I'm done applying logic to this

[PredatoryCatgirl]

I couldn't get in after lunch today on my hardline connection because I kept 2002ing, and then 2002ing again when I went to relog, losing my place in queue. Now I'm running off a phone hotspot and so far so good with keeping connection.

I'm just going assume that AT&T is run by Ascians.

[Roxiu]

Comparatively, AT&T use to be a solid company until they got their hands into one too many infrastructures. Then they lost sight of what is important and that is their customer base.

[PredatoryCatgirl]

Comparatively, AT&T use to be a solid company until they got their hands into one too many infrastructures. Then they lost sight of what is important and that is their customer base.

Considering my Verizon prepaid phone is more reliable than my hardline AT&T home internet, I'm inclined to agree with you.

[SnowVix]

I couldn't get in after lunch today on my hardline connection because I kept 2002ing, and then 2002ing again when I went to relog, losing my place in queue. Now I'm running off a phone hotspot and so far so good with keeping connection.

I'm just going assume that AT&T is run by Ascians.

I've seen people have similar experiences with Spectrum, and presumably Comcast as well. Some providers just have bad connection stability, which is really bad for the queue (and for raiding, better to have a high-ping stable connection that forces single-weaving over an unstable connection which might drop you mid-pull)

[Superskull85]

To be honest, the 2002 crashes happen to everyone. It doesn't have anything to do with your ISP.

[AlwaysConfused]

To be honest, the 2002 crashes happen to everyone. It doesn't have anything to do with your ISP.

Superskull85 is correct. We are not apologists for AT&T But the 2002 error is all on Square Enix.

[Sinavie]

Uhm, when did AT&T ever have any good connection? Landlines, what, internet, who? Might as well be old school NetZero...