Unstable Servers?

[Caiera]

Since the last patch, both myself and my partner using PS4 and PS3 have experienced a lot more disconnections than usual.
I find that these disconnections seem to mainly occur during teleporting and the majority of these have been while teleporting to the residential area.
Has anyone else experienced this of late?
Before the patch, we rarely DC'd, but now its up to 5/6 times a day.

[Phireblast]

Had a massive lagspike with a 90k 20 minutes ago.

[Caiera]

Yes, I experienced Lag as well earlier today while doing a FATE, everything froze and eventually raced to catch up, not experienced this on PS4 before though

[Mikedizzy]

I play on PS4 and don't have any issues normally...nothing like what you are experiencing. I have had some lag spikes this morning and afternoon running FATES in N.Thanalan but that is to be expected with how many are running FATES there leveling. Overall though my game runs smooth.
The main issue I have in in PvP "Seal Rock" that one I have had some really bad lagging and disconnecting issues, not sure what going on there.

[Culfinrandir]

I'm on PC and since the last patch I've experienced 90k and other errors that were exceptionally rare before. I've had several disconnections in instances too, before this patch I'd only ever had one and that was during WoD.

I'm beginning to wonder if the additional users that came with Heavensward's release has overwhelmed the existing servers or server links (the weak point in the Montreal system).

[Kaoru_Nagisa]

I'm PC, recently upgraded to a new computer and can say that was definitely not the cause of the sudden dc's all over the place. It could possibly be my net provider, but I can dc with no warning whatsoever from the game yet my net be perfectly untouched, and I've noticed many people within dungeons having problems with dcing all of a sudden. It feels like it's been this way since 3.0 hit, though I noticed the heaviest spike in dcing (both with myself and with others in dungeons) after 3.05 dropped.

Unsure what the problem is, but I'm seriously beginning to be inclined to believe it's something server-side.