This was brought to Zeni's attention by another forum user, which is why Zeni was able to quickly lock down the servers.
MornaBaine wrote: »All I know is that the only thing I've been looking forward to on this game for literally the past 3 years is now delayed until who knows when. I miss the days when, if they screwed something up and there was downtime, they actually comped us sub time. Of course that stopped when the game went free to play. Nevermind that many of us STILL sub to help keep this beast afloat. We no longer rate compensation. I guess because that wouldn't be "fair" because they can't give sub time to everybody. Know what they COULD do? They could give everyone crowns.... I'd say 1k per hour the servers are down.
Pro Tip: Don't hold your breath on that one.
This was brought to Zeni's attention by another forum user, which is why Zeni was able to quickly lock down the servers.
Someone always has to ruin the fun.
Should have not said anything and seen just how long it would take them to realize.
Pity no new class/race to force them to roll back the entire server though
This was brought to Zeni's attention by another forum user, which is why Zeni was able to quickly lock down the servers.
Someone always has to ruin the fun.
Should have not said anything and seen just how long it would take them to realize.
Pity no new class/race to force them to roll back the entire server though
Few things:
First, that forum user was ridiculed in the thread bringing the issue to the attention of Zeni, which forced mods to lock the thread (and quite possibly start investigations into a few forumgoers, given the nastiness present).
Second, the longer it went on, the more players Zeni has to remove from the new zone (which might have to be done one-by-one), and the longer that maintenance would go on.
Finally, a rollback isn't out of the question yet.
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Perhaps you could assist in fixing the issues with the server instead? Focus on the right thing please
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Perhaps you could assist in fixing the issues with the server instead? Focus on the right thing please
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Perhaps you could assist in fixing the issues with the server instead? Focus on the right thing please
tonne.backlinderb16_ESO wrote: »
Perhaps you could assist in fixing the issues with the server instead? Focus on the right thing please
Easy to see no one has had to deal with an incremental software release (I have) let alone a remote release (I haven't). The thing about software is no matter how thoroughly you test, the end users will always find something you missed. Combing through tens of thousands if not millions of lines of code is not easy, and something small, like say a comma when a period was required can be really hard to catch, especially if it is in the 325,992nd line of code you have scanned. Crossed eyes, anyone?
Database and GUI coding sucks. I loved it, but damn, it sucks. Sigh, good times, good times. The 16 hour days, the waking up at 3am with a 'EUREKA! That's what the problem was!' and jumping on the keyboard with sleep now impossible, uncountable cans of the almighty Dew - what's not to love?
Yeah, I understand the frustration, and I feel it myself, but we DO have an explanation, and a general time span; nailing the time accurately is impossible for a fix like this and we do need to accept that.
You can bet they are working on the fix, and working hard, but we don't get to see it. They are also working remotely which makes it more difficult to collaborate. While griping can make you feel a bit better, it accomplishes nothing, but it does raise the blood pressure. Good for the vampires, I suppose.
Try to remember they WANT us to play, and relax. Maybe play some Skyrim to get in the mood.