ShonenA posted:
imagine a world without smartasses... and where tech-pro simply acknowledge that other people do not care about their little world.
just to clearify:
"something is wrong. find out yourself and fix it. its your product and i am paying for it so it can run smoothly. i am not paying so i can do tests for you and tell you waht is wrong."
oh and:
"do not make your problem mine ..."
Perhaps you should not try and speed read or skim, you do not seem to be very good at it. Read it all again but a bit slower so you actually comprehend.
I never said there was not a problem. I even acknowledged that there is a problem. I simply pointed out that, to solve tech challenges those with a tech problem need to post tech info.
Some of those with a problem could have a problem because of a fault on Mythic’s end. Even if the problem is on Mythic’s end, tech info from the user will aid Mythic in locating the problem.
But, it is also possible that some who have trouble are having trouble because of a tech challenge on the users end; I am not saying all, but the symptoms do indicate it is true for some. If some who have trouble are having a problem because of a fault on their end, tech info will aid tech-pros in identifying that.
It would be a wonderful world if all tech-pro people were psychic and could telepathically glean info from the fabric of existence and then magically solve your problems but that is not the real world. In the real world tech-pro people need tech info to be able to hunt down tech problems.
Tech info will also assist the tech-pro people in separating those who have a problem on the users end from those who truly have a challenge because of a problem with the server database or because of the server code. Combining the symptoms of those who have a home computer challenge with those who have a challenge because of a faulty ISP hub with those who actually have a challenge because of a problem on Mythic’s end could create a mountain of overlapping symptoms that leads a tech-pro far from the actual challenge and add hundreds of hours, perhaps add months, to the process of isolating the problem.
Based on the FACT that 99.9% of the players are not having problems, the likelihood that everyone’s problem is on Mythic’s end for ALL of the few who have trouble, is infinitesimally small. I have seen cases where isolated players have challenges with individual character because of a corrupt server database but based on the diverse symptoms posted by those with a challenge, that is not the case for most who are posting about having trouble.
Based on some of the symptoms that many of the posters are citing, it is highly probable that for many who have a problem there is an ISP challenge with a specific hub that some gamers have their traffic routed through and ISP hubs are NOT Mythic’s responsibility. I have actually seen more than one or two instances where players who stupidly refused to run a trace and instead demanded a game company fix the servers, eventually find that some trace reports that were finally run actually isolated the problem to an internet hub and once the hub was identified the company responsible for the hub fixed the problem and the players were finally happy again. But to isolate the problem to a HUB we need morons like you to get off their high horse, remove the stick you have shoved up your rear, and run some bloody simple tests.
For others who have a problem not associated with a hub, we need tech info from them too.
“imagine a world without smartasses...â€
Yes.
Imagine a world without a$$hats that blame others for their own stupidity.
Imagine a world where people with computer tech problems actually answer tech questions so others who are concerned and want to help can actually help.
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I guess it is kind of rude for tech-pro people to have the unmitigated gall to actually ask tech questions of someone with a tech problem. <Sarcasm off>
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