Is it really necessary to make a thread every time a server crashes? Who exactly are you telling this to, Sace? Moxie? I seriously doubt they find out about crashes through the message boards.
Is it really necessary to make a thread every time a server crashes? Who exactly are you telling this to, Sace? Moxie? I seriously doubt they find out about crashes through the message boards.
I cant find your point .... and you are Canadian omg.
Is it really necessary to make a thread every time a server crashes? Who exactly are you telling this to, Sace? Moxie? I seriously doubt they find out about crashes through the message boards.
Ghee, it really was mostly to let them know in case, notice the paragraph's and paragraph's of QQ I had in my post? Did you also notice Sace responded 3 minutes later ? Or maybe read on these same forum's where they ask you to inform them of such issues when they arise ?
I know maybe I should have sent a in game petition while the server's where down ?.......
It's clear as that.... they already know. And if they rely on us to tell them their servers crashed, that would be quite hilarious. Doesn't it seem silly to inform them about something they own has broken down? err.. knowing NCwest, maybe not afterall.
Perhaps it's time we get Sace or Moxie to make a forum dedicated to server crash posts, it may even be more active than the General Discussion forum.
Doesn't hurt to have alarms going off in more then one place.
And having one thread up emediately.... usually helps to keep all the banter in one place... where as waiting and suddenly many threads tend to pop up all over the place.
Even if logic dictates that the company running said server.... server crashes... they should know about it right away. Doesn't always necessarily mean they do in fact no 100% of the time.
We are talking about margins of error or delay or whatever you'd like to referr to it as ...... The customer should formally complain in whatever way they can, specially publically. It's not wasteing anyones time....