It’s a good question. Personally given that everyone has the gift of clocks, can see when you posted and knows roughly when the servers came back online, I’d maybe just admit that that 24 hrs claim may have been ever so slightly exaggerated.Would you like to see my Log Files?
Oh crap why am I bothering?
where did you get nameplates from ? when i was in store nothing appeared...Only a minor bug but thought would report nonetheless, getting a nice shade of yellow overcast on the nameplates, both in the hanger and outside on the hull of carriers
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There are a number of times over the last few weeks where I wished I could do just that. Was just landing to just get fuel, or rearm before heading out again. Didn’t need to access the star port services at all.
I've also worked in IT, doing installations. On occasion, the installation hasn't worked. In those circumstances, there comes a point at which the installation is declared a failure, and the rollback plan is executed. Time is always allocated to rollback, so that if by a certain time the installation has not been successful, the rollback plan is followed even if "it would only be a few more minutes" to get the installation to work. No-one goes home until everything is working, be it updated or not. The longer people work on a problem, the more tired they get, and the more prone to errors they become.
I'm sure that the players would prefer a working pre-update game to one with a broken update.
yesterday when i logged in , i was in my DBX with 4 cargo space , i was empty when i logged out before the update in the Kakbutan system, when i was able to log in after the update i had 4 marked slaves in my cargo rack
Not criticising you here, but it’s a flawed idea on various fronts I’m afraid.I've also worked in IT, doing installations. On occasion, the installation hasn't worked. In those circumstances, there comes a point at which the installation is declared a failure, and the rollback plan is executed. Time is always allocated to rollback, so that if by a certain time the installation has not been successful, the rollback plan is followed even if "it would only be a few more minutes" to get the installation to work. No-one goes home until everything is working, be it updated or not. The longer people work on a problem, the more tired they get, and the more prone to errors they become.
I'm sure that the players would prefer a working pre-update game to one with a broken update.
Equating oil (without which the world stops turning) to a video game is silly. For a forum full of old men, you're acting like a bunch of millennial snowflakesI work in the oil industry, we run a 24/7 operation 365 days of the year. Nobody goes without food, water or sleep. It’s called project management and planning.
Might be a bug, but if so it’s not a universal one, it’s working fine for me (or was last night anyway).I didn't read through the whole thread, but my probes are flying through rings and won't scan. I'm not sure if this is a known bug or if I doing something silly.
There are a number of times over the last few weeks where I wished I could do just that. Was just landing to just get fuel, or rearm before heading out again. Didn’t need to access the star port services at all.
Yeah, sorry about that. A slight mix up with the paint order, someone put #576743653 instead of #576746353 .... I'll add your carrier to the list I am re-painting, but it could be a day or two, guv'norOnly a minor bug but thought would report nonetheless, getting a nice shade of yellow overcast on the nameplates, both in the hanger and outside on the hull of carriers
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