I find it totally stupid that on an official server the first 40 to join are penalized by others who take their places and then can not join.
There should be a system that locks when the first 40 have joined the server.
And putting more servers it was obvious that there would be people, I find it totally unacceptable to have provided so few servers.
And why should you get priority over another player if you leave the server for work or etc then you give up that space for anyone to join, its simple wait for a space to open up or get ya own server
I have the priority just because I arrived before, let’s say I finished work at 6pm and I want to connect but the server is full and no one is disconnecting, how do I do?
And for the problem of taking a place unnecessarily simply set up a system if the player does not log in after a certain time he loses his place
You shouldn’t get priority over someone else lmao, you’re not a special case. You should wanting be more server slots to accomodate more people than just you.
It will get better as soon as the steam free week is over but I agree, a queue system would be nice. Unfortunately, considering that the official servers are rarely full, I can’t imagine it being a priority. It will only be useful for a handful of private servers and around free events.
Narelle is right after this free week is over, server populations will drop to normal rates. Those on xbox and Play stations, will more then likely start seeing a drop at about 3 weeks. The same happened on PC when siptah came out. servers were always capped at 40, worse we dc’d alot in the beginning so sometimes I couldn’t even get back in to save my gear if I fell off a cliff from doing the running man lag. we also had issues with extreme ping, so even when the server had a slot we were waiting for refresh for better ping. Things are better.
Console users need patch to fix alot of issue… I think will stay at full for abit. Or enough people will get sick of losing stuff thru floor, or being killed by stuff that doesn’t exist.