skafftaruss wrote: » Friends and Frenemies: One more year of waiting for progress. Simply stated, IF AOC cannot fix frame rates, sign-in stability, and mechanics - I am out. It costs this ardent Hero $1K a year to support two guilds. Yet I hear from unknown names that either are noobs or re-named older playahs as white knights lately. So @Lex can be the silent supporter. The launch may be a bust. I say this as the 'doubting thomas' has good intentions while others are not touting reality. Be Safe during COVID times. Skaff, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fQwuvZJb7A
Cold 0ne FTB wrote: » I am really curious. What costs a thousand dollars a year to maintain? I have been a member and an officer of many guilds over the years, some of them small and others massive upwards of 2000+ people. Some of them used teamspeak and had their own websites. Yet none of them cost nearly that much to maintain.
skafftaruss wrote: » @Cold 0ne FTB : It's called maintaining a couple of web sites, multiple nitro booster(s), an IT techy that understands discord, and some little cheap projects on a shoe string budget. What have you done to support and further AOC? I give constructive criticism because I am scared ashes will fail because of anecdotal evidence like Everquest Next. Namely, not ready for the surge of players at launch because server capacity is not prepared. Being cheap is just being cheap with cuddly platitudes and excuses. Remember Bard said - You only have one chance at launch. Note the video link below on a shoe string budget. Comments on YouTube were more thumbs down than thumbs up, and 'an awful video.' Payed a couple hundred bucks and I tried my voiceover in the Stacy Keach mode .... didn't quite work that way. Cheers! Skaff. https://video.wixstatic.com/video/5ddb65_3b317229fad14962bb6b8687a87b66c0/720p/mp4/file.mp4
skafftaruss wrote: » sign-in stability,
skafftaruss wrote: » @Cold 0ne FTB : It's called maintaining a couple of web sites, multiple nitro booster(s), an IT techy that understands discord, and some little cheap projects on a shoe string budget.