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Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 06:54:00 - [61] also BT dont cost money, if ur on dial-up its ur own fault, a cable modem internet connection cost 40$ in the USA. ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 06:54:00 - [62] also BT dont cost money, if ur on dial-up its ur own fault, a cable modem internet connection cost 40$ in the USA. ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Fuse	Posted - 2004.11.24 06:57:00 - [63] I gave him an alternative free download resume program link. He does not even have to use bittorrent. Some people just complain no matter what but some complain allot more. 0.o It's not you... no wait it is you.
Fuse	Posted - 2004.11.24 06:57:00 - [64] I gave him an alternative free download resume program link. He does not even have to use bittorrent. Some people just complain no matter what but some complain allot more. 0.o It's not you... no wait it is you.
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 06:58:00 - [65] Quote: I hope you don't expect to get 56k/sec here in the US dude. 56 kilo BITS / sec (NOT Bytes) Which is really 48kb/s, which is really actually more like 36kb/s Best you can expect from 56k is 2kbytes/sec (some will say more but they don't understand modem compression). So when I'm getting 0.001 kbytes/sec .... and WAS getting 2 kbytes/sec before the harddrive on the FTP crashed it kinda makes me wonder how CCP can expect to deploy such a bit upgrade when they can't even get a decent FTP server with half-decent harddrives. They could be setup on US servers with ultra cheap bandwidth (compared with the ones they are using) with great hardware and many backbone links, within an hour or so. Yet they choose to let down their customers. Right now every download location is saturated to capacity, because 2 of them have crashed or are inexcessable. $0.015/customer..... soooooooo expensive eh.... $700 customers just aren't worth spending any more than 1ó on. -Ben
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 06:58:00 - [66] Quote: I hope you don't expect to get 56k/sec here in the US dude. 56 kilo BITS / sec (NOT Bytes) Which is really 48kb/s, which is really actually more like 36kb/s Best you can expect from 56k is 2kbytes/sec (some will say more but they don't understand modem compression). So when I'm getting 0.001 kbytes/sec .... and WAS getting 2 kbytes/sec before the harddrive on the FTP crashed it kinda makes me wonder how CCP can expect to deploy such a bit upgrade when they can't even get a decent FTP server with half-decent harddrives. They could be setup on US servers with ultra cheap bandwidth (compared with the ones they are using) with great hardware and many backbone links, within an hour or so. Yet they choose to let down their customers. Right now every download location is saturated to capacity, because 2 of them have crashed or are inexcessable. $0.015/customer..... soooooooo expensive eh.... $700 customers just aren't worth spending any more than 1ó on. -Ben
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 06:59:00 - [67] its like dial-up= 15-30/month now a days i say fork over the extra money 1-3mb/sec down.up for 40/month its like c'mon use your brain ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 06:59:00 - [68] its like dial-up= 15-30/month now a days i say fork over the extra money 1-3mb/sec down.up for 40/month its like c'mon use your brain ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:00:00 - [69] Originally by: MrYellow Quote: I hope you don't expect to get 56k/sec here in the US dude. 56 kilo BITS / sec (NOT Bytes) Which is really 48kb/s, which is really actually more like 36kb/s Best you can expect from 56k is 2kbytes/sec (some will say more but they don't understand modem compression). So when I'm getting 0.001 kbytes/sec .... and WAS getting 2 kbytes/sec before the harddrive on the FTP crashed it kinda makes me wonder how CCP can expect to deploy such a bit upgrade when they can't even get a decent FTP server with half-decent harddrives. They could be setup on US servers with ultra cheap bandwidth (compared with the ones they are using) with great hardware and many backbone links, within an hour or so. Yet they choose to let down their customers. Right