That's a weak argument. I'm a software engineer. We monitor usage on our system and will adjust our maintenance periods to affect the least number of users possible. If we need to have people available in off-hours, well, that's the job.
That's not as easy on an international game with users across the world, but they don't even try to modify their schedules to rotate the effect. This may be slightly earlier, but the pattern is kept in mostly the same place. Why don't these ever happen during the day in North American time, for instance? Yes, that will hit prime time someplace else, but this system is affecting the same segment of users every time.
Because middle of the NA day is EU primetime. Current maint times effect the least amount of people.
And i say this as someone who is being heavily effected by tomorrows maintenance time.
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