, just a mere acknowledgement from their side would calm me, and apparently a lot of other people here.
josefcifkaeb17_ESO wrote: »On the german forum, there's usually a really swift reaction from the staff, it's just the EN forum that gets ignored.
This case is exactly the same.