SeaGtGruff wrote: »When you contacted support, did you mention anything about Verizon? Because if you did, that may have given support the impression that it's nothing to do with ESO and hence that there's nothing for them to do.
What is the problem exactly? Are you simply unable to connect with the server, in which case have you done some traceroutes and established whether it's a network/routing issue? Are you getting connected initially but then being constantly disconnected? If it is a network/routing issue what are Verizon doing about it?
There are some players here who might well be clued up enough on this sort of thing to be able to offer suggestions, but simply saying that you haven't been able to play doesn't give them anything to go on.
JanTanhide wrote: »On PC you can go to the folder on your computer that has the Launcher (Zenimaxonline/Launcher) and delete all the log files. There should be host.developer.log through host.developer.log10.
If you don't want to delete them then move them somewhere safe. Once done when you start the Launcher it finds a new path to the server which should be the best path and makes all new host.developer.log files.
Good luck!
IzzyBooBaby wrote: »What is the problem exactly? Are you simply unable to connect with the server, in which case have you done some traceroutes and established whether it's a network/routing issue? Are you getting connected initially but then being constantly disconnected? If it is a network/routing issue what are Verizon doing about it?
There are some players here who might well be clued up enough on this sort of thing to be able to offer suggestions, but simply saying that you haven't been able to play doesn't give them anything to go on.
I keep getting a 303 error "connection tot he server has timed out" every time i log into a character, I've done trace routes and path ping and all i get is 2 hops. After i sent a ticket with my game consultant report Zos said "We are currently investigating an issue which players are reporting to us where Verizon / FIOS customers in the Mid-Atlantic region, specifically in or near New Jersey, are experiencing difficulty connecting to the North American servers." After that i sent them my path-ping and my trace-route that they asked for. Then they elevated my ticket but i haven't heard anything from them, i even replied saying that i called Verizon and they see nothing on their end. Im going to try to contact Verizon again
MLGProPlayer wrote: »IzzyBooBaby wrote: »What is the problem exactly? Are you simply unable to connect with the server, in which case have you done some traceroutes and established whether it's a network/routing issue? Are you getting connected initially but then being constantly disconnected? If it is a network/routing issue what are Verizon doing about it?
There are some players here who might well be clued up enough on this sort of thing to be able to offer suggestions, but simply saying that you haven't been able to play doesn't give them anything to go on.
I keep getting a 303 error "connection tot he server has timed out" every time i log into a character, I've done trace routes and path ping and all i get is 2 hops. After i sent a ticket with my game consultant report Zos said "We are currently investigating an issue which players are reporting to us where Verizon / FIOS customers in the Mid-Atlantic region, specifically in or near New Jersey, are experiencing difficulty connecting to the North American servers." After that i sent them my path-ping and my trace-route that they asked for. Then they elevated my ticket but i haven't heard anything from them, i even replied saying that i called Verizon and they see nothing on their end. Im going to try to contact Verizon again
If you have a phone with a different provider, tether it to your PC and see if you are able to log in using that network. If you're on console, set your phone as a wifi hotspot (you can do this for PC too if you have wifi).
Anotherone773 wrote: »I assume you can connect ok to the same internet outside of the game. Try using a VPN. It should reroute your connection and you might be able to reroute around the problem.
IzzyBooBaby wrote: »MLGProPlayer wrote: »IzzyBooBaby wrote: »What is the problem exactly? Are you simply unable to connect with the server, in which case have you done some traceroutes and established whether it's a network/routing issue? Are you getting connected initially but then being constantly disconnected? If it is a network/routing issue what are Verizon doing about it?
There are some players here who might well be clued up enough on this sort of thing to be able to offer suggestions, but simply saying that you haven't been able to play doesn't give them anything to go on.
I keep getting a 303 error "connection tot he server has timed out" every time i log into a character, I've done trace routes and path ping and all i get is 2 hops. After i sent a ticket with my game consultant report Zos said "We are currently investigating an issue which players are reporting to us where Verizon / FIOS customers in the Mid-Atlantic region, specifically in or near New Jersey, are experiencing difficulty connecting to the North American servers." After that i sent them my path-ping and my trace-route that they asked for. Then they elevated my ticket but i haven't heard anything from them, i even replied saying that i called Verizon and they see nothing on their end. Im going to try to contact Verizon again
If you have a phone with a different provider, tether it to your PC and see if you are able to log in using that network. If you're on console, set your phone as a wifi hotspot (you can do this for PC too if you have wifi).
yeah i don't have a WiFi adapter in my PC, im thinking about getting after this crap lol. When i built it i wanted my PC to be directly connected. I also have Verizon on my phone so it may give me the same issue.
IzzyBooBaby wrote: »Its been 4 days and i haven't been able to play ESO. I contacted support and think its has something to do with Verizon and my location. I called Verizon and everything seems fine on their end. I got my support ESO ticket elevated and radio silence. Im really getting tired of not being able to play every time there is an event. I've been playing for 3 years going on 4 and never had this much issues before. I am very disappointed and if im not the only one having issues guess the event should be extended. I've missed out on 4 days of tickets and my dailies. Is anyone else having this issue that's in the tri-state area and have Verizon Fios?
I would dare say if it was an issue affecting the area or the ISP there would be a very vocal presence on the forums here. As someone who used to work for a local ISP they look for excuses to make something else the excuse, it is their job.
If you are only getting 2 hops it is either in your internal network or where you are connecting to the NID. Do you have issues reaching any other sites? Are you using a vpn or something because it definitely seems like a blocked port
InaMoonlight wrote: »If that turns out to be it, delete the saved variables and all of the MM files, reinstall, and set it to less history
Have you tried creating a character on the EU server and seeing if that is stable?
Are you connected direct, as the only connection, to the ISP and not, for example, through a university or apartment block shared facility?
However, given the answer you have received from ZOS it does sound like they're aware of a problem locally with your ISP so really it's a case of keeping in touch with them as well as with your ISP - show the ISP the response you've had from ZOS. It may also be worth PM'ing one of the CS staff here and giving them the link to this thread as well as your ticket number with a view to seeing if they can expedite things for you and get the technical staff to contact you.
I would dare say if it was an issue affecting the area or the ISP there would be a very vocal presence on the forums here. As someone who used to work for a local ISP they look for excuses to make something else the excuse, it is their job.
If you are only getting 2 hops it is either in your internal network or where you are connecting to the NID. Do you have issues reaching any other sites? Are you using a vpn or something because it definitely seems like a blocked port
Have you tried creating a character on the EU server and seeing if that is stable?
Are you connected direct, as the only connection, to the ISP and not, for example, through a university or apartment block shared facility?
However, given the answer you have received from ZOS it does sound like they're aware of a problem locally with your ISP so really it's a case of keeping in touch with them as well as with your ISP - show the ISP the response you've had from ZOS. It may also be worth PM'ing one of the CS staff here and giving them the link to this thread as well as your ticket number with a view to seeing if they can expedite things for you and get the technical staff to contact you.
IzzyBooBaby wrote: »
IzzyBooBaby wrote: »
Maybe try using google DNS 8.8.8.8 or use 1.1.1.1 and see if that changes anything. Also do you have your own router or are you using Verizon's device?
IzzyBooBaby wrote: »
Maybe try using google DNS 8.8.8.8 or use 1.1.1.1 and see if that changes anything. Also do you have your own router or are you using Verizon's device?