Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
SWTOR. for all the game's issues, not only accountwide purchases are genuinely accountwide, but you CNA in fact transfer characters between US and EU.
that said, its the only MMO that I personaly know of. WoW doesn't even have the same client between US and EU, you have to buy the game over, to play on EU realms
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
SWTOR. for all the game's issues, not only accountwide purchases are genuinely accountwide, but you CNA in fact transfer characters between US and EU.
that said, its the only MMO that I personaly know of. WoW doesn't even have the same client between US and EU, you have to buy the game over, to play on EU realms
GW2 does it as well. It's a pretty standard feature in modern MMOs. WoW is an exception because it came out 14 years ago when server technology was much more primitive. There is really no excuse for an MMO released in 2014 to not have the feature though.
I found out that nothing is transfered over servers. Nothing. Its like starting from scratch and you lost everything you paid for.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
SWTOR. for all the game's issues, not only accountwide purchases are genuinely accountwide, but you CNA in fact transfer characters between US and EU.
that said, its the only MMO that I personaly know of. WoW doesn't even have the same client between US and EU, you have to buy the game over, to play on EU realms
GW2 does it as well. It's a pretty standard feature in modern MMOs. WoW is an exception because it came out 14 years ago when server technology was much more primitive. There is really no excuse for an MMO released in 2014 to not have the feature though.
Two MMO's out of the hundreds on the market does not make it a standard feature....it makes it the exception to the rule.
imredneckson wrote: »As much as I would like to have my outfits, CP, and items transferable between EU and NA it just won't happen. Whether this is a way to get money from player or if they just can't do it I have no idea but the customer support team has their hands full most of the time dealing with loads of BS. They aren't bad people even though they may get under our nerves sometime because they either are unable to help because they just can't or because they are barred from doing so by their higher ups.
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imredneckson wrote: »As much as I would like to have my outfits, CP, and items transferable between EU and NA it just won't happen. Whether this is a way to get money from player or if they just can't do it I have no idea but the customer support team has their hands full most of the time dealing with loads of BS. They aren't bad people even though they may get under our nerves sometime because they either are unable to help because they just can't or because they are barred from doing so by their higher ups.
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MLGProPlayer wrote: »MLGProPlayer wrote: »Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
SWTOR. for all the game's issues, not only accountwide purchases are genuinely accountwide, but you CNA in fact transfer characters between US and EU.
that said, its the only MMO that I personaly know of. WoW doesn't even have the same client between US and EU, you have to buy the game over, to play on EU realms
GW2 does it as well. It's a pretty standard feature in modern MMOs. WoW is an exception because it came out 14 years ago when server technology was much more primitive. There is really no excuse for an MMO released in 2014 to not have the feature though.
Two MMO's out of the hundreds on the market does not make it a standard feature....it makes it the exception to the rule.
Those are among the biggest MMOs out right now. Random shovelware/indie MMOs not having the feature is irrelevant. It's standard among big budget MMOs.
Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
Ever heard of an MMO called Guild Wars 2? Star Wars: The Old Republic?
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
Ever heard of an MMO called Guild Wars 2? Star Wars: The Old Republic?
TheValar85 wrote: »Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
Wordl Of Warcraft have this option, even support can make it, no actualy an automatical system does that, and support only interact with this option when some transfer glich happens, but less then 5 minutes you will have your character transfered to EU realm. And trust me ZOs could already have this improvment ages ago if they weren't so Lazy to even care about transfers, wich will be ofc chraging the player who want to make transfer. It simply takes 3 mouse clicking from the coustumers site, and from ZOS site would take 2 clicking, if they have the system and they have faced some system glitches.
So thats a clear bullsheet what the support mentioned.
The technology is way improved in these days in mmorgps where you can transfer toons from EU to US and vica versa. even WOW have thatand that game and their support staff is 15 years old now
So ZOs should give us a break and stop Lieing into our face with those nonsense techincal sheet what you can came up with an excuse about you cant transfer characters from other realms :DD god thats soulds ridiculus, and so cheap
ZOs have the technical background knwoledge and the source to do that, they just Dosent gives a sheet about it. wich is a shame.
A lot of people on the support team are very nice people and will help you out the best they can, but what you requested really is a stretch from what they can do (and what they're allowed to do) I'm assuming. But, in any situation, being kind and understanding can get you far.... in this case, you did come off as a little too demanding... in my opinion
Wait, WOW can let you swap servers, is it an limitation on swapping between EU and US?MLGProPlayer wrote: »Ydrisselle wrote: »I don't know any MMO in which it's possible to transfer characters (and their successes/possessions) between continents... so if you got something on US servers, you have to grab them again on EU servers.
SWTOR. for all the game's issues, not only accountwide purchases are genuinely accountwide, but you CNA in fact transfer characters between US and EU.
that said, its the only MMO that I personaly know of. WoW doesn't even have the same client between US and EU, you have to buy the game over, to play on EU realms
GW2 does it as well. It's a pretty standard feature in modern MMOs. WoW is an exception because it came out 14 years ago when server technology was much more primitive. There is really no excuse for an MMO released in 2014 to not have the feature though.