Curse

lilDeath · Dec 14, 2008, 08:23 PM // 20:23

Well, thanks, Martin.
I got it right in one of my earlier posts it seems, about the DC / internet connection.
This has been happening since yesterday, why did it take so long to get some feedback or even to start looking at it?

One would think this type of thing is monitored

Anyway, finally some confirmation, now lets just hope it is fixed soon!

**cosyfiep** · Dec 14, 2008, 09:15 PM // 21:15

I was thinking.....there was that huge ice storm on the east coast---still loads of people and such without power, could this be hampering routing???

yeah have had lots of lag, no dc's but havent played much since my big lag spike on saturday am....

lilDeath · Dec 14, 2008, 09:42 PM // 21:42

quite possible...
I don't live in USA, but I heard big parts of NY is dead

EDIT: "dead" as in power

rohara · Dec 14, 2008, 11:00 PM // 23:00

fun stuff, i like losing a match because the whole 4 monk backline err7's. woo! hope this problem can be fixed soon.

Courage! · Dec 14, 2008, 11:17 PM // 23:17

atleast you guys cn play gw my gw starting up thing doesnt even load (even after uninstalling it)

Owik Gall · Dec 14, 2008, 11:34 PM // 23:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Martin Kerstein

Hallo.

It looks like one of the peering provider is having network issues.

Datacenter is working with them on a solution

That makes perfect sense from my understanding. I've been doing a little investigating and found that it's widely the Europian players having the probs than the states. However, I checked with some American players and they started having probs too, but not so many. That's only through personal observation at least. The point is though that while those people were affected, the rest were just fine. Heck, when I checked through observer mode because someone in this forum said there was apparent disconnections I saw none. This meant to me that only a selected handful of people were the ones having problems. So the source could have something to do with a popularly used provider or something else that the affected players had in common. Martin's suggestion that it could be a peering provider issue is, well I guess, almost what I thought. Ok, I'm no expert. I was just trying to find things out for myself. Looks like NCsoft has it to the tee, though. Now, since I couldn't say anything earlier, I'm going to be called shenanigans. Oh well...

Anyways, continue on with your efforts on the issue, Martin. The people who are affected will really depend on you to figure something out. Anything you can do to keep us updated is sure appreciate it.

Now, I'll sit back, and wait for the inevitable SHENANIGANS! blurts on me. :P