devs attitude to players

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Honestly I wish more developers had the spine to tell their players they are wrong. But I have an oldschool mentality. I don't think games should change or be updated because something is considered "too hard" or "not good enough". You do what you can with what you're given.

There actually is a considerable packet delay with Titan.

Do a pathway monitor during the fight on a cmd prompt next time you do Titan -- The packet loss and the delay is upwards of 500ms.

I memorized the fight, have actually downed Titan @ 5 times to date and I STILL get caught in effects that I'm not standing in because of the delay.

This is why you JUMP in Titan -- It resets the 300ms trace and HOPEFULLY, the server isn't lagging so it instantly registers your new position.

Titan actually has real lag issues and should be fixed.

Guys,

Frankly, their "attitude" has been one of problem solving when it comes to lag. They gave you a better server architecture, better coding, a Canadian Datacenter. Then more World servers, more Duty Finder servers, more network load adjustments. The list will get longer as time goes by.

What Yoshi P says may not even be dictated by the devs at all. There's another huge department called "Marketing" and Marketing requires that unless problems are solved and in the process of being almost solved, no bad thing shall ever be publicly admitted ever. Yoshi P, being a gamer, likely knows how much trouble people are having on Titan and why, but as of the Live Letter of last week, nothing is wrong. "Please zoom out" until we can resolve whatever lag issue or nerf Titan or whatever.

Give the guy a break and take what they say with a grain of salt. You know, I know, and everyone knows that camera issues are not the problem with Titan. I'm willing to bet that Yoshi knows too.

How about no.

As an administrator I've never been given a break. Why should theirs when we PAY for this game?

There is actually REAL packet delay on some of the instanced servers, particularly Titan.

That's a REAL issue and needs to be addressed.