devs attitude to players

[HiirNoivl]

The difference is that this lag has existed since Beta...In the same instance.

When that end user has reported the issue THOUSANDS of times. You now have a priority network issue that needs to be looked at immediately.

When your Producer tells the public "Oh, we have no issues, you're just bad"..

Titan wasn't in Beta....

And Yoshi P didn't say you were bad. Just like with WAR "doing more research", he spouted off his line about zooming out just as filler until the next live letter probably when End game Titan will ACTUALLY BE A TOPIC.

I actually meant the lag as an instance, not the lag in THAT specific instance. I.E. Garuda, Ifrit, AK, WP - Etc. Any dungeon instance.

Zooming out, is in essence, ignoring the problem...A problem that legitimately exists...And basically is telling the end user "We have no issues, you're just bad".

I'm on F/O - Business F/O considering I run several servers. Never lagged in any MMO, until now.

If you run a pathway monitor, you can actually witness the change in ping delay...Happen right before your very eyes.

From an admin perspective, this is extremely simple to check -- You proxy to a NA server location and connection to the game...Takes 2 minutes, literally.

This needs to be addressed, not ignored...And the sheer fact that they fail to address something so simple...Leaves us //all// in a lurch...And makes me wonder why I'm paying $15/month for an admin that's not even capable of doing his/her job.

The idea that they're ignoring the problem and need to "learn to dev" is absolutely laughable.

In Beta, they had so many issues with just the basic functions of logging in and doing content with the duty finder that they had to drop everything. People couldn't create characters, the log in queues were hideous, duty finder borked in spectacular fashion. 1017, 90k, etc. RMTs are trying to wreck the game for the forseeable future, you have issues with lag on a WORLD basis....

And you're saying that because you're still dropping packets then they're ignoring the problem? They had a veritable ketchup bomb go off in the server room and 6 weeks later, after everything is starting to be cleaned up you come on the forums, rub the packet loss with your lily-white silk gloves and say "Poo-poo, you missed a spot, shame on you Cinderella."

They're not ignoring the problem. Maybe they had bigger issues that needed more attention. They'll get to it, just like they got to the rest of the problems.