My goodness, finally we get some acknowledgement about this!
Some of us have been trying to bring up this packet loss issue for 5-6 days now with no response from support.
Affected are - PC-NA, both Steam and non-Steam users.
Doesn't matter whether weekend or weekday.
Don't know why people think Steam has anything to do with ESO server issue, once the luancher is open steam is just an overlay.
scelesticscylla wrote: »Don't know why people think Steam has anything to do with ESO server issue, once the luancher is open steam is just an overlay.
Its because the login server is different for eso website launcher and steam eso launcher. Steam eso launcher you dont have a login screen at all. Non steam players have to put in their account name and password to login. So each version is slightly different for start up which can cause issues for steam players when steam is having issues vs non steam players. Folder locations also are slightly different for both versions. Also, steam eso has extra files which are about 25gb bigger than non steam eso players because of extra language files included with steam eso. So they are very different coding wise.
scelesticscylla wrote: »Don't know why people think Steam has anything to do with ESO server issue, once the luancher is open steam is just an overlay.
Its because the login server is different for eso website launcher and steam eso launcher. Steam eso launcher you dont have a login screen at all. Non steam players have to put in their account name and password to login. So each version is slightly different for start up which can cause issues for steam players when steam is having issues vs non steam players. Folder locations also are slightly different for both versions. Also, steam eso has extra files which are about 25gb bigger than non steam eso players because of extra language files included with steam eso. So they are very different coding wise.
Yes, but none of that has anything to do with the ESO megaserver. Once you see the megaserver blurbing news at you, you're past anything steam affects. If the game failed to launch or is crashing to desktop without a DC notice, that's something Steam could affect. Ping issues and server DCs followed by failure to log back in, that's ESO megaserver.
I just wanted to play around with my magicka warden's gear and maybe do a little fishing, but on two separate internet connections the game is utterly unplayable.
Assigning skillpoints kept rolling back, making me assign them again, frequently with load screens, then I just hit 20k ms lag and get booted. After a few tries at this I walked away for an hour and came back, switched from my DSL to my satellite internet, and experienced the same horrible lag and logouts on a completely separate connection.