GStewart

It doesn't hurt that this is where the Code 9 error message tells you to go... I'm guessing that accounts for most of the ~150 guests.

I don't know why but it always tickles me when someone expresses an opinion that I have no reason to doubt is actually their opinion and ends it with "tbh." I know it's a perfectly normal and appropriate thing to add when you're expressing something that might be unpopular or grim, like you're doing now. But I don't doubt your sincerity tbh.

Just verbally.

Do macros constitute cheating? It seems like Logitech, Razer, etc. actively encourage it.

Sure. I just saw the CloudFlare 502 page you mentioned, by the way.

Okay... I... Umm. Okay. Okay... I... Umm. Okay.

Huh?

There's always open source projects...

Where are you seeing CF errors? Trying to reach the game server or on the forums...? Also which country/region are you in? We had to ditch CF in Europe for Route 53 due to latency. It was heinous (up to 200 ms in some instances).

Let's keep things civil, please. I think it should go without saying that if we're here we care about the game and want it to be as good as possible. We might express it differently but I think at the end of the (very long) day we are on the same team. We are also customers (some even paying ;)) and may be frustrated or concerned about the platform and community. I am sure Matt, et al., are working through the remaining aspects of the migration as quickly as they are able. Let's not eat our own young in the meantime. :) V/r

Same, this began shortly after the US (and possibly EU) server instances were getting terminated, possibly as a part of an update or datacenter migration. Why weren't the replacement servers already up before terming the running ones, you may ask. Okay, you might not, but that is the question I am asking.

It's not peak hour, it's peak two days. I obviously don't know how things go in the EU servers but they are more than capable of staging updates. I'm guessing they're going through Azure or some other non-AWS cloud provider. Somehow everyone else can figure this out. My company has, anyway.

Yeah, exactly. This is when you do an upgrade/migration/deployment on an enterprise app, not a game for crying out loud. Have these guys managed a MMO game before? Because this seems incredibly unprofessional.