Played for 3 hours (XBox NA-Haderus) lag free even at places like Sejanus. Then the blues decided taking an undefended non inner 6 keep required 164,937 players without siege after knocking down the front door.

Oh wait, they weren't trying to take it. They were just sitting there farming AP and disconnects because that's the cool new thing to do since they can no longer hide 50 deep in a resource tower.

There really has to be a better way to give out AP than this. Defending a keep is one thing but using 100 people to sit in the courtyard with no intention of actually taking a keep is pretty weak.

Also, getting kicked from this and booting people back to PVE to go hang out in a 113 person queue is the worst. Can we get a bug fix on that one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOCD_Jzre3c
No ETA

We had a good 2 month run where the lag on TF was bearable during NA primetime on weekends, but this past weekend was a sh*t show. I understand they are a business and need to make money, so new dlcs, crown crates, etc. I get it. However, in a game ridden with issues and players begging for improvements, we have to wonder where our sub money is going. ZOS has it well within their capacity to see they have X amt of people paying X amt of $ each month and only using one small zone of the game X amt of time they spend logged in. Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I think playerbase loyalty should account for something in this equation and should be rewarded with, at the very least, a promise to address and improve with some sort of time table.

We're going on 2 yrs now with largely the same performance complaints on performance with many players feeling their complaints largely ignored. I don't think I'm alone when I say alot of us still only log in because there just isn't a better game out there right now, but as soon as there is, we're out.

Gina said today's maintenance is taking longer than usual because they are working on some backend stuff. Fingers crossed it helps out with the recent lag issues.

Every few months the overall performance of the PvP handling improves. Might not be in leaps and bounds and sometimes it might appear downright ***, but it does improve.

How you might ask, fingers barely able to smudge the keys fast enough to be coherent?

Because when the game was first launched you'd regularly have PvP with 2 FPS; constant rollback of the server on a nightly basis; continuous ping of over 2-300 even for those who otherwise have exceptional ping; skill delays and rubber banding that makes today's pale in comparison and the same lag inducing behaviour but without the same level of negative effects.

Might still be god awful, but unless you've a seriously short term memory and/or haven't been playing the game since release then you'll have seen an overall improvement in what the server can handle during the lifetime of the game so far.