Please, atleast fix the queue system.

Once again I have to face the dreaded : "unable to login, world is currently full. Please try again later" followed by the kick to the title screen.

I have been having this problem (moogle server) evry evening now and it is truely a very frustrating situation to be in. All I would want is that the queue system always works and not just when the lucky stars aligne evry 300 years.

If the server is full I am totaly fine in being placed in an hour+ queue atleast ill know ill get in eventually and will do something else in the meanwhile. Right now I am either forced to keep attempting to login over and over again or give up alltogheter on playing in the evening.

Sadly enough I usually have to choose for the latter option since i do not have the willpower to continue my futile attempts at getting in for hours on end.

Is a working queue system really that much to ask? Wouldnt it be easier on the servers to queue players instead of getting hundreds of login requests evry minute?

It would be so much easier...

The problem is, the queues are part of what's breaking the servers. Though good sense says the hammering of players trying to log in would do more harm.

The simple fact of the matter is, that despite the issues of open beta and the fact that SE could have paid attention to the sheer quantity of pre-orders they'd have to account for, the servers are simply NOT up to scratch. The end result of this complacency is that a large number of players promised a 3 day head start period by SE as part of their pre purchase scheme have simply not been able to participate.

And now we've hit release, the problem is only going to get worse.

Seriously Square, stop just saying sorry and actually fix your servers, you've had FIVE days now. If one of my clients server was broken for five days and all I had to show for my time was an apology and a worsening problem I'd be sacked so fast my head would literally spin.

I was able to play today for a whole before the game crashed yet again for me. Now I can't even get back on.