now every download location is saturated to capacity, because 2 of them have crashed or are inexcessable. $0.015/customer..... soooooooo expensive eh.... $700 customers just aren't worth spending any more than 1ó on. -Ben hahahahahahahha BIT AND BYTES ARE THE SAME DAMN THING hahahahahha ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:00:00 - [70] Originally by: MrYellow Quote: I hope you don't expect to get 56k/sec here in the US dude. 56 kilo BITS / sec (NOT Bytes) Which is really 48kb/s, which is really actually more like 36kb/s Best you can expect from 56k is 2kbytes/sec (some will say more but they don't understand modem compression). So when I'm getting 0.001 kbytes/sec .... and WAS getting 2 kbytes/sec before the harddrive on the FTP crashed it kinda makes me wonder how CCP can expect to deploy such a bit upgrade when they can't even get a decent FTP server with half-decent harddrives. They could be setup on US servers with ultra cheap bandwidth (compared with the ones they are using) with great hardware and many backbone links, within an hour or so. Yet they choose to let down their customers. Right now every download location is saturated to capacity, because 2 of them have crashed or are inexcessable. $0.015/customer..... soooooooo expensive eh.... $700 customers just aren't worth spending any more than 1ó on. -Ben hahahahahahahha BIT AND BYTES ARE THE SAME DAMN THING hahahahahha ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:03:00 - [71] Quote: I gave him an alternative free download resume program link. Thanx very much for that, nice no spyware downloader. However because the ONLY half-decent HTTP site (UK) is at capacity it's currently going to take 150 hours to download. I can connect for 30 seconds here and there before the UK server has a fart and drops the connection.... again.... $0.015/customer..... How cheap is CCP eh? Rather use your users bandwidth then spend a few bucks on a real server and leave a bunch of your users out in the cold. Shame. -Ben
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:03:00 - [72] Quote: I gave him an alternative free download resume program link. Thanx very much for that, nice no spyware downloader. However because the ONLY half-decent HTTP site (UK) is at capacity it's currently going to take 150 hours to download. I can connect for 30 seconds here and there before the UK server has a fart and drops the connection.... again.... $0.015/customer..... How cheap is CCP eh? Rather use your users bandwidth then spend a few bucks on a real server and leave a bunch of your users out in the cold. Shame. -Ben
AngryGames	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:05:00 - [73] Edited by: AngryGames on 24/11/2004 07:09:48 heh, Yellow makes me laugh. i nailed the patch off BT (BitTornado) @ 400k/s. I then nailed the full new eve (519MB) off BT at another 400k/s. here's what ya do though if you dont have broadband: you download the BT file anyway. If you think that the patch/client on BT is going to go away in a day before you have a chance to get it finished...then you should just stop playing. This torrent will be active for at least 4-10 days while others get it. Even if the speed drops to 4k/s for you...well...you weren't going to get much more than that anyway on dial-up. It resumes, it has checksums to verify, its the way to go. I was pulling the patch off the http links @ 9k/s. I said heck no and got it done. plus it aint like you going to be logged in all the time the instant it comes back online. Its going to be crashing quite a bit for a few days since we never had 10,000 users logged in at once during testing... Quote: $0.015/customer..... How cheap is CCP eh? Rather use your users bandwidth then spend a few bucks on a real server and leave a bunch of your users out in the cold. Shame. -Ben Quote: er...how about with 50,000 players...everyone is probably trying to download it? take a break from the complaining and just download it on BT or use a download manager. But complaining like you are isn't going to get it downloaded any faster for you. . . We are the Mooninites. We are from the Moon. And our culture is advanced beyond all that you can possibly comprehend with 100% of your brain...on the Moon, nerds get their pants pulled down and spanked with moonrocks.
