There has not been a single major patch without a critical issue since Endwalker.

[Jeeqbit]

EW queue wasn't a bug. They just made improvements and optimizations to something that had worked for years. A development server was repurposed as a login server to increase the amount of processing power.

DC travel is not part of a major patch. It's 6.18 and it's just congestion from people using it a lot.

[Tyrn]

EW queue wasn't a bug. They just made improvements and optimizations to something that had worked for years. A development server was repurposed as a login server to increase the amount of processing power.

DC travel is not part of a major patch. It's 6.18 and it's just congestion from people using it a lot.

Did we all just memory hole the whole error 2002 part where SE had somehow managed to basically "cap" queues per datacenter (yes datacenter not individual servers) at 17k and would randomly kick people anywhere in the queue out if there were more people queueing? If they just prevented additional people from queueing past 17k it'd be a bad look but one could at least reason it was for server stability, but who would consider randomly kicking people anywhere in the queue an intended feature and not a bug?

[Mosha]

Did we all just memory hole the whole error 2002 part where SE had somehow managed to basically "cap" queues per datacenter (yes datacenter not servers) at 17k and would randomly start kicking people anywhere in the queue out if there were more people queueing? If they just prevented additional people from queueing past 17k it'd be a bad look but one could at least reason it was for server stability, but who would consider randomly kicking people anywhere in the queue an intended feature and not a bug?

it's a design limitation, not a bug.

[MistakeNot]

it's a design limitation, not a bug.

Still a bug, even if it is a bug in the design rather than a bug in the code.

[Avidria]

it's a design limitation, not a bug.

It was a bug. They explicitly stated there was a bug involved.
https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodes...57f7b5b78b9bb3

[Moonlite]

EW queue wasn't a bug. They just made improvements and optimizations to something that had worked for years. A development server was repurposed as a login server to increase the amount of processing power.

DC travel is not part of a major patch. It's 6.18 and it's just congestion from people using it a lot.

No there was a bug. They claimed it had been there since 1.0

[GrizzlyTank]

EW queue wasn't a bug. They just made improvements and optimizations to something that had worked for years. A development server was repurposed as a login server to increase the amount of processing power.

DC travel is not part of a major patch. It's 6.18 and it's just congestion from people using it a lot.

Error 2002 in queue was a "bug" though because the queue for some reason would not refresh, but straight up drop the connection for prolonged periods and then try to reconnect. If i recall the post from a networks analysis from reddit, and it wasn't long after that post that the 2002 error was fixed too...

Alternatively the 2002 error for a full queue was not a bug though.