Lieblingsjunge wrote: »Hate to break it to you, but you're not entitled to any refunds.
And ESO Community = The community, not the generic responses from the Support Team. ESO community is mostly awesome, but you can't include the staff in the community(as they rarely, if ever, take part in the community).
If it's your ISP's issues - did you try to contact your ISP about it? I mean,sure, it couldbe ESO-folders or files being nuts, but you could ask your ISP if there'ssomething on their end they can do. If just a bandaid-fix so you can play, that doesn't actually fix the issue.
yunfangoldhag wrote: »Lieblingsjunge wrote: »Hate to break it to you, but you're not entitled to any refunds.
And ESO Community = The community, not the generic responses from the Support Team. ESO community is mostly awesome, but you can't include the staff in the community(as they rarely, if ever, take part in the community).
If it's your ISP's issues - did you try to contact your ISP about it? I mean,sure, it couldbe ESO-folders or files being nuts, but you could ask your ISP if there'ssomething on their end they can do. If just a bandaid-fix so you can play, that doesn't actually fix the issue.
If the problem is on their end (and it is - see all the other forum posts), we're entitled to refunds. Australian and NZ players haven't been able to play for weeks now.
That is not what I meant about the ESO community at all.
The problem originally lies with Akamai, as specified in my post and as many others on the forum have pointed out, and I have tried another ISP anyway.
I do appreciate someone answering but if it's to completely misunderstand the situation...
Lieblingsjunge wrote: »yunfangoldhag wrote: »Lieblingsjunge wrote: »Hate to break it to you, but you're not entitled to any refunds.
And ESO Community = The community, not the generic responses from the Support Team. ESO community is mostly awesome, but you can't include the staff in the community(as they rarely, if ever, take part in the community).
If it's your ISP's issues - did you try to contact your ISP about it? I mean,sure, it couldbe ESO-folders or files being nuts, but you could ask your ISP if there'ssomething on their end they can do. If just a bandaid-fix so you can play, that doesn't actually fix the issue.
If the problem is on their end (and it is - see all the other forum posts), we're entitled to refunds. Australian and NZ players haven't been able to play for weeks now.
That is not what I meant about the ESO community at all.
The problem originally lies with Akamai, as specified in my post and as many others on the forum have pointed out, and I have tried another ISP anyway.
I do appreciate someone answering but if it's to completely misunderstand the situation...
No, you're not. And from what you said, I'm guessing you didn't read the ToS you agreed to, when you signed up for ESO. (Which is honestly really sad, as you then have no idea what you actually agree to). Is no one reading contracts they sign anymore?!?
I understand that it's really annoying. But if it's such a huge issue, then they are for sure aware of it, and can work on a fix. Although, I *do* agree that they should post a notification/server status message about it.
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