[VIDEO] Look at your game ZOS, this is the TRUE STATE

Nick_Balza · May 2020

What a game: The Elder Scrolls Offline!

eKsDee · May 2020

daemonios wrote: »

RavenLake wrote: »

My fixed wireless internet in rural Ohio runs this game just fine, with no lag. Keep making excuses, whiners. Of course its not you, its the game... >_>

Fixed wireless internet.

Fixed wireless.

Methinks this person is either trolling or posting random words. In the event the post is serious, I'd refer them to complaints by large numbers of people all suffering from lag and unresponsiveness, whether in one group or not, and doing anything from overland, world bosses, dungeons or trials, based in different countries and using different ISPs. Also, when other games seem to have no issue. Are the ISPs targeting ESO specifically to downgrade performance? Because in that case I think ZOS could drag them into court for it.

It's a type of internet connection commonly seen in rural areas, where an internet connection is to be provided in a remote location, where it's just not feasible to lay hundreds of kilometers of cable out for a handful of customers. Instead, a wireless radio connection can be made between a customer and the provider, much like mobile phone connections.

Again, it's a common type of internet connection in rural areas, and is a connection frequently sold by Australian ISP's providing an NBN connection in rural areas, where it's not feasible to run fiber cable out to some remote town or other location.

andreasv · May 2020

This forum community is the worst! No-one has made a comment about the length of that video. Unbelievable.

Nick_Balza · May 2020

andreasv wrote: »

This forum community is the worst! No-one has made a comment about the length of that video. Unbelievable.

Just because it is the worst, you are spending here your time!

andreasv · May 2020

Nick_Balza wrote: »

andreasv wrote: »

This forum community is the worst! No-one has made a comment about the length of that video. Unbelievable.

Just because it is the worst, you are spending here your time!

I hop in every now and then. I expected issues with the latest release, and boy did ZOS deliver

regime211 · May 2020

Ruder wrote: »

PC EU, Lagrim Online featuring Cyrodiil lag in PVE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N4yzI9Zwww&feature=youtu.be

Looks fine to me.

daemonios · May 2020

eKsDee wrote: »

daemonios wrote: »

RavenLake wrote: »

My fixed wireless internet in rural Ohio runs this game just fine, with no lag. Keep making excuses, whiners. Of course its not you, its the game... >_>

Fixed wireless internet.

Fixed wireless.

Methinks this person is either trolling or posting random words. In the event the post is serious, I'd refer them to complaints by large numbers of people all suffering from lag and unresponsiveness, whether in one group or not, and doing anything from overland, world bosses, dungeons or trials, based in different countries and using different ISPs. Also, when other games seem to have no issue. Are the ISPs targeting ESO specifically to downgrade performance? Because in that case I think ZOS could drag them into court for it.

It's a type of internet connection commonly seen in rural areas, where an internet connection is to be provided in a remote location, where it's just not feasible to lay hundreds of kilometers of cable out for a handful of customers. Instead, a wireless radio connection can be made between a customer and the provider, much like mobile phone connections.

Again, it's a common type of internet connection in rural areas, and is a connection frequently sold by Australian ISP's providing an NBN connection in rural areas, where it's not feasible to run fiber cable out to some remote town or other location.

I didn't know that and the name seems odd, but I take back my remark about that part. I stand by what I said about connection quality not explaining issues felt by different people in different places through different ISPs, who have no such issues in other games.

Dr_Sinister · May 2020

Canada here with 600mbps line. I have zero issues and run about an average of 90-110 latency. Your speed doesn't matter tho if you are having send that information further. The further the distance is between the user and the server host the greater the latency. The delay also depends on the networking efficiency and the quality of the routing devices.

daemonios · May 2020

Dr_Sinister wrote: »

Canada here with 600mbps line. I have zero issues and run about an average of 90-110 latency. Your speed doesn't matter tho if you are having send that information further. The further the distance is between the user and the server host the greater the latency. The delay also depends on the networking efficiency and the quality of the routing devices.

Other games work fine. Stop spreading lies please. Of course bad connections are going to be problematic, but ESO's issues isn't players with bad connections. It's server/client related.

technohic · May 2020

DreamsUnderStars wrote: »

It's the day after the release and you're expecting flawless performance on a game run from a single mega-server?

Except this stuff was around before. It just got worse and spread with update 26, just like it did with update 25 and lasted the entire cycle.

This is not a launch issue. it's the disease spreading

Dr_Sinister · May 2020

Also, post this in the correct section if you want "technical support" https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/categories/pc-technical-support

SidraWillowsky · May 2020

I especially enjoyed when the enemies just disappeared at 2 minutes....lol

kiLLahweSPe · May 2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EUlS3q0r3M&feature=youtu.be

daemonios · May 2020

As a heads up for people wanting to repeat the claim that the video shows lousy internet:

- The fight resets out of the blue at 0:29. And 1:59. And 2:39. Even though there are 3-4 players engaged in the fight, presumably in different physical locations and over 4 separate connections. Bad connection could explain lagginess and unresponsiveness. It cannot explain a reset of an ongoing fight with several different players involved.
- Check the chat window. There are numerous people complaining of the same issues. It is not believable that they all have particularly bad connections.
- ZOS have admitted to performance issues (among others) in Western Skyrim and took down the servers multiple times to attempt to fix them.

If your response to the video is "connection quality", you're straw manning the issue and derailing the thread.

eKsDee · May 2020

kiLLahweSPe wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EUlS3q0r3M&feature=youtu.be

Forgot to include a speed test report in there to prove you don't have garbage internet! Fake news!

MrDenimChicken · May 2020

wow well if this is how PC runs....than my original Xbox one gameplay experience is going to be miserable.....

Atreidus · May 2020

Hi. The same at EU servers. Even with a 2080 TI you have lags. I had seen guys which have souch one.
You can get up to 20% more peformance at 1980 x 1080 custom resolution and set the game to this. Downscaling works.
I play at this settings since yesterday. And it went from 35 to 50 (stable) fps. But lag (spikes) -_-

eKsDee · May 2020

Atreidus wrote: »

Hi. The same at EU servers. Even with a 2080 TI you have lags. I had seen guys which have souch one.
You can get up to 20% more peformance at 1980 x 1080 custom resolution and set the game to this. Downscaling works.
I play at this settings since yesterday. And it went from 35 to 50 (stable) fps. But lag (spikes) -_-

Client and server performance are two completely different things. Graphics card and resolution will only help client performance, ie FPS drops, when the vast majority of issues people are experiencing are related to server performance, ie latency and server responsiveness.

Assuming your connection isn't the bottleneck (your connection would literally have to be hitting thousands of milliseconds of latency to be the bottleneck), players can do almost nothing to fix server issues. That's entirely on Zenimax and your ISP.

Considering that these problems are so widespread, though, ISP has nothing to do with it. People all over the world are experiencing the exact same issues, so it has nothing to do with ISP or individual connections, the servers themselves are dying, so this is solely on Zenimax to fix.

ZOS_Mika · May 2020

Greetings,

We have recently had to remove a great deal of baiting and insulting commentary from this thread. While it is fine to have a difference of opinion, we expect forum members to remain civil and afford one another a certain level of respect.

With this in mind, we have decided to close this thread down as it has continued to derail. Please see our Community Rules for information on what is expected from members of our forum.