Wildstar MMO - Page 43

On June 07 2014 21:18 Yuljan wrote:
So guys which server is the good one to start as a european ?

On June 07 2014 20:47 Bumblebee wrote:
Well, the plan was Hazak IIRC but some people caved at launch because of the queue to get onto it right during the launch, and thus split people up as a lot of people also had made plans with other people and can't/won't just change...

On June 08 2014 00:33 Bumblebee wrote:
I mean I don't mind that people went on Ravenous, but your argument doesn't really make sense. The only PvP server there was when everyone who pre-ordered started was Hazak, people made "deals" with other friends outside of Team Liquid based on that Hazak was the server. Then when the game launched and guestpasses came (or a little earlier) some people were annoyed with the queue time, which is fine, and then decided to go on Ravenous based on that vote. That vote is sort of not really fair towards the other people who made deals with other people to get the best server possible, they'd have to choose and that kinda really suck.

I'm ok in the end with the choice of Ravenous but I don't see how it's anything else than a somewhat selfish decision by the people who didn't wanna stick up with the queue time and/or didn't have other obligations. It's basically what has caused us to be split. On top of that you've also taken the liberty of making Ravenous the official TL afterwards which then furthers makes it hard for the people who stayed on Hazak with the other people who they've made deals with and/or already played quite a lot on.

Anyhow, enough rant about it. It is what it is, but please just don't pretend it was fair to all parties involved. :-/

On June 07 2014 09:51 Cyro wrote:


In better terms, screen refreshes every 16.67ms, you either have a frame ready exactly in that time, or you dont. It a single frame, like this can happen when you have 80fps average but only one frame takes 16.68ms, then it will be held in buffer until the next refresh after another 16.67ms period (33.334ms, 1/30'th of a second since last frame)

Just got woken up my skype call at 1:30am (they're appreciated, especially if anyone playing w/ EU guys wants to add me and text/voice chat but plz message first ) so i'm gonna sleep a few more hours then get back to playing, just put some intro time in yesterday (i couldn't seem to zone chat or whisper people with the guest pass?) and i think i got a solution to the turn sensitivity thing. Looks good/fun so far, but i've been trying to avoid some information because i'm usually not happy playing like an MMO or a competitive game (think like DOTA) without looking up all of the champion abilities after 2 games, and i'd rather have some fun and get some decent hours in, rather than freaking out over it

As for guy with like 250ms ping to europe, ouch, i get the feeling that 100 would significantly negatively affect the feel of this game, worse than WoW etc anyway




It depends on hardware usage, the game is quite dominant with one thread, so i doubt more than three CPU cores would help. I have the best thing available for it (Haswell @4.7ghz) but it still choked at times, also seems really GPU heavy. In GPU heavy areas my 770 was eaten i was able to double my FPS by turning down a few settings, keeping the important stuff, and using 512 render distance, but before i did that, i saw sub-40 FPS half a dozen or so times in the time it took to get to level ~4.5, my 144hz screen was upset

On June 08 2014 00:53 Bumblebee wrote:
It's more like.. Let's say A, B, C, D are going to play. Everyone goes on Hazak and B and D also tell their other friends, we'll play there. They start levelling and whatnot, A and C also plays a bit but then can't be bothered with the queue time and then switches and afterwards then starts up a TL guild and advertises it a little bit as a TL guild (at least that's how I've seen it been done, where there's "a few others playing on the other server"). In this situation, in my opinion, you're kind of splitting the community by doing that rather than either suck it up stay or just play on your own there. Or you're asking B and D to abandon their other friends to go play there with TL. In the end I don't think you have bad intentions at all and the queue did suck badly but we're a lot of people overhere who overcomed it with different tactics. It just sucks this was done because this is definitely what ended up splitting the TL community on two servers.

Edit: Some of the things we did was remote desktop login from laptops or work pc's so you'd be logged in when you get home, or some people set up a simple mousescript to repeat an action of walking forward and back again every 10-15 minutes and left their PC's overnight. I personally didn't have login problems, I was in queue on the first day for 4-5 hours but since then not really had a problem besides half an hour here or there by being smart about it.

On June 08 2014 01:35 LaNague wrote:
server is not that big deal, can always pay a hopefully easonable price to transfer.