Are they really not doing anything to address queues?

I haven't seen anything that would indicate they have a plan to address the queues, can somebody correct me if I'm wrong? Yes, there is a shortage but they don't need to buy hardware to fix it.....plenty of companies like AWS offer solutions to address these queues.

Another cloud based server suggestion with no real suggestion thar provides a means to an end.

Saying go to AWS has possibility but you can't suggest it without doing the proper homework, research or real applications.

If you want to just go based on current games, let's compare New World which is a cloud based game. I hear they have serious lag issues at any given moment. But they don't have login queue issues. I would rather it take a little longer to get into a stable, playable game than to get into a game quick only to either be lagged out or lag so bad it's unplayable.

Even if that were a viable solution, do you honestly truly think that's something that could immediately be implemented with zero preparation?

Literally every solution that doesn't involve modifying their existing hardware is an option that will be unnecessary by the time it's viable.

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Originally Posted by divi8

I haven't seen anything that would indicate they have a plan to address the queues

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If a tree falls in the lodestone, and someone studiously avoids hearing it, does it make a sound?