MartiniDaniels wrote: »ZOS keeps PVP barely playable in peak hours.
SteveCampsOut wrote: »If the whiner's would just fecking learn to play in other campaigns and not zerg the one campaign maybe, just maybe they'd have a more enjoyable experience but we will never know because PVPers are all Lemmings!
Server performance is an important message. While I'm glad the OP brings it up, let me just say that lacing it with vitriolic statements does nothing to further the discussion (as one sided as it may be) and serves only to change the message in a way that turns people away and is likely to shut it down.
People are upset and it's right to give that a voice. The latency on the PC/NA servers has also taken a significant jump. Supposedly there are to be some improvements later this year. I think it's fair to say the future success of this game depends on it.
mrfrontman wrote: »Yeah look I'm sick and tired of complaining asking developers where the hell our broken promises are.
I'm still logging on to see 300-350+ ping and have absolute no desire to even try your Elsewyr chapter in this state.
I'm just going to be straight forward and ask, are we going to at the very LEAST see 200-250 ping overe 300-350+? Just a simple yes or no answer from an admin or developer please. Sick and tired of hearing "we're going to do this and that blah blah f-ing blah". WILL THERE or WILL THERE NOT be server stability implemented soon? I'm currently not playing the game PURELY because of the ping. I'm asking for an answer to make my decision final on whether or not to uninstall the game, simple as that. I have had enough of crappy server stability that is incapable of providing people out of NA with at least HALF decent ping.
You are either getting rid of Akamai or you are keeping it and making false claims that it is not the cause of the ping. Which one is it? I am f-ing fed up, subscription has already been cancelled.
SteveCampsOut wrote: »If the whiner's would just fecking learn to play in other campaigns and not zerg the one campaign maybe, just maybe they'd have a more enjoyable experience but we will never know because PVPers are all Lemmings!
SteveCampsOut wrote: »If the whiner's would just fecking learn to play in other campaigns and not zerg the one campaign maybe, just maybe they'd have a more enjoyable experience but we will never know because PVPers are all Lemmings!
MojaveHeld wrote: »SteveCampsOut wrote: »If the whiner's would just fecking learn to play in other campaigns and not zerg the one campaign maybe, just maybe they'd have a more enjoyable experience but we will never know because PVPers are all Lemmings!
I play in the 30-day no-CP campaign, and we still run into major lag issues there. It's not just the "one campaign" that you're claiming it's a problem in. Many a guild run has been derailed when nobody could fire off skills in a keep fight.
SweepsAllClowns wrote: »Players are simply leaving the game even many would still like to play, if things would have been actually done as told by Zenimax in many cases, now they don't seem to even bother doing anything to keep their paying customers playing or even much care. Many new players are still coming all the time so why bother, it's just all about business after all.
bellanca6561n wrote: »MojaveHeld wrote: »SteveCampsOut wrote: »If the whiner's would just fecking learn to play in other campaigns and not zerg the one campaign maybe, just maybe they'd have a more enjoyable experience but we will never know because PVPers are all Lemmings!
I play in the 30-day no-CP campaign, and we still run into major lag issues there. It's not just the "one campaign" that you're claiming it's a problem in. Many a guild run has been derailed when nobody could fire off skills in a keep fight.
Mojave and I are in the same guild. Members range in age from 18 to 81. These aren't crazed fools seeking to join the nearest horde and either kill or perish en masse.
You work as a team and you can't get your builds from popular sites like Alcast's. Rather you assemble a group composition of roles and builds that fit like puzzle pieces and numbers rarely make the difference in fights. Leadership and teamwork do. And you commit to the campaign and victory for your faction over the length of the campaign. It doesn't end in an hour or two with the death of an AI-driven monster in a scripted encounter.
You don't jump around campaigns or factions any more than you abandon one trial for another midway through.
This is original massively multiplayer online gaming.
We pay the same money. Buy the same expansions. Spend crowns on the same silly things, including flaming mounts and kitty cat bankers
We deserve neither the scorn of people wholly unfamiliar with this portion of the game, nor the neglect of the game's developers.
If the tools the developers have are not appropriate to the game they created and sold, then either develop appropriate tools or stop taking money from players of that game and either shut it down or redesign it to fit what the engine can handle.
MojaveHeld wrote: »SteveCampsOut wrote: »If the whiner's would just fecking learn to play in other campaigns and not zerg the one campaign maybe, just maybe they'd have a more enjoyable experience but we will never know because PVPers are all Lemmings!
I play in the 30-day no-CP campaign, and we still run into major lag issues there. It's not just the "one campaign" that you're claiming it's a problem in. Many a guild run has been derailed when nobody could fire off skills in a keep fight.
SweepsAllClowns wrote: »Players are simply leaving the game even many would still like to play, if things would have been actually done as told by Zenimax in many cases, now they don't seem to even bother doing anything to keep their paying customers playing or even much care. Many new players are still coming all the time so why bother, it's just all about business after all.
They have their '13.5 million copies sold' number.
Notice they wont ever tell you how many distinct log-in identities are accessed.
Or how many are not accessed for months at a time.
Or don't get accessed for years starting a month or 2 after purchase.