For newer releases of DCs and servers in the future...

[Myrany]

it'd be nice if before hand people should queue up their characters for a transfer say a week early. What the queue would essentially do is start the transfer for those characters immediately after the servers go up. I feel as if this would alleviate a lot of frustration and it would give priority to the people that are going to matter the most on those servers which are the people that want to move there, rather than the visitors or the fresh accounts.

I realize it'd probably be a minor improvement but if it could be done it'd be welcome. I'm not trying to point the finger at SE and blame them for everything, just trying to suggest something that seems like it could help.

No person's characters matter more than anyone else's. Get in line with everyone else.

[JWag12787]

while it did take a few minutes of refreshing to get the page, the transfer itself only took about 5-10 minutes. not really a huge deal. the bigger problem, especially on Seraph (curse you all choosing the same server! XD ) is new characters

[NekoMataMata]

No person's characters matter more than anyone else's. Get in line with everyone else.

I knew someone would say this and I find it funny because you act like there aren't priorities in life. It's not exactly unfair for there to be such either.

It's not unthinkable to have priorities start from the existing players that are transferring over, leading to the players making new accounts and ending with the players visiting. For some reason people like yourself act as if you're being put down or told you don't matter when that's not the case. This is just simple logic.

[Myrany]

I knew someone would say this and I find it funny because you act like there aren't priorities in life. It's not exactly unfair for there to be such either.

It's not unthinkable to have priorities start from the existing players that are transferring over, leading to the players making new accounts and ending with the players visiting. For some reason people like yourself act as if you're being put down or told you don't matter when that's not the case. This is just simple logic.

Actually you have no idea what level the character I am planning to move is. The difference is I don't have the overblown sense of entitlement that makes people demand THEIR case deserves priority service. No one does. Get in line with the rest of us.

[NekoMataMata]

Actually you have no idea what level the character I am planning to move is. The difference is I don't have the overblown sense of entitlement that makes people demand THEIR case deserves priority service. No one does. Get in line with the rest of us.

Sorry to burst your bubble but I didn't assume anything about the level of character you were planning to move. I didn't even assume that you were moving.

And you want to talk about entitlement, I think your idea of lack of priorities points more towards entitlement than my idea that different groups should have different priority.

But I understand that you can't make a valid point without putting words in mouths of other people and acting like a child.

[Myrany]

Sorry to burst your bubble but I didn't assume anything about the level of character you were planning to move. I didn't even assume that you were moving.

And you want to talk about entitlement, I think your idea of lack of priorities points more towards entitlement than my idea that different groups should have different priority.

But I understand that you can't make a valid point without putting words in mouths of other people and acting like a child.

Words in your mouth? Hardly. The only direct reference to you was that you had no idea what character I was moving. Everything else was general.

Saying that everyone gets in line is exactly the OPPOSITE of entitlement. My priority is that everyone gets an equal and fair chance. That means a line where no one gets a special place. Everyone equal.

You were the one that wants special cases.

[JRat]

I think your idea of lack of priorities points more towards entitlement than my idea that different groups should have different priority.

I am curious as to how you came to this conclusion.

If anything, it looks to me to be the complete opposite.