No, they extended to compensate for the fact that SOME peoople couldn't get tickets on account of long maintenance (planned for 14 hours) - if maintenance ends up taking up the whole ticket window (on account of being extended more times), it is not what they told players would happen.
AnduinTryggva wrote: »I'd kindly ask the devs to extend the jester festival by one day or give one time twice daily reward tomorrow (two golden boxes plus 6 event tickets).
Considering that the fragments for the jester costumes are already too rare this lost day increases the rarity. But only for us EU players...
15 minutes to log in, do one quest.
24 hours in one day.
Complaining about losing tickets is irrelevant until 24 hours have passed.
AnduinTryggva wrote: »
Well it is very relevant for people who have to work and earn money to shovel some of it into ZOS pockets - for instance by working in night shifts etc.
AnduinTryggva wrote: »
Well it is very relevant for people who have to work and earn money to shovel some of it into ZOS pockets - for instance by working in night shifts etc.
So. ZOS should ask every player in the game what their work schedule is, then work around the few people who cant log in for 15 minutes once in a day?
If 3 tickets are THAT important, people will find the time.
If maintenance is further extended (say, till 10pm or midnight) then yes, we should get compensation. To wit: Two separate golden boxes and two lots of event tickets from the first quest tomorrow instead of one.
Regardless of whether "the event was already extended", what's happened would then be: North American players get 9 days worth of event, European players get only 8 days worth of event... Regardless of how long the event lasted, it could be extended by an extra week but the result would still be the same: that EU players are being shorted by a day, and should be compensated by a day's rewards.
If, on the other hand, the servers come online again at 7pm British time, as is currently planned, then this would seem fair. Even if you don't have time to play for a long time, there should be time this evening to log in and chase one pig for 3 tokens.
But, the event was intentionally implemented with an 8 day, 9 day split between NA and EU servers. That was done and determined in advance. And that is how ZOS has always implemented server downtime "payback", as a blanket extension or a blanket reward to all servers. Every time this ever happens, it happens for everyone. The year they extended Anniversary for like 2 more weeks, everyone, even though only one platform was impacted by the issues. This isn't new, and at least this time around, they planned it in advance rather than adding it on ad hoc.
15 minutes to log in, do one quest.
24 hours in one day.
Complaining about losing tickets is irrelevant until 24 hours have passed.
Dark_Lord_Kuro wrote: »Didnt they extend the event for one more day than usual precisly for that?
wolfie1.0. wrote: »Dark_Lord_Kuro wrote: »Didnt they extend the event for one more day than usual precisly for that?
Did they expressly say it was extended?
Standard events last 13 - 14 days. How can one consider an event extended if it doesn't meet the standard time frame?
Look at it this way whitestrake event was canceled and so lasted 0 days so if the upcoming one lasts a single 24 hour period it would be extended event..
wolfie1.0. wrote: »Dark_Lord_Kuro wrote: »Didnt they extend the event for one more day than usual precisly for that?
Did they expressly say it was extended?
Standard events last 13 - 14 days. How can one consider an event extended if it doesn't meet the standard time frame?
Look at it this way whitestrake event was canceled and so lasted 0 days so if the upcoming one lasts a single 24 hour period it would be extended event..
This has always generally been a shorter event compared to the rest
wolfie1.0. wrote: »wolfie1.0. wrote: »Dark_Lord_Kuro wrote: »Didnt they extend the event for one more day than usual precisly for that?
Did they expressly say it was extended?
Standard events last 13 - 14 days. How can one consider an event extended if it doesn't meet the standard time frame?
Look at it this way whitestrake event was canceled and so lasted 0 days so if the upcoming one lasts a single 24 hour period it would be extended event..
This has always generally been a shorter event compared to the rest
Something that I have always had an issue with
AnduinTryggva wrote: »Load times are now insane...
wolfie1.0. wrote: »Dark_Lord_Kuro wrote: »Didnt they extend the event for one more day than usual precisly for that?
Did they expressly say it was extended?
Standard events last 13 - 14 days. How can one consider an event extended if it doesn't meet the standard time frame?
Look at it this way whitestrake event was canceled and so lasted 0 days so if the upcoming one lasts a single 24 hour period it would be extended event..
Agreed. I just accepted the fact I'd miss a day's tickets, writs, daily quests, etc. The maintenance started 10am yesterday in my time zone while I was at work, and finished at about the time I left for work today. But I'm not complaining about this: as others have already mentioned, a day was added to the event to allow for this.AnduinTryggva wrote: »15 minutes to log in, do one quest.
24 hours in one day.
Complaining about losing tickets is irrelevant until 24 hours have passed.
Well it is very relevant for people who have to work and earn money to shovel some of it into ZOS pockets - for instance by working in night shifts etc.