The restrictions on Data Center Travel are unnecessary

[TaleraRistain]

I'm still seeing plenty of people from other DCs on Aether so if their aim was to make people do PF on their own DCs with the restrictions, that doesn't seem to have worked. They need to remove the restrictions and freely allow DC Travel again.

[Alyko]

I'm still seeing plenty of people from other DCs on Aether so if their aim was to make people do PF on their own DCs with the restrictions, that doesn't seem to have worked. They need to remove the restrictions and freely allow DC Travel again.

I've got the solution. Force a return to your Home World upon logging out of Aether, enable AFK timers on Aether, and if you really want to squash "Aether is teh raiding DC!!!!!" mindset, disable raids for wanderers on Aether. Make visiting Aether so unpleasant that it encourages raiding on home DCs.

[PassinLay]

I've got the solution. Force a return to your Home World upon logging out of Aether, enable AFK timers on Aether, and if you really want to squash "Aether is teh raiding DC!!!!!" mindset, disable raids for wanderers on Aether. Make visiting Aether so unpleasant that it encourages raiding on home DCs.

Or a crazy thought, we just keep it as it was because it was absolutely fine especially since what they called the "congestion" has died down and we are back to pre-DT levels as per steamchart.

[Jojoya]

I've got the solution. Force a return to your Home World upon logging out of Aether, enable AFK timers on Aether, and if you really want to squash "Aether is teh raiding DC!!!!!" mindset, disable raids for wanderers on Aether. Make visiting Aether so unpleasant that it encourages raiding on home DCs.

Players would just pick another DC to congregate on and start the problem all over again.

If the idea is to try to get players to choose to play on their home DCs, you'd have to give them some sort of bonus reward for doing so. Even then, you'd get players complaining that it's not fair they have to give up their bonus to play with their friends on another DC.

It's one of those situations where players are never going to be satisfied because grass is always greener on the other side.