Is it time to move the data centers out of Canada?

Somewhere more practical like Texas or Chicago? If we're having this many problems lately just imagine what Stormblood's launch will be like.

I dunno but its time to do something, this has been happening a bit too much lately lol

Every evening I sit down to play, the servers crash followed by maintenance D:

If it was that bad, then the other NA data centers would have gone down too. Aether is just being a special snowflake when it comes to sever instability for some strange reason.

If you take into consideration population density of worlds. It's not being in Canada that's a problem. It's the number off ppl on a server cluster.

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Originally Posted by Iromi

I dunno but its time to do something, this has been happening a bit too much lately lol

Every evening I sit down to play, the servers crash followed by maintenance D:

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Same I couldn't even log in today... Really starting to get annoyed with this... -.-

Mana data center sometimes broken at this patch like, 3 times in 1 week before.

I made another thread about hopeful server upgrades, but I'm sure it will die without any kind of official response or transparency about the issues at hand other than the usual "lol this data center needs emergency maintenance again we r rly sry!!!!!!" Like that other person said, the issue isn't the servers being in Canada, it's with the servers themselves.

A lot of people in the NA community did decide to go to Gilgamesh and Balmung to raid. Both being on the same data center those 2 servers became the most populated on the NA servers. Might be part of the reason that there are so many players in 1 data center.

Our Beavers are currently trying to overthrow the Moose manager it's a very delicate situation expect the servers to be working again soon

Please, no...

I'm getting good pings as it is right now.

And it has nothing to do with the location of the servers. If the servers lack resources, they'll crash no matter where they are.

And I saw other data centers went down while Aether wasn't. I'm doubt it's about not having enough hardware resources. It's just a few down time per year, just like any other networks in the world.