It could be that the screws at the back are too tight.the_hermit said:aye, still down now..... no doubt they are standing looking at the mini-tower case wondering what is wrong with it...
York said:It could be that the screws at the back are too tight.
Deadnala said:It was goa after all.
Excalibur still down![]()
Im beginning to think that maybe, just maybe you made that technical server name up, it had the word Macintosh in it last time.Archeon said:Make DAoC a 2d side-scrolling platform game!!!!! That way the super-bisexual-xionis-telemarketting-flib-flab-floogly servers won't crash. EVER!!!!
Shroomz said:Also no response to my Rightnow entry regarding the Excal server problem, being down is one thing, but I cant go on Pryd cos I get the Account already logged on jobby![]()
Fix it or I send the boys round - just give me your address![]()
Please share. Maybe if a big part of the comunity sent the same hardcopy mail, they might (I know it's a longshot but hey) understand that this crap service doesn't hold.... :touch:Svartmetall said:I'm airmailing a hardcopy of a formal letter of complaint to Mythic HQ tomorrow...I've just about f**king had enough of GOA and their endless second-rate incompetence.
BlitheringIdiot said:Im beginning to think that maybe, just maybe you made that technical server name up, it had the word Macintosh in it last time.
Draic said:and dead again !!:Grrrrrr:
All day...Thorarin said:If you had checked the news, you would have seen that Opentransit was doing maintenance to prevent relapses of the situation on saturday evening. This maintenance would also result in some interrupted connections.
I couldn't even get into the site at that momento, so it is kinda hard to get the news, eh...Thorarin said:If you had checked the news, you would have seen that Opentransit was doing maintenance to prevent relapses of the situation on saturday evening. This maintenance would also result in some interrupted connections.
Svartmetall said:1: Frequent server outages with no news or announcements to us, the paying customers.
Fair point - but someone was saying they got a response from RightNow after the disastrously long time of 22 minutes.2: No customer service in-game. We in Europe always find it deeply amusing to see U.S. players complaining about having to wait all of 12 hours - gasp! – for a CSR to get back to them. They live in a land of milk and honey compared to European DAOC players, who have no chance of such support at all, while paying the same amount of money in subscriptions.
works fine for me...3: No customer service at all, in fact – GOA fob us off with something called ‘RightNow’, which generally involves using an online form to outline your problem and then never hearing from them again. Ever. A brief skim of any European DAOC forum will at almost any time find numerous posts by irate players infuriated by a continuing silence from GOA’s so-called ‘customer support’ tool. Those lucky enough to get any response at all receive, as often as not, a copy/pasted form response with no evidence of attention to the problem cited in the original enquiry.
Have to agree with you on that one - the subscription end needs to be dragged out into the street and shot.4: Subscription server problems are endemic here in Europe.
poor translation? they'd have to actually _translate_ things for that to happen - this one's laughable5: Frequently poor translation of the game into English by GOA in each new patch. This is inexcusable, given that the game was written in English in the first place. Also the delay in getting new patches and expansions here in Europe is huge, and a source of constant frustration to players here.
This is down to your machine - housing/cities are fine for me - they're god awful slow on my laptop mind you...6: Servers are lag-ridden at all times, almost unbearably so in any densely-populated areas (housing zones and capital towns are appalling), and link-deaths/mass link-deaths are a common occurrence even after GOA assure us the servers are fine and have been upgraded. Zone crashes are still a common occurrence here, too.
Yeah woulda been nice to hear a bit more, old news though.7: The infamous ‘hacking’ incident of August 2003, where somehow GM tools were appropriated and servers hacked. The way GOA handled this was atrocious, with no word at all to us, the paying customers, for weeks on end - no effort was made to communicate with the playerbase at all. We were left totally uninformed about what was happening, and with no way to contact the company who were still happy to take our money for a service we weren’t getting.
There's usually no news to post - I'd agree though that they need to be a bit faster to post when things go wrong, but it sounds like they're working on that (this new Erivoss person seems chatty8: GOA’s official website is also deeply unsatisfactory – their XML goes without being updated for months at a time, their news is limited to a paragraph or two in often poor English once a week…compare this to the Camelot Herald and the regular flow of information updates (patches, hot fixes, grab-bags, server outages/upgrades and other announcements) on there.
General feeling? the general feeling from some whiners on a message board maybe - I hope Mythic understand that this is the "general feeling in Europe" the same way that the VN Dev's round table is the "general feeling in the US"The general feeling in Europe is one of extreme dissatisfaction with GOA and the very poor levels of service they continue to offer.