Originally Posted by
RMAGPILE
I was able to log in by allowing my other browser session wait for the "Tip Of The Day" message to let me in. The game eventually came on, but it is a pain to play. There is an alternating server lag event and normal play time. Any action you take may work instantly or be put on hold. It is as if tasks are queued and then suddenly released (then back to lag again). After several actions are queued, I tried going to a friend's island and applied buffs. It worked for a time and then lag occurred, followed by a boot out (refresh message appears / click button / back out to Login page).
At times, technology fails. This I accept. However, when failure occurs, I expect some form of timely notification. The message need not be detailed. A simple acknowledgement and confirmation that action is being taken will suffice. I doubt that this is a hardship, nor should it take considerable time to accomplish.
Such notifications are a standard followed by top I.T. shops in the world. One would think that Ubisoft, an international company with "1.061 billion euros" in sales 2011-20122, declared as the "2nd largest in-house development staff in the world with 26 studios in 18 countries" and a staff of "More than 6,900 team members worldwide including 5,800 dedicated to production" could spare a resource to send a notification.
To the Co-founder & CEO of Ubisoft Yves Guillemot,
Sir, thank you for this wonderful game. It is quite entertaining and allows me to gain friends. I am sure that you are aware that in the United States of America, our constitution guarantees the pursuit of happiness. This game provides me the chance to do so.
I hope it is not a terrible inconvenience for you, but could you please wake up one of these dedicated team members. They appear to have fallen asleep.
Thank You for your time,
RMAGPILE
