WoW Launches [Nov 25, 2004, 12:20 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The World of Warcraft Community Site
(thanks Frans) reflects on the launch of Blizzard's highly anticipated MMORPG in
North America, Australia, and New Zealand. The update admits to problems created
by the rush of new WoW players, and offers some suggestions on how to circumvent
launch issues in the short-term as they work "around the clock to ensure we can
smooth out this initial rush, and we will be working through Thanksgiving to
address the latency issues that players are experiencing."
The real truth is that if people had did what Blizzard asked, none of them would be waiting.
I've played since a few days ago and I haven't waited in a queue once.
But, no, everyone has to 'play with their friends'. Instead of picking servers with lower populations, and insisting on the high population servers.
I've played since a few days ago and I haven't waited in a queue once.
But, no, everyone has to 'play with their friends'. Instead of picking servers with lower populations, and insisting on the high population servers.
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