I have fibre optic connection and unlimited downloads, so although it doesn't affect me, actually I think it's a good idea to split it between "fixes" and "Craglorn". Given that many people have download caps per month, and that Craglorn is veteran only content, let those people download fixes to the existing game as a separate patch, and Craglorn when they get to veteran level and want to access that content.
It makes sense, however it would make two versions of the game who generates more problemsI have fibre optic connection and unlimited downloads, so although it doesn't affect me, actually I think it's a good idea to split it between "fixes" and "Craglorn". Given that many people have download caps per month, and that Craglorn is veteran only content, let those people download fixes to the existing game as a separate patch, and Craglorn when they get to veteran level and want to access that content.
makes sense, though some times it is easier to push all the fixes and new content out at once.
While it's good to see a long list of ptr patch notes. The concerns I have are twofold:
1) From my understanding that the patch size is approximately 4gb? If that's the case, it will take a very long time to download considering the slow download speed that many players have even with good internet connection. I personally get an avg of 200-300kb/s with 200Mb fiber optic connection.
2) Get the patch that fixes all manners of bugs(e.q: quest bugs, vampire passive bugs,etc...) possibly out first before content patch such as Craglorn.
What do you guys think?
crai7er_boy_4lif3b16_ESO wrote: »While it's good to see a long list of ptr patch notes. The concerns I have are twofold:
1) From my understanding that the patch size is approximately 4gb? If that's the case, it will take a very long time to download considering the slow download speed that many players have even with good internet connection. I personally get an avg of 200-300kb/s with 200Mb fiber optic connection.
2) Get the patch that fixes all manners of bugs(e.q: quest bugs, vampire passive bugs,etc...) possibly out first before content patch such as Craglorn.
What do you guys think?
200Mb conn and downloading with 300k? i have 100mb and i download with 7-8mb. something is not right.
It makes sense, however it would make two versions of the game who generates more problemsI have fibre optic connection and unlimited downloads, so although it doesn't affect me, actually I think it's a good idea to split it between "fixes" and "Craglorn". Given that many people have download caps per month, and that Craglorn is veteran only content, let those people download fixes to the existing game as a separate patch, and Craglorn when they get to veteran level and want to access that content.
makes sense, though some times it is easier to push all the fixes and new content out at once.
I think it all depends on how Zenimax implement it; patch that fixes existing gameplay bugs would make big content patches that follow more stable I believe.
While it's good to see a long list of ptr patch notes. The concerns I have are twofold:
1) From my understanding that the patch size is approximately 4gb? If that's the case, it will take a very long time to download considering the slow download speed that many players have even with good internet connection. I personally get an avg of 200-300kb/s with 200Mb fiber optic connection.
2) Get the patch that fixes all manners of bugs(e.q: quest bugs, vampire passive bugs,etc...) possibly out first before content patch such as Craglorn.
What do you guys think?
How? the new zone was planned to be in game on launch but was delayed.
Why do people not just leave the launcher up so it can download while you are at work or school? That way, download time means nothing.
nerevarine1138 wrote: »Why do people not just leave the launcher up so it can download while you are at work or school? That way, download time means nothing.
Probably for the same reason people get upset when you imply that if they're experiencing issues that most people aren't that it might be a problem on their end. For some reason, there's a subset of people who aren't very good with computers (not a problem) who also don't like taking advice from people who are pretty good with computers (a problem).
They still offer that?Well, this is going to be hell on my dial up...
Fast question, if you have the launcher running but not the game will it start to update automatically?
Or, why didn't ZOS implement a Blizzard-style background downloader that works while you play over many days/weeks before the release day (since the vast bulk of a content update's size is stuff like textures, models and other resources that were done a long time ago and won't change before release) and can carry on in the background.Why do people not just leave the launcher up so it can download while you are at work or school? That way, download time means nothing.
Or, why didn't ZOS implement a Blizzard-style background downloader that works while you play over many days/weeks before the release day (since the vast bulk of a content update's size is stuff like textures, models and other resources that were done a long time ago and won't change before release) and can carry on in the background.Why do people not just leave the launcher up so it can download while you are at work or school? That way, download time means nothing.