I do not play MMOs - so out of curiosity: is this how it works generally?
I noticed before that updates are done during the daytime.
Any updates for business software in companies I have worked for have always been done at night-time etc.
Not when users need to use the software.
Shouldn't that apply to games as well - and Friday evening is a prime time for playing isn't it.
Also: I don't want to play PowerPlay today - I can gladly wait.
So why can't they let me decide when to download the update... *Rhetorical question*
Is there really no better way (=user friendly to the customers) to design a game like this, no way that updates could be done without users suffering a downtime?
And if not, shouldn't it be at least done "out-of-hours", say at least early European mornings on a weekday?
I noticed before that updates are done during the daytime.
Any updates for business software in companies I have worked for have always been done at night-time etc.
Not when users need to use the software.
Shouldn't that apply to games as well - and Friday evening is a prime time for playing isn't it.
Also: I don't want to play PowerPlay today - I can gladly wait.
So why can't they let me decide when to download the update... *Rhetorical question*
Is there really no better way (=user friendly to the customers) to design a game like this, no way that updates could be done without users suffering a downtime?
And if not, shouldn't it be at least done "out-of-hours", say at least early European mornings on a weekday?