[Feedback] Data Center Travel Changes

[CuteBucket]

I am once again asking that we rollback this stupid "congestion" system and let people freely data center travel again.

I still can't run much content on my Dynamis character without transferring her off world first to do it. Dynamis PF is as dead as ever. These changes are not helping Dynamis thrive. I don't WANT to have to haul my character to a different DC just to do Alliance Raids or PvP, during prime time evening US hours no less. I like her staying on Maduin with her FC unless I'm choosing to meet up and run things with others somewhere else or going to venues or just exploring housing. As a housing enthusiast, it really sucks that my housing character may not be able to even go to the server a house I wanted to look at is now.

Meanwhile on my other character, my non Aether friends can't come visit our large FC house on Cactuar anymore because Aether is almost always locked. We all used to come hang out there every week. I maintained and decorated the house not just for the FC, but for all of our friends we met across the game. We worked together to design a lot of the features. And now they can't even come hang out anymore.

I was completely fine with the temporary locks they put in place for the launch of Dawntrail. I think that was a smart idea that eased a lot of congestion. But why do we have this "not quite open not quite closed" system now? Especially in the lull between patches, player organized content like RP events, venues, and simply getting together with friends to do casual things like treasure maps or visiting each other's houses is where the game shines and why it stays alive. These changes do nothing but hurt that. Please let us freely data center travel again.

[xanatosdc]

Agreed. All of the above. They need to roll back the dumpster fire they created. But as usual, SE isn't listening to player feedback.

Just waiting for people to come in and tell you that you should move your FC off Aether of your want people to visit, because clearly, that's a reasonable thing to do.