Quick post while working. I figured I'd log-in shortly after the Headstart openend to secure my names on the servers where the Casualties of War guild will be playing. OMG - I'm 1576 person the in f-ing queue 30 mins after the HS servers went live. *Flashbacks of Aions initial release*
Back to work and intermittenly checking my position in the queue.
3x Dc'd and back to 1017 in queue. I need a drink and a good movie to lick my wounds with cuz I don't think I'll be getting on Rift this evening.
And it's not like you can pick a different server, abandoning plans with friends for a while, every single server is FULL. /cries into her soda pop
Posted by: Saylah | February 24, 2011 at 04:01 PM
Took me over two hours to get in. Played for an hour and now servers have come down. Smooth as butter once I was playing, though.
Posted by: Bhagpuss | February 24, 2011 at 04:59 PM
They went down when I was # 10 in the queue!!!! And now it's back to being 1065. Waiting to see if guild decides to bail on this server.
Posted by: Saylah | February 24, 2011 at 05:58 PM
Casualties currently is staying the course - for now.
This isn't our first rodeo, and we all know that queues fade like puppy love. With world events like Invasions, Rift Raids, etc... I think it's important to be plugged into a thriving server.
We've got the rest of our lives to play Rift. What's important is to play together and have fun. It was amazing seeing all these old (and new) CoWs hop in form up. Because we are so hyper-casual, we aren't as organized or agile, and moving servers could be a short term solution with long term consequences.
I was talking to one player from a guild tag I can't recall and he said they moved to a new server PvE(RP) and, before everyone got the word out, THAT server developed a queue - it was a nightmare, he said.
Lets see how this weekend plays out - /end pep talk.
Posted by: Ludo | February 25, 2011 at 12:03 PM
I hear ya. I also think it's safer to stay on the RP servers which are fewer in number and seem to lose fewer players after the 30 days of lookie-loo.
Posted by: Saylah | February 25, 2011 at 02:45 PM