Please call it "Daily Maintenance"!

[kaylarene]

Wow really a day later and another "emergency maintenance" this is ridiculous. How can they really make us pay if we get so much of these things every time they do an emergency maintenance they should refund us 5% of the money we paid to play. We will see how many times we have emergency maintenance then.
*Snake Eyes*

[Felis]

Wow really a day later and another "emergency maintenance" this is ridiculous. How can they really make us pay if we get so much of these things every time they do an emergency maintenance they should refund us 5% of the money we paid to play. We will see how many times we have emergency maintenance then.
*Snake Eyes*

Hmm, 5% for 4 hours? Too much
Make we some math
100% = 30 day
30 day = 720 hours
4 hours = 0,55%
0,55% from $10 = 5 cent

[kaylarene]

Hmm, 5% for 4 hours? Too much
Make we some math
100% = 30 day
30 day = 720 hours
4 hours = 0,55%
0,55% from $10 = 5 cent

Well it depends what plan you chose the 30 day or the 90 day.
and 5 cents per person adds to a hell of a lot. How about you do the math for lets say 5 cents X 1-2 Million people?

[Aion]

Well it depends what plan you chose the 30 day or the 90 day.
and 5 cents per person adds to a hell of a lot. How about you do the math for lets say 5 cents X 1-2 Million people?

there are 2 million people subbing this game? wow

[Giit]

we'd be a lot more pissed if they didn't do this imo.

but yeah, it sucks, I was just getting into the groove of using my new WHM super powers, RAWR!

[Ramsey]

You all do realize that the reason darksteel plummeted so fast has far less to do with under cutters, and far more to do with demand, right?

In addition to the new recipes being largely novelty items, they're all bottle-necked by an HQ synth that requires a material that for a while many people had no idea where to get. And now that they do know, and they know the material is NQ only, and 100k a pop...

Well combine difficult synthesis, with synthesis changes, and the final items prompting the response "When would I ever use this?" and you see the problem.

If people had known where to get coke from the beginning, and these items were usable by jobs, the ore would be selling like hotcakes still, and probably at 3-4x the current price.

[Zyph]

SE's coders should be perfect. They should never make any mistakes. They should test every one of their tens of millions of lines of code every time they add content, testing each line for every single foreseeable and unforeseeable circumstance. They shouldn't even need to compile before they ship the patch.


Or you know, OP could learn about software development.

[Ruri]

SE's coders should be perfect. They should never make any mistakes. They should test every one of their tens of millions of lines of code every time they add content, testing each line for every single foreseeable and unforeseeable circumstance. They shouldn't even need to compile before they ship the patch.


Or you know, OP could learn about software development.

Truth and lolz

[Eldarion18]

SE's coders should be perfect. They should never make any mistakes. They should test every one of their tens of millions of lines of code every time they add content, testing each line for every single foreseeable and unforeseeable circumstance. They shouldn't even need to compile before they ship the patch.


Or you know, OP could learn about software development.

If other game developers can release content patches without following it with a week of DAILY "emergency" maintenances why can't they? It's not like we're screaming outrage for no good reason. This happens EVERY patch. Other games don't suffer from this. But of course you're blind to all this coz god damn man, fanboys will be fanboys!

[Mushy]

If other game developers can release content patches without following it with a week of DAILY "emergency" maintenances why can't they? It's not like we're screaming outrage for no good reason. This happens EVERY patch. Other games don't suffer from this. But of course you're blind to all this coz god damn man, fanboys will be fanboys!

most developers are not releasing content patches of this size, built on a horrible foundation and crappy netcode. those other developers would of have 1.21 and combined 1.22 on sale for $30 called an expansion.

also remember their team is writing things for TWO clients, the current, and 2.0. testing goes into both. Majority of this content is going to be in 2.0 - and I imagine the difference in making these things work in both is quite different. oh and dont forget about the ps3 port which they are also still working on