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Since Phoenix Throne is going away (http://herald.warhammeronline.com/warherald/NewsArticle.war?id=987), we will switch to be more guild/friends of guild/community oriented, instead of being game oriented.
What does this mean? Not much for now. Within the next week or two all of the Warhammer specific areas will be closed and archived. The Warhammer banner on the top will be removed, and the default address will change.
That's all for now.
Warseth
11-24-2009, 11:49 AM
So when are you going to drop back in Aion Isak? I have a SM that can chain grind with your Glad. PL for you!
Vasan
11-24-2009, 01:02 PM
Since Phoenix Throne is going away (http://herald.warhammeronline.com/warherald/NewsArticle.war?id=987), we will switch to be more guild/friends of guild/community oriented, instead of being game oriented.
What does this mean? Not much for now. Within the next week or two all of the Warhammer specific areas will be closed and archived. The Warhammer banner on the top will be removed, and the default address will change.
That's all for now.
Poor old PT.
So when are you going to drop back in Aion Isak? I have a SM that can chain grind with your Glad. PL for you!
Not sure; I did re-install and was getting close. Then there was the bot/radar talk and that turned me off right quick. So maybe within the next couple weeks.
Drakhon
11-24-2009, 06:55 PM
That puts them down to 4 NA servers, ouch.
Gisli
11-25-2009, 01:26 PM
Isak -- They seem to be making efforts to control the bots. Yes, bots are around. But you can see them taking active steps to raise the bar as best they can. Restrictions on new toon. Bot bannings. In your day-to-day playing, they are not that big a problem.
What I consider a more serious problem for at least some people is the disconnects at fort fights. Hopefully you will find the recent patches have improved that.
Cillbo
11-25-2009, 01:46 PM
What I consider a more serious problem for at least some people is the disconnects at fort fights. Hopefully you will find the recent patches have improved that.
For what it's worth, I've not crashed once at a fort after this last patch.
Drakhon
11-25-2009, 02:46 PM
Neither have I. I watched Aion's memory statistics the first time around and saw that I got up to 2.7 GB of virtual address space (going above 2GB caused the majority of crashes before) and even 2.5 GB of actual virtual memory usage, so they clearly have resolved that issue, at least.
Jalec
11-25-2009, 04:26 PM
good to hear. this was the only reason i wasnt playing. ill have to test the waters.
Vasan
12-01-2009, 08:15 AM
Yep less bots, less crashing, plans to add meaningful content.
Athelstaine
12-02-2009, 06:22 AM
I may come back to try the new changes as well if they resolved most of the crashing issues.
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