Hi Captains,
We will be bringing down Star Trek Online tomorrow, Thursday, March 28th, at 7AM PDT (click
here to view in your timezone) for maintenance and to apply a new patch. Patch notes can be found
here, and we expect this maintenance to only last for 2 hours. The test server may also be unavailable during this time.
Thanks for your patience and understanding,
- The Star Trek Online Team
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FIX IN MISSION BUGS PLEASE
"You seem to have gotten some of your blood in my raktajino. This is unfortunate."
Bone1970 don't believe in a no-win senario, Kirk's protege. Fed Tac.
Bone Trader don't belief in a no-win senario, Kirk's protege. Fed Tac.
Bone2 don't believe in a no-win senario, Kirk's protege. KDF Eng.
Warning: Not a native English-speaker, sorry if my English sucks.
Yours truly..
Nothing but a dollar sign to you...
"You seem to have gotten some of your blood in my raktajino. This is unfortunate."
It is a sad day.
I've had this bug happen to me before too in ISE with my quantum torpedoes, but it hasn't happened enough for me to get really all that annoyed. Sure when it happens I get annoyed, but usually if I die (I don't like it either, but it does happen) or when the STF is over and I change instance, the bug goes away and the torp is usable again. That is probably why they haven't fixed it yet. It isn't completely "game breaking."
Captain Marida Harper, Co-Director 5th Armored Division; CO USS Infinity
Captain Gurrat Reen, member MACO 7th Fleet, CO USS Milwaukee
Commander Korn, General, House MeQ'pu'yay 7th KAG
I ask and i already know the answer lol cant this be done in time zones at diff times like in the UK GMT at 3am - 5am when no one plays lol not slap bang in the middle of the day,,,,,
Your 3am-5am is my 10pm-midnight, prime play time.
Cryptic's looked at when the most people are on, when the least are.
They do it during the time when globally, the least are on.
So... Please be patient and realize there are other players.
Without server's you have would no game to connect too, thus the horse must come before the wagon. - Isulaya Fleet Officer Borg Syndicate
Officer of Fed side - Borg Syndicate: Isulaya (FED Sci) & Isu'laya (ROM Eng) . Admin/Head Officer of KDF side - Blood Empire: A'Nari (KDF Tac). Both have 400+ (usually 500) active fleet members in each of the fleets = I is one busy woman.
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stfu!!
really hope that doesn't mean what i think it does.......
Look at a world map.
Look at the UK and Europe.
Now look at the USA.
Now look back at the UK and Europe.
Now realize that the USA is larger, more people, more gamers in general.
If they made a chinese-language version of this game, then the maintenances would be done during the times when the chinese were asleep, or at work, because they'd skew the player level numbers.
Have seperate UK/Europe servers with their own maintenance schedule.
The UK/Europe servers would only serve UK/Europe players, and be completely seperate from the World ones.
UK/Europe players would never see other players, unless (like WoW) they paid a fee to have a COPY of their character done, to the World server.
If you wish to pay cryptic to run seperate servers for you, so you do not have to have the same downtimes as others.. then more power to you.
Let's hold off on the pissing contest for the moment. Can we all agree that if the server stability is corrected to match the increasing number of people that wish to join up on STO so they can be able to enjoy this game is just as important as any bugs currently happening.
Secondly for all we know, the romulan expansion could possible have the corrections and fixes to most of the problems that are currently happening at the moment of time. Please keep in mind that Cryptic is doing what they can when they can, when as many people as they possibly can.
Thirdly would you rather they send out fixes and corrections to problems that could possibly and potential cause more harm than good and could also cause more problems?
I'm sure that Cryptic isn't in any way, shape or form trying to neglect nor forget about those bugs and issues that are currently going on. And if they did correct a "small" issue that is going on don't you think that they have to prioritise and sort out how much of an issue and its urgency to when they should have it corrected.
Please don't take what I say as a mean to be nasty at anyone. I am just stating and asking that we all should be patience and please give cryptic's staff the chance and opportunity to fix everything as best as they can.
Every MMO I have played had maintenance during EU daytime.
So basicly for me it is either forever play single player games or get screwed with daytime maintenance because frankly... WoW is the worst game I have played in my entire life so it is no option. :P
That Would have been fine from the beginning, but now that's just a bad Idea.
Secondly, as regards the bugs everyone moans about. As a former programmer and PC Engineer of many years I know just how difficult it can be to track down and fix a bug at times. First you have to reproduce the bug and find out how it occurs. This may mean having the bug appear a few times while you track down its cause. Then you have to try to solve the bug without affecting the rest of the program. And in a game as complicated as STO that can be difficult.
And while most programmers would love to be able to fix every bug in a program, there are always priorities and schedules to keep. Which means that you just don't always have the luxury of time to find and eliminate everything.
So how about we cut these guys a little slack here and have a bit more patience.
*chuckles*
I'm completely chill. Merely pointing out that the same complaints by UK/Europe players that are made during _every_ scheduled maintenance.. yeah.
Metthinks you need a pair of glasses, if you stick to this reasoning. Europe, population of 603 million at 2008, North America (USA, Canada, Mexico) a 444 million at 2008. Now realize that you are talking out of the back of your neck.
Wikipedia page If you count the entire American continent you would be correct in the total amount of potential gamers, BUT only 6 countries combined go WAY beyond the pop.count of the USA, imagine if you counted them all because that would probably go way beyond 400 mil.
Please think before you post nonsence. :cool: