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"Players that log in prior to the maintenance will be unaffected"... ?

Jayman1000
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Im unsure what this means. Does it mean that if I log in before the maintenance I wont be logged out during the maintenance? Or what does "unaffected" mean?

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Edited by Jayman1000 on October 15, 2019 9:31PM
  • Tandor
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    That would seem to be the only logical interpretation, what makes you think otherwise?
  • Jayman1000
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    Tandor wrote: »
    That would seem to be the only logical interpretation, what makes you think otherwise?

    Because the messages says the servers will be taken offline. Which usually means you can't stay logged in... but now we can? or what? It's contradictory?

    I mean believe I would find that wonderful, but sounds too good to be true to be able to continue playing during maintenance...
    Edited by Jayman1000 on October 15, 2019 9:37PM
  • Tandor
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    Jayman1000 wrote: »
    Tandor wrote: »
    That would seem to be the only logical interpretation, what makes you think otherwise?

    Because the messages says the servers will be taken offline. Which usually means you can't stay logged in... but now we can? or what? It's contradictory?

    I mean believe I would find that wonderful, but sounds too good to be true to be able to continue playing during maintenance...

    That would generally indicate that it's the login servers that are being taken offline, not the world servers themselves.
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    Tandor wrote: »
    Jayman1000 wrote: »
    Tandor wrote: »
    That would seem to be the only logical interpretation, what makes you think otherwise?

    Because the messages says the servers will be taken offline. Which usually means you can't stay logged in... but now we can? or what? It's contradictory?

    I mean believe I would find that wonderful, but sounds too good to be true to be able to continue playing during maintenance...

    That would generally indicate that it's the login servers that are being taken offline, not the world servers themselves.

    But then it does say the megaservers are being taken offline, not the login servers.

    I agree that the only logical interpretation is that anyone who logs in before maintenance starts will be able to stay online while maintenance is going on, but I also think it's a very odd way to word the announcement. (Especially given that is not usually the case and anyone online when maintenance starts is kicked off.)
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    Do you have to stay on the one character?

    Guess I'll be taking some resources for AD tonight then.....
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    SirDopey wrote: »
    Do you have to stay on the one character?

    Guess I'll be taking some resources for AD tonight then.....

    Good question. Im still quite unsure if it does indeed mean we can stay logged in. I agree that from the wording "unaffected" when logged in prior I would say this is the case, but that is just very unusual for ESO when the Megaservers are taken offline (dont think it has ever been the case that we can stay logged in when the mesaservers are taken offline?).

    I may want to do some dungeons at that time, but not if the servers are taken down, so would be nice to know.
    Edited by Jayman1000 on October 15, 2019 10:33PM
  • Katahdin
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    Won't effect me, I will be getting up to go to work at that time.
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    Danikat wrote: »
    Tandor wrote: »
    Jayman1000 wrote: »
    Tandor wrote: »
    That would seem to be the only logical interpretation, what makes you think otherwise?

    Because the messages says the servers will be taken offline. Which usually means you can't stay logged in... but now we can? or what? It's contradictory?

    I mean believe I would find that wonderful, but sounds too good to be true to be able to continue playing during maintenance...

    That would generally indicate that it's the login servers that are being taken offline, not the world servers themselves.

    But then it does say the megaservers are being taken offline, not the login servers.

    I agree that the only logical interpretation is that anyone who logs in before maintenance starts will be able to stay online while maintenance is going on, but I also think it's a very odd way to word the announcement. (Especially given that is not usually the case and anyone online when maintenance starts is kicked off.)

    If you look at the banner on top of this page (which I admit I've only just done, so I've no idea how long it's been up), it specifically states "login".
  • Jayman1000
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    Tandor wrote: »
    Danikat wrote: »
    Tandor wrote: »
    Jayman1000 wrote: »
    Tandor wrote: »
    That would seem to be the only logical interpretation, what makes you think otherwise?

    Because the messages says the servers will be taken offline. Which usually means you can't stay logged in... but now we can? or what? It's contradictory?

    I mean believe I would find that wonderful, but sounds too good to be true to be able to continue playing during maintenance...

    That would generally indicate that it's the login servers that are being taken offline, not the world servers themselves.

    But then it does say the megaservers are being taken offline, not the login servers.

    I agree that the only logical interpretation is that anyone who logs in before maintenance starts will be able to stay online while maintenance is going on, but I also think it's a very odd way to word the announcement. (Especially given that is not usually the case and anyone online when maintenance starts is kicked off.)

    If you look at the banner on top of this page (which I admit I've only just done, so I've no idea how long it's been up), it specifically states "login".

    That's a good point, thanks. I feel reassured that we can stay logged in, very nice :)
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