Error code 2002 and 90000

[Vazerus]

Bye bye! You can leave. People who leave the game because of one bug before release and doesn't give it some time, is bad for the community anyways. Please give it some time its a new expansion.

I like how people think every run expansion or new game, they should run perfectly off release or pre release. Bugs are going to happen. Just have to report without getting your panties in WOD. I say if it happening by 24th in the morning, then its worth complaining more than just report.

The thing is, Square Enix should have anticipated more players starting/returning and should have allocated more servers to alleviate the congestion that was inevitable. They should have also been able to predict that having Balmung and Gilgamesh on one data center was/is a terrible idea, given the population densities. As someone who doesn't have much time to play, there is no excuse for:

1) No support all weekend during the pre-release, even as someone who wasn't ready to go into the expansion area. IT should be on deck to solve issues as they arise for at least 48 hours until they know everything is stable.
2) Disregard that there is even an issue (see quote below). The issue wasn't unexpected, so why was there no work done to prevent it?
3) 40+ attempts to login to a game I pay for monthly, with an expansion I had just purchased last week, to actually take advantage of the services I paid for. This applies twice, since both my wife and I play together.

I'd like to a moment to clarify the errors you're seeing when attempting to log into the Aether data center. These errors are not something to do with a bug, or unexpected problem, on the part of the lobby server or World servers. What you're seeing with these errors is a result of the massive congestion surround Balmung and Gilgamesh (two of the largest NA Worlds), which happen to be on Aether. These two Worlds maintain an almost maximum number of concurrent users because of how large the population is on both of them. The errors you're experiencing are due to the large amount of congestion.