Saelent wrote: »

I’d love to know what your hardware is, considering World of Cartoons is designed to play on a WWII toaster.

I have a gaming laptop and a pc. Both have same issues:

PC:
i9-9900K overclocked and watercooled
rtx 2080ti
64gb ram
1 tb m.2 ssd

Laptop:
i7-9750h overclocked
rtx 2080 Max-Q
32 gb ram
1 tb ssd

Saelent wrote: »

Cążki wrote: »

Noxeee wrote: »

I don't understand these threads.

I've never had any issues. My desktop is good, but, I've also recently played this game (without problems) whilst overseas on a laptop from 2010.

hahha very nice troll

game crushig on high end computers every day and he playing nice on 2010 ' laptop is this a chesse ?

Just yesterday i was on last boss in Harrowstorm Icereach DLC dung and game client crush and game kick me out to desktop :P

I have a gaming laptop from last year that plays the game without any issues, so he isn’t a troll.
But nice bait, you should know that’s against forum rules.

I play on a 7 year old gaming laptop and I, also, do not have the issues others are having. Anytime someone says they don't have issues, they get called a troll or a liar. There are many factors involved in how the game runs on each individual PC so people really should stop with the insults.

Hippie4927 wrote: »

Saelent wrote: »

Cążki wrote: »

Noxeee wrote: »

I don't understand these threads.

I've never had any issues. My desktop is good, but, I've also recently played this game (without problems) whilst overseas on a laptop from 2010.

hahha very nice troll

game crushig on high end computers every day and he playing nice on 2010 ' laptop is this a chesse ?

Just yesterday i was on last boss in Harrowstorm Icereach DLC dung and game client crush and game kick me out to desktop :P

I have a gaming laptop from last year that plays the game without any issues, so he isn’t a troll.
But nice bait, you should know that’s against forum rules.

I play on a 7 year old gaming laptop and I, also, do not have the issues others are having. Anytime someone says they don't have issues, they get called a troll or a liar. There are many factors involved in how the game runs on each individual PC so people really should stop with the insults.

Aye, also having no issues here, though I don't go to Cyro - which I'm guessing is the main issue at the moment. I hope it's fixed for those people affected soon, but it doesn't mean that those without issues are liars. Neither does it mean that the people with issues are liars. Nor does it mean that the entire game is unplayable for everyone. Nor does it mean that ZOS isn't trying to figure out how to fix it. Just too much toxicity here.

Tandor wrote: »

Garethjolnir wrote: »

Hippie4927 wrote: »

Saelent wrote: »

Cążki wrote: »

Noxeee wrote: »

I don't understand these threads.

I've never had any issues. My desktop is good, but, I've also recently played this game (without problems) whilst overseas on a laptop from 2010.

hahha very nice troll

game crushig on high end computers every day and he playing nice on 2010 ' laptop is this a chesse ?

Just yesterday i was on last boss in Harrowstorm Icereach DLC dung and game client crush and game kick me out to desktop :P

I have a gaming laptop from last year that plays the game without any issues, so he isn’t a troll.
But nice bait, you should know that’s against forum rules.

I play on a 7 year old gaming laptop and I, also, do not have the issues others are having. Anytime someone says they don't have issues, they get called a troll or a liar. There are many factors involved in how the game runs on each individual PC so people really should stop with the insults.

Aye, also having no issues here, though I don't go to Cyro - which I'm guessing is the main issue at the moment. I hope it's fixed for those people affected soon, but it doesn't mean that those without issues are liars. Neither does it mean that the people with issues liars. Nor does it mean that the entire game is unplayable for everyone. Nor does it mean that ZOS isn't trying to figure out how to fix it. Just too much toxicity here.

Nor does it mean that the entire game is unplayable for anyone. Some parts of the game are effectively unplayable for some players. ZOS are working on fixing the issues resulting from the recent update and have stepped up their level of communication over it which is to be applauded rather than thrown back in their face.

Personally if my machines were overclocked and having stability issues running a game then I'd look at the overclocking first and foremost. That's not to say that it's the cause, or at least the only cause, of the issues and clearly there are things that are being worked on server-side, but it might be one of the areas where players can reduce the severity of such issues.

