Enough is enough

[OzumaKuma]

An expansion they hyped up, promised, took money for. Then didn't supply knowing full well there would be thousands of players who couldn't play the thing. That is definitely something to get angry at a corporation for.

They should have been more upfront about the fact that thousands of players wouldn't be able to play a game they paid for, from day one, for an inaccurate amount of time. At least offer up a refund process. It's unreasonable to expect people to wait for a service that might get better if we pray to Jesus hard enough.

[Zabuza]

An expansion they hyped up, promised, took money for. Then didn't supply knowing full well there would be thousands of players who couldn't play the thing. That is definitely something to get angry at a corporation for.

They should have been more upfront about the fact that thousands of players wouldn't be able to play a game they paid for, from day one, for an inaccurate amount of time. At least offer up a refund process. It's unreasonable to expect people to wait for a service that might get better if we pray to Jesus hard enough.

https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodes...0e73ebb986a6ee

They told people beforehand. They've actually been talking about the congestion since July when the influx of players from that other game flooded in.

[OzumaKuma]

They gave no indication it would be *this* bad. They lied to get more expansion sales, you can't see that?

[Keridwyn]

They gave no indication it would be *this* bad. They lied to get more expansion sales, you can't see that?

They started telling us in July it would be bad. Never in any of the previous expansions have they warned us that far in advance to expect problems. So yes, they did warn us it would be *this* bad.

They still need to sort the errors that are kicking people to the end of the queue, you shouldn't have to wait five hours only to wait five more hours, but they continue to be transparent about it. You can blame them for a lot but warning us isn't one of the things they didn't do.

[Nothv13]

An expansion they hyped up, promised, took money for. Then didn't supply knowing full well there would be thousands of players who couldn't play the thing. That is definitely something to get angry at a corporation for.

They should have been more upfront about the fact that thousands of players wouldn't be able to play a game they paid for, from day one, for an inaccurate amount of time. At least offer up a refund process. It's unreasonable to expect people to wait for a service that might get better if we pray to Jesus hard enough.

They literally said this was gong to happen before the expansion. They've offered up free game time. Stop being mad because you ignored the warnings.