Sorry SE, but endgame won't work if you don't fix something.

[Syah]

I agree every launch has its issues however what I find less acceptable is complete silence from SE after 69 pages (and more on other posts) of very specific and detailed issue report on this topic.

There's a difference between challenge and frustration. Now seeing a situation on your screen which does not correspond to the reality is pure frustration, it totally overwrites the fun part a good challenge in battle provides.

I saw myself countless times very far away from the AOE and get hit, while my hubby still saw me standing right in the middle of the AOE. This coupled with the 0.5 sec delay must be fixed, period.

I will resume my sub once this has been sorted out by SE.

[Nexxa]

Yoohoo! SE? Might wanna say something here.

[Avraym]

This thread really deserves some kind of dev response.

At least let players know if they intend on fixing the issue or if its just going to be an ongoing issue.

[Eclipsed]

Still no replies? ridiculous...

Hello Devs,

This is a gamebreaking issue for many many many people. Can we please get a reply?

kthx

[gigi_frana]

the "reply" you(and me) are waiting for would sound like:
We SE have decided that it is a good idea to move the EU Servers to.. EU! REJOICE!

[Cahlum]

We need an EU data centre. However, chances of that happening are just too slim unless we have a very large EU population increase.

[Vektrat]

Stop deviating the issue please, it's already been stated and proven it has (in the major part) nothing to do with the inexistence of an EU datacentre.

[MusouMugen]

Stop deviating the issue please, it's already been stated and proven it has (in the major part) nothing to do with the inexistence of an EU datacentre.

Sorry, but some of us don't enjoy the nice little 200-250 ping to Canada, while in every other game that has EU based servers I considered ping over 50-60 bad-ish.

While it's not the only issue, it just compounds with other issues to create a lag-fest (for some players at least).

[Vektrat]

Nevertheless, we need an EU datacentre.

Sorry, but some of us don't enjoy the nice little 200-250 ping to Canada, while in every other game that has EU based servers I considered ping over 50-60 bad-ish.

While it's not the only issue, it just compounds with other issues to create a lag-fest (for some players at least).

Other games having EU servers and you having low pings, doesn't imply that the low ping to the other game's EU dataservers is the reason for no delay.

It IS true that EU datacentres would help, but this comes AFTER.

Having new Datacentres is probably 5% of the real and serious issue going on in here. Yes, it would help, but you would not notice it, trust me.

What would help is they fixing their shitty network coding, then with the current server-pings we would have a standard and acceptable MMO; I could live with that. Now if people considers that we need shooter-like MMOs, and PvP wants to be treated seriously and competitive, and the mechanics require faster pings, THEN it will be the time about changing datacentres.

[Conkers]

..new Datacentres is probably 5% of the real...Yes, it would help, but you would not notice it, trust me.

Having played LOTRO where they closed the EU data centre and moved the servers to NA, it was actually very noticeable. My ping went from about 50-60 to around 120-150, which on the face of things was not a problem, after all it was not an FPS & 120-150 ping is fine, in theory, however what became apparent is that the performance when having to connect to NA was less stable, less consistent, so people got more lag spikes, larger lag spikes and sometimes packet loss, in all it was very noticeable.

It was also significantly worse for those that lived in less favourable countries for connecting to NA, I live in the UK so was lucky in that regard, however we had people in our guild that were from places like Poland, Russia, etc and it was very noticeable that they were impacted more by the server move, to the point many simply quit the game.