As a coder, I have to have a lot of patience. A lot. Bugs take time to find and then to fix. I understand that very, very well. What makes me angry, though, is when regularly scheduled maintenance seemingly takes priority over getting our accounts back without any indication as to why it was necessary to place scheduled maintenance as a higher priority.
At this point, getting the accounts restored should be TOP PRIORITY.
@ZOS_Kevin, I would like to know for what reason the maintenance schedule was kept for consoles on Wednesday. What does this have to do with getting our accounts back?
Did the Monday maintenance for PC have anything at all to do with fixing our accounts? If not, why was it implemented? Could ZOS not have waited until after they restored the temporarily locked accounts?
If you could get us these answers at least, it -might- soften this latest blow.
As a coder, I have to have a lot of patience. A lot. Bugs take time to find and then to fix. I understand that very, very well. What makes me angry, though, is when regularly scheduled maintenance seemingly takes priority over getting our accounts back without any indication as to why it was necessary to place scheduled maintenance as a higher priority.
At this point, getting the accounts restored should be TOP PRIORITY.
@ZOS_Kevin, I would like to know for what reason the maintenance schedule was kept for consoles on Wednesday. What does this have to do with getting our accounts back?
Did the Monday maintenance for PC have anything at all to do with fixing our accounts? If not, why was it implemented? Could ZOS not have waited until after they restored the temporarily locked accounts?
If you could get us these answers at least, it -might- soften this latest blow.
Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »Pretty sure the ZOS staff what works on the console maintenance have nothing to do with the PC IT guys who work on resolving the issue.
2 different teams.
Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »Pretty sure the ZOS staff what works on the console maintenance have nothing to do with the PC IT guys who work on resolving the issue.
2 different teams.
Even if true, that does not explain the Monday maintenance going ahead.
Does anyone see this Thursday maintenance posted anywhere?
Grizzbeorn wrote: »Lady_Galadhiel wrote: »Pretty sure the ZOS staff what works on the console maintenance have nothing to do with the PC IT guys who work on resolving the issue.
2 different teams.
Even if true, that does not explain the Monday maintenance going ahead.
It was probably already scheduled internally before the PTS situation happened, and Maintenance is a different team than the devs who are working on fixing the lock-outs, so there would have been no reason to stop the maintenance from happening.
Anachronian wrote: »The other maintenance are needed to keep the servers online and to fix ongoing issues.
To be honest, asking them to focus on the locked out accounts now is probably difficult, due to pressures to continue development and patching for the PTS and keeping up the live servers.
I hope they can give us daily updates on the lockout situation and on compensation. I may feel like we have been left behind or are lower priority, but this is not the case... mostly. Even if they had rollback the entire PC-NA Megaserver to revert issues that came about from the initial PTS launch on April 15, 2024, that can cause other issues, and potentially lead to more accounts being impacted, not less.
Anachronian wrote: »The other maintenance are needed to keep the servers online and to fix ongoing issues.
To be honest, asking them to focus on the locked out accounts now is probably difficult, due to pressures to continue development and patching for the PTS and keeping up the live servers.
I hope they can give us daily updates on the lockout situation and on compensation. I may feel like we have been left behind or are lower priority, but this is not the case... mostly. Even if they had rollback the entire PC-NA Megaserver to revert issues that came about from the initial PTS launch on April 15, 2024, that can cause other issues, and potentially lead to more accounts being impacted, not less.
I too would be against rolling back the entire server. Although, if I told my boss that he was going to be locked out of his account for a week and a half or more, he would stare at me and then tell me that was unacceptable, that we have a business to run, and that it better be fixed in one week with Overtime Approved if needed.
I too would be against rolling back the entire server. Although, if I told my boss that he was going to be locked out of his account for a week and a half or more, he would stare at me and then tell me that was unacceptable, that we have a business to run, and that it better be fixed in one week with Overtime Approved if needed.
Anachronian wrote: »The other maintenance are needed to keep the servers online and to fix ongoing issues.
To be honest, asking them to focus on the locked out accounts now is probably difficult, due to pressures to continue development and patching for the PTS and keeping up the live servers.
I hope they can give us daily updates on the lockout situation and on compensation. I may feel like we have been left behind or are lower priority, but this is not the case... mostly. Even if they had rollback the entire PC-NA Megaserver to revert issues that came about from the initial PTS launch on April 15, 2024, that can cause other issues, and potentially lead to more accounts being impacted, not less.
I too would be against rolling back the entire server. Although, if I told my boss that he was going to be locked out of his account for a week and a half or more, he would stare at me and then tell me that was unacceptable, that we have a business to run, and that it better be fixed in one week with Overtime Approved if needed.