Aether Data Center Down

[Catwho]

You would think they wouldn't leave us like this but seems they will. Personally it just seems rather odd to say "Please be patient" when there are no plans in the works to fix this issue. Patient for what? Yes the servers will quiet down some in a month or so (we hope) but its an ongoing issue for some time now that is only made worse during times like this. The official launch is going to crush the data center into the ground if it can't handle early access.

Also even if it does become more accessible in a month, what about the early access/month of subs that have been paid? Its all very....frustrating.

You don't know that there are "no plans to fix this issue" - they haven't openly discussed what they're doing, but that doesn't mean they aren't doing anything. Trust me, I worked in a data center before. A team of technicians are currently getting overtime trying to figure out how to fix it. As soon as they have something to go on, they'll announce it, but "too many people are logging in for our system to handle" generally means there's going to be re-coding involved in the fix somewhere.

[BroodingFicus]

You don't know that there are "no plans to fix this issue" - they haven't openly discussed what they're doing, but that doesn't mean they aren't doing anything. Trust me, I worked in a data center before. A team of technicians are currently getting overtime trying to figure out how to fix it. As soon as they have something to go on, they'll announce it, but "too many people are logging in for our system to handle" generally means there's going to be re-coding involved in the fix somewhere.

I sincerely hope that is true. They could probably halt a lot animosity however by just saying they are looking into ways to decrease congestion. Rather they simply said they were trying to 'avoid' downtime and keep servers stable. Aether will never be stable without a solution. Perhaps I'm also less forgiving because this is not something that sprung up like dandelions. Everyone knew this was going to happen. A solution should have been in the making for a good while.