So, Gina said the server would be down for the evening.
No. They have like one European guy on the team, he keeps German players updated sometimes. Nobody else is here.Is there anybody out there who will tel players what is going on?
Just see how many ppl play on EU server and how many on NA. From last couple month ESO got insane amount of new player... but still, why sell game when you cannot take care of good work this game.
- Update 23Ice Furnace: This item set now grants Spell Damage, rather than Weapon Damage for the 4 piece bonus
But isn't the European server in Frankfurt? Why would it be fixed on USA hours? Planned maintenance is an automated process that is scheduled to be in sync across the board, I get that. But if there's an ongoing problem surely it has to be dealt within German working hours. Still too early anyway.
Also, Gina isn't going to reply to anyone at this hour.
Since ZOS is in North America i believe it was intended to mean morning in North America, so probably 6-8hrs before we hear anything
DrOuttaSight wrote: »If the PC EU server is in Germany, and maintained to the highest standard by German Engineering,
But isn't the European server in Frankfurt? Why would it be fixed on USA hours? Planned maintenance is an automated process that is scheduled to be in sync across the board, I get that. But if there's an ongoing problem surely it has to be dealt within German working hours. Still too early anyway.
Also, Gina isn't going to reply to anyone at this hour.
But isn't the European server in Frankfurt? Why would it be fixed on USA hours? Planned maintenance is an automated process that is scheduled to be in sync across the board, I get that. But if there's an ongoing problem surely it has to be dealt within German working hours. Still too early anyway.
Also, Gina isn't going to reply to anyone at this hour.
The EU server used to be in frankfurt, but 2 years after release it git moved back to the US because of infrastructure reasons (read: money). So no, its all US based now to ease up the maintenance costs (or so they say...)