All the other games I play run perfectly fine. If the issue was overclocking or my Internet I would have noticed it before.

Last night i was in a dungeon. Something hit me with a knockback skill and i was tossed right out of the world to a totally blue screen with my character falling for 10 seconds and I ended up at the start of the dungeon again.

FierceSam wrote: »

Kel wrote: »

Noxeee wrote: »

I don't understand these threads.

I've never had any issues. My desktop is good, but, I've also recently played this game (without problems) whilst overseas on a laptop from 2010.

I'm glad for you. Truly.

But what you're saying in no way, shape, or form means everyone has had your experience, nor does it negate anyone else's issues.
Count yourself lucky.

If you don't understand, maybe the best thing to do is not put your 2 cents in? Unless you're just low key bragging.
Because it's always good to talk about something you admit you don't understand, right?

I’m not sure why one person’s apocryphal data is any more or less valid than another person’s apocryphal data. Maybe if you don’t understand that...

I play the game, I don’t have the same issues OP does. I have different issues. I would argue the game clearly isn’t ‘unplayable’ because millions of people are playing it.

I doubt that.

Maybe ZOS should setup low end to high end machines off site on a crappy ISP like SuddenStink some 8 hrs away and do some testing. I have Suddenlink in far west Texas and get a connection of 30 ms to Dallas,TX. 15mb down and 1.5 mb up. So, connecting to Dallas is ok thru a vpn but after hitting the eso server, it goes to about 100 ms on average. While doing overland content, wayshrines, dungeons, etc I’ll get continuous spikes between 300 to 15000 ms. I’ve called my isp and they did a line test to see what I was doing for about 30 mins and said everything was ok on the line. So, what is it then?

This problem existed for about a year for me and is still there after the patch. It has to be some code that was introduced in a patch last year and is still being used. Something that calls/updates/polling data ie items, location, people in or out of zones is having an affect on player connections. I would suggest that ZOS look at a few players that are having these issues and monitor the pings, disconnects, lag while doing any activity to determine where the problem is at. Just a thought.

Solace1981 wrote: »

I don't get these people that have never had any issues in the game. Are they decorating houses and harvesting nodes in Gold Coast during their play time? Or they have an extremely short memory. I find it extremely hard to believe that they have had no issues. Came to this game from WoW with 3 friends, I'm the last one standing. Everyone of them left due to the bugs/crashes/lag, etc etc. We all live in different states and have different PC setups. I feel like some of these people that post are interns at ZOS. I too have just hit my year mark, became so frustrated, that I unsubbed in Jan but I missed the game and came back Feb. I want this game to succeed and yes I might go a few days playing 2 hours or so a day and not run into any issues. When the game works, it's the greatest thing ever but those working moments seem to be getting less and less.

No, they/we are playing the game fully except that in most - but not all - cases that excludes PvP which is really the main focus of performance issues along with some lesser issues with e.g. trials and group dungeons (which I don't do either). In my case I don't use add-ons or belong to any guilds and those may be factors behind my smooth performance since PC launch along with my running a clean desktop with just the game running and no browser windows or other stuff going on aside from MSE. I don't use any form of wireless connection on any of my equipment and I don't share my internet connection so I don't struggle because the family is streaming Netflix etc while I'm playing. The only time I do get some lag is if I'm playing ESO on one desktop while patching it or downloading something else on my other desktop - so I do know that these things make a difference.

If you take out the PvP performance issues (especially in relation to Cyrodiil) then comparing this forum to many others I'd say that performance is pretty comparable to most games with some issues reported by those who frequent the forums (always a very small proportion of the total playerbase as most just get on and play the game quite happily) but nothing too exceptional - if you exclude the PvP issues.

Even then, the fact remains that the population continues to grow, and crowded places like dolmens and delves seem to function normally for all the players I see in those areas, including in events such as the current Murkmire one where I've done a load of questing, delves and world boss mobs without any lag or disconnections.

On the subject of the population, some were quick to claim the game was dying just a few months ago when the monthly peak players on Steam fell briefly to around 19K and they deemed that representative of the fate of the game as a whole. They seem to have gone very quiet now that the latest figures show the peak back up to almost 31K.

PSA: Beefy hardware will not result in better internet latency (ping). It's all on the server side (ZOS's servers).