Stuck in 8000+ queue only to be booted out with a 2002 error each time ;_;
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Stuck in 8000+ queue only to be booted out with a 2002 error each time ;_;
Sat through a 4k queue that took about 1 hour and several disconnects... finally get into game and get disconnected 10 seconds later... launch game again and now am position 8615 in queue. Would be nice if you at least got to skip the queue if you've already sat through it once.
Got down to 2000 on the que, then 2002 error happened again.
Que is now at 3800. Sigh.
Sit in 3 hour queue. Get 2002. 717 people left...
Get back in, "players in queue : 1" bug. Kicked out.
Get back in after a few more 2002 errors. 9k queue.
I haven't been able to get back in game since Phoenix took a dump.
Sighs.
Can't make a character on any Crystal data center worlds. Even Balmung, a world that already has all of my characters. Still don't understand why you're prevented from making one on a server you already have characters on. Either way you're just joining the queue.
Oh gosh that definitely helps to explain why EU servers are still getting hit so bad. I'm on Cerberus and my FC and I are still getting 7,000+ queues by late evening.
You didn't expect it? Well then too bad for you. I had low hopes that this wouldn't happen but I didn't get surprised by it. A lot of people were awaiting for this expansion so Justin deal with it like we all do.
Oh I expected queues, something on the order of Shadowbringers launch, but not this persistent nor magnitude. I get that there was a massive influx over the summer - the energy has been amazing during a content lull which gave us some regular login queues of a maximum of about 250 people. However, it is a shame that since the servers went up at 9am, almost 12 hours later EU servers remain at the bottom of the barrel; though I suppose this is reflective of the general data center and server situation as posted by xxmajexx :(
Has COVID and the supply cain issues been resolved yet? No?
Then yeah actually they can say it as long as needed, including literally any other big tech company. You can have an opinion, but that doesn't change that it's wrong or completely lacking acknowledgement of current events.
If popular people and people using third party stuff is getting in... that is not fair as it end crash other peoples queus as well..
The worst part of this is that they delayed the game 2 weeks with just a 1 week notice, completely screwing people that had requested time off to play the game, saying that it was for performance issues.
And now that people have less available time to play due to being back at work they are not even capable of logging in due to poor planning and management from a multibillionaire company.
Unacceptable.
This is not a launch. This is an expansion. I've been around for countless MMOs expansions.
A launch you can project but have no idea on the actual amount of players that will play the game.
An expansion you know the amount of people that have been playing the game and will play it + then project an estimated increase.
This could have been easily avoided.
My dude i use the xiv launcher and it was as difficult to login as using the normal one. Its not a magical tool that lets you login instantly there is a massive queue they warned about this. People that got in have been the lucky few.
You also lack any knowledge about how servers work. Learn to be patient because we all knew this was going to happen.
https://i.ibb.co/t2SBtjT/grafik.png
yea ok no, I'm out. Done. At queue 89 / 4000 it disconnects me. For 9 hours I've been trying to get in now. Won't return for the next few days until this stupidity is fixed
I was 12 in Queue. 12. Got 2002 error and now back to 1600 in line. I get it...it's launch/early access weekend. It's still infuriating though.
Honest I think they have done a good job thus far on early access launch. The server's haven't crashed (least not the one my group plays on?) and I haven't heard of a quest requiring you to stand in a line to que for it. Sure it could be better but supply shortages and they did speak up about wanting more servers but they don't want to rent servers. Understandable. /shrug
This is by far not the worse EA launch. Sure it'll take some time to taper down the numbers for ques but nothing is on fire.
4 hours in queue vs 2 in game today, then kicked out of queue to have it reset to 9k.
EU servers are cooked and SE doesn't give a hoot.
I think it's an error due to server congestion
"FFXIV’s Error 2002 message pops up if the game’s login server is is dealing with high amounts of players or the player amount in a single login queue for a specific data sails past 17,000 players. You’ll likely come across error code when you’re selecting a character before attempting to log in to Final Fantasy XIV for Endwalker.
Square Enix explains that the measure prevents the server from crashing due to “extreme traffic overloads”, though If you encounter the error the developer suggests you wait a few minutes before trying to log in again. Thankfully, the wait shouldn’t be too hard. Following a surge of popularity earlier this year, Square Enix increased capacity for simultaneous logins and a 30-minute AFK timer to ease server congestion, so players should be coming and going quicker than before."
From a PCGamesn article
More EU servers maybe a third DC or something?
Its not like we are few people in EU.
Same on phoenix since I got dc: seems I get a lobby error 2002 every hour or so to lose all the progress of my queue. And I expect it to be far worse the weekend...
Oh, they just didn't want to? LOL
That's all? the people who opt not to play because they don't have the time to wait 3 hours to log in will balance it out. Renting servers? "Don't wanna."
This is news to me but I'll be frank, effort put into this game is astounding. I really do love it as art; but money? I don't feel they don't put in as much as they should. They don't even capitalize on their microtransactions the way they probably could either. I'm not talking about cheesy stuff like buying Ultimate items or lvl 90 skips, just NPC outfits and NPC weapons that don't exist for some reason.
I'd like to see a source, regardless. For the comment, I mean.
I'm well aware of the fact that there was a semiconductor shortage, so it's a bit harder for me to get a printer or a microwave, but I'm also not a company that makes millions of dollars. I don't really feel like its possible for any of us to verifiably know whether or not there was something that could be done differently (because we don't work for SE), but if there was a suggestion and they said "we don't want to" then I think that's kind of sucky, no?
Especially considering if a total amateur could have predicted this sort of thing would happen, based on previous launches. WoW was kind of falling apart months and months ago. We all knew this would be the case. It was even starting materialize before the expansion dropped. If truly, nothing could be done; then whatever. But to say that they had an option that probably would have worked and it was just "dont wanna" or "it'd cost money." That's... really sad, and not really a great excuse.
I don't think its the people who made the game who are at fault here, in any case.
So you're saying they aren't watching industry trends and interests of players? I find that hard to believe. This was not only not unprecedented, especially with the consistent loss of players from WoW over the past five years, it was extremely predictable due to the same reason. It was clear that, at some point, there would be a mass exodus away from WoW. And since FFXIV was WoW's coattails in terms of popularity, and that popularity rising fast, it wasn't a mystery where that exodus would lead.
Stop making excuses for them.
Hmm, I see that the salt mines are in business today.