Am I the only one seeing completely empty servers across the board?
Obibun
Join Date: 2002-04-23 Member: 492Members
<div class="IPBDescription">Or is this a bug?</div>From what I heard, 16,000 special editions were sold.
Any given time I load up NS2, I see 30-40 servers, 95% of which are completely empty and a small handful will have anywhere from 2-6 people
Out of 16,000 potential players, we've got <40 at any given time? Usually closer to 20? What's going on here, exactly?
or is there some massive bug where I'm just seeing this incorrectly?
Any given time I load up NS2, I see 30-40 servers, 95% of which are completely empty and a small handful will have anywhere from 2-6 people
Out of 16,000 potential players, we've got <40 at any given time? Usually closer to 20? What's going on here, exactly?
or is there some massive bug where I'm just seeing this incorrectly?
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Yeah I couldn't deal with it during release either, but I had assumed some of the major connection issue bugs had been ironed out already.. guess not.
What a disappointment. :\
lol "silky smooth"
I think when you release an alpha intended to test a game and less than 0.25% (zero point two five percent) of your players are actually playing/testing the game, that's an epic fail. Regardless of "alpha" status.
I think when you release an alpha intended to test a game and less than 0.25% (zero point two five percent) of your players are actually playing/testing the game, that's an epic fail. Regardless of "alpha" status.<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->
The point of an alpha is to identify bugs and fix them.
If nobody plays you find the bugs that prevent it and fix them, then patch, then people play again and report new bugs.
Rinse repeat.
playing != testing. the devs know what things need to be done and have a schedule of things to accomplish regardless of any input whatsoever from testers. any insights they get from testing is already a plus.