Feel your pain -couple of us in this household with ESO on kiwi connection.
BUT
if we get rid of some of the lag issues afterwards I'd sell my cat for it -can live with a few rough days.
IF
it is a bunch of horse.... and nothing improves then the rage will be real.
Either you have far more than a 25Mb/s download speed or it takes you far far longer than an hour to download the game. Math is math. Also, typically any broadband( more than 256 Kb/s) is sufficient for normal gameplay.Anotherone773 wrote: »Murkmire event runs Feb 20 to Mar 3
https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/57695The Murkmire Celebration kicks off next Thursday, February 20 at 10AM EST, and will run until Tuesday, March 3 at 10AM EST. During the event, you can earn bonus rewards, Event Tickets, and more as you complete activities within the zone.
Massive update of the game requiring a complete re-download in the middle of this event.
https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/57719The Patching Overhaul is a massive part of the Update 25 base-game patch (arriving February 24 for PC/Mac and March 10 for PlayStation®4 and Xbox One) that completely overhauls how the ESO game client is downloaded, patched, and stored on local hard drives.
I live in Australia and download speeds here are abysmal. We're on a moderately expensive plan and at best get a little over 1 meg / second. It's usually less. And I live with other people. I can't hog all of that for myself 24 / 7. When are others are home and watching streaming services - which need about a third of that or image quality goes down the toilet - and using the internet, I need to throttle.
Doing the total redownload of the PTS took about 5 days for me.
Why not do the total update after? Or before?
It's not that hard to reinstall the game.
Like, barely an inconvenience. If you can't handle not farming an event in ESO for a few hours for an update when the event lasts a couple weeks then idk what to say. I think you might be addicted and should seek some help if having to re-download the game during a relatively not that big of an event is even remotely an inconvenience for you.
I cant tell if you are:
*Being Serious
*Trolling
* Replying to threads without even reading the posts you are quoting
* Other stuff that is censored
The rest of this thread including the part you quoted discussed how long much of the world does good to get a 10MB connection. I have a 25MB personally and it will take me about 6-7 hours to install this patch. The person you are literally quoting talks about having a 1MB connection in.the.part.you.quoted. That means it will take them a FULL WEEK of nonstop downloading 24/7 to redownload the game. Hardly a "few hours of not doing an event"
great, not my or anyone else's problem.
Idk what to say if you have less than 1mb internet and are expecting a pristine online experience.
I have a less than 25MB download and it takes me about 30min to an hour to download the entire game.
Murkmire event runs Feb 20 to Mar 3
https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/57695The Murkmire Celebration kicks off next Thursday, February 20 at 10AM EST, and will run until Tuesday, March 3 at 10AM EST. During the event, you can earn bonus rewards, Event Tickets, and more as you complete activities within the zone.
Massive update of the game requiring a complete re-download in the middle of this event.
https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/57719The Patching Overhaul is a massive part of the Update 25 base-game patch (arriving February 24 for PC/Mac and March 10 for PlayStation®4 and Xbox One) that completely overhauls how the ESO game client is downloaded, patched, and stored on local hard drives.
I live in Australia and download speeds here are abysmal. We're on a moderately expensive plan and at best get a little over 1 meg / second. It's usually less. And I live with other people. I can't hog all of that for myself 24 / 7. When are others are home and watching streaming services - which need about a third of that or image quality goes down the toilet - and using the internet, I need to throttle.
Doing the total redownload of the PTS took about 5 days for me.
Why not do the total update after? Or before?
Monte_Cristo wrote: »Just looked as my current, right now speed. It's 65.0 mbps. How long would that roughly take to download the update?
mareeelb16_ESO wrote: »Unless someone can offer a credible reason for it being a good idea to force the mandatory re-download mid event I'm convinced that it's a bad idea.
There are so many opportunities to avoid events that I find it astonishing that ZOS would do it. Anyone who can't see the disadvantages of clashing with an event must surely be disingenuous?!
The launcher will automatically reinstall the game files over the current ones so you don't have to do anything manually, other than launching it on the 24th so it can start doing its thing.Will the new launcher uninstall the game first?
If not, I will make clean uninstall incl. registry entries and download the new client.
The launcher will automatically reinstall the game files over the current ones so you don't have to do anything manually, other than launching it on the 24th so it can start doing its thing.Will the new launcher uninstall the game first?
If not, I will make clean uninstall incl. registry entries and download the new client.
Anyway, people coming here going on about "lol you don't need all the tickets anyway" are completely missing the darn point. The point is that they removed the last week of login rewards to account for people missing numerous days due to needing to reinstall the game, but are doing the update during an event even though people might miss numerous days. They removed one sort of reward knowing people might not be able to get them but are leaving other rewards in? What sense does that make?
Other events have had more than 30 tickets, like the latest New Life which iirc had something like 70 to account for the delayed Undaunted event. The event before that I think it was had like forty, or so I believe.Kiralyn2000 wrote: »Comparing it to other zone-DLC events, they added extra tickets to it. Even if you miss 5 days, you still have 8x3=24 tickets. Which is equivalent to previous similar events, based on post #88 above. /shrug
StormeReigns wrote: »Loves_guars wrote: »I couldn't care less about tickets and my internet speed is fast, but I think ZoS should rethink this for people like the OP, and also in case of very possible problems that may arise due to everyone downloading the game.
Lol at the posters saying "just get better internet"...Some people in the 1st world really live in a bubble.
Most think all internet is the same around the globe, with just a simple ISP switch to get away from throttling and faster speeds. Wait till they learn about S.Korea's internet. Makes the US internet look like a rotary phone, that cost vastly cheaper than most generic cereal brands.
Good the sooner this event is over the better , hated it the first time around
All they needed to do was have the Murkmire event start sooner and end the day before Update 25
It isn't so much just the tickets, but the event only collectibles. I require a baby voriplasm pet! We don't know the drop rate on the pieces of the runebox so tickets can be used to offset that if rng hates you...
eklhaftb16_ESO wrote: »Monte_Cristo wrote: »Just looked as my current, right now speed. It's 65.0 mbps. How long would that roughly take to download the update?
I believe that's just about 30 GB per hour, which means you should be able to play the same day. But don't trust me in this, math is my mortal enemy.
Of course, we should probably expect the worst. Given the recent records, it is entirely possible that the download server will crash, catch fire, gain sentience, go undercover and escape to Brazil - which may or may not adversely affect your actual download speed.
I'm a bit less bothered by that because using history as a guide to the future, we would expect to see the pet available again in re-runs of events.