I didn’t hear about the game until a few days ago, I got super hyped for it, I was even more impressed when I read these words from the freakin C E O of the company.
- “Eleventh Hour Games has carefully prepared its infrastructure for launch day in a bid to avoid any issues - CEO Judd Cobbler.”
- “We have the ability to scale servers quickly, have reserved a large amount of bare metal machines, and do not have a maximum spend for cloud overflow – we should be stable -CEO Judd Cobbler.”
- “We’ve scale tested for months with third parties, consultants, the help of infra providers, and our own backend team - CEO Judd Cobbler”
Look, I get it, stuff happens, but updating just to say you have no answers, updating and saying the issue is too technical, it’s simply not good enough.
Ya’ll sold over a million copies, many of which came with the highest price tag to date. You’ve gotta do better than “it’s technical” “still working on it”
People love data and stats, if you can’t explain a complex issue in simple terms like the “ELI5” group, maybe you shouldn’t be running a business or company.
We’re not asking you to write or provide Code to show syntax errors or something, but ANYTHING - Is it a capacity issue? More users connecting then intended, are connections not going or routing through the proper nodes / networks, is it an architecture issue with the coding? Is it a traffic issue, hardware issue, coding issue, connection issue, like? Give the people SOMETHING.
Since you guys supposedly did so much pre-testing, is it a completely new and un-accounted for issue? Is it something you ran into before but isn’t resolving the same way as before?
Like I said at the beginning, I understand shit happens, the game still looks incredible and I am excited to play, but you can’t have the CEO stand up and be like “We got this, we did all the pre-game stuff” and then immediately drop the ball in the first hours of launch.
It’s ridiculous. I based todays entire stream on Last Epoch and all we’ve been doing is clowning on EHG. We wanna be playing the game, not making fun of fit.