AngryGames	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:05:00 - [74] Edited by: AngryGames on 24/11/2004 07:09:48 heh, Yellow makes me laugh. i nailed the patch off BT (BitTornado) @ 400k/s. I then nailed the full new eve (519MB) off BT at another 400k/s. here's what ya do though if you dont have broadband: you download the BT file anyway. If you think that the patch/client on BT is going to go away in a day before you have a chance to get it finished...then you should just stop playing. This torrent will be active for at least 4-10 days while others get it. Even if the speed drops to 4k/s for you...well...you weren't going to get much more than that anyway on dial-up. It resumes, it has checksums to verify, its the way to go. I was pulling the patch off the http links @ 9k/s. I said heck no and got it done. plus it aint like you going to be logged in all the time the instant it comes back online. Its going to be crashing quite a bit for a few days since we never had 10,000 users logged in at once during testing... Quote: $0.015/customer..... How cheap is CCP eh? Rather use your users bandwidth then spend a few bucks on a real server and leave a bunch of your users out in the cold. Shame. -Ben Quote: er...how about with 50,000 players...everyone is probably trying to download it? take a break from the complaining and just download it on BT or use a download manager. But complaining like you are isn't going to get it downloaded any faster for you. . . We are the Mooninites. We are from the Moon. And our culture is advanced beyond all that you can possibly comprehend with 100% of your brain...on the Moon, nerds get their pants pulled down and spanked with moonrocks.
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:06:00 - [75] Quote: BIT AND BYTES ARE THE SAME DAMN THING There are 8 bits in a byte..... Who's the fool now? 1MBit/s is "about" 333 Gig per month. I'm on dialup for the short-term because of a failure.... Not by choice. -Ben
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:06:00 - [76] Quote: BIT AND BYTES ARE THE SAME DAMN THING There are 8 bits in a byte..... Who's the fool now? 1MBit/s is "about" 333 Gig per month. I'm on dialup for the short-term because of a failure.... Not by choice. -Ben
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:08:00 - [77] it was a joke....DUHHHHHH ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:08:00 - [78] it was a joke....DUHHHHHH ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:09:00 - [79] Quote: Even if the speed drops to 4k/s for you... What about 0.001k/s? Is that still acceptable? Is that CCP providing a quality service? Is that what we pay for? -Ben
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:09:00 - [80] Quote: Even if the speed drops to 4k/s for you... What about 0.001k/s? Is that still acceptable? Is that CCP providing a quality service? Is that what we pay for? -Ben
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:10:00 - [81] Edited by: Dsanta on 24/11/2004 07:13:57 Edited by: Dsanta on 24/11/2004 07:13:25 we pay for the pleasure of playing the game....nothing else.... sweet first on page 3 ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:10:00 - [82] Edited by: Dsanta on 24/11/2004 07:13:57 Edited by: Dsanta on 24/11/2004 07:13:25 we pay for the pleasure of playing the game....nothing else.... sweet first on page 3 ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Amthrianius	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:11:00 - [83] How abour you stfu MrYellow and get yourself a better connection before whining about CCP's k? ---------------
Amthrianius	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:11:00 - [84] How abour you stfu MrYellow and get yourself a better connection before whining about CCP's k? ---------------
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:13:00 - [85] Quote: it was a joke....DUHHHHHH riiiiiighhhhht.... Seen u'r sig now..... if it wasn't a joke then u really should do the certificates again. Tho guess those MS certs are pretty damn easy. -Ben
MrYellow	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:13:00 - [86] Quote: it was a joke....DUHHHHHH riiiiiighhhhht.... Seen u'r sig now..... if it wasn't a joke then u really should do the certificates again. Tho guess those MS certs are pretty damn easy. -Ben
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:15:00 - [87] i noticed my sig was gone it was weird, but the joke with bits and bytes being the same is cuase no one really cares...... SO EAT A SNICKERS AND BECOME THE PRESIDENT!! ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Dsanta	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:15:00 - [88] i noticed my sig was gone it was weird, but the joke with bits and bytes being the same is cuase no one really cares...... SO EAT A SNICKERS AND BECOME THE PRESIDENT!! ----------------------------------------------- Linkage
Gregori Ivanov	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:15:00 - [89] Out of 40,000 subscribers you seem to be one of the few having problems, ever thought the problem could be at your end?
Gregori Ivanov	Posted - 2004.11.24 07:15:00 - [90] Out of 40,000 subscribers you seem to be one of the few having problems, ever thought the problem could be at your end?

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