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Message ID: 19263
Date: Fri Jun 2 19:23:24 BST 2000
Author: Daryl Schwemley
Subject: RE: [eqbards] Patch effects (OT)


I'm not attributing my lag or LD problems last night to the patch. I didn't
attempt to trace where my packets were going awry. I would really assume
something between myself, Verant, and quite a few other people was the
problem since there were numerous people in Lake of Ill Omen (only zone I
was in last night) who were also having problems. There are way too many
variables to point the figure directly at Verant, and I doubt they had any
control over the problems I saw last night.

The other problems Kit brought up, I definitely can't say anything about as
I haven't experienced them. That being said, DirectX is a very touchy beast
at times, especially with regards to Direct3D and video drivers. The
recommendations of reinstalling DirectX and ensuring you have the latest
video drivers is almost always a valid troubleshooting suggestion; however,
if this has already been tried, and there are no new drivers, then something
else needs to be looked at.

Gilgurth
Bard of 24 Winces
E'ci

-----Original Message-----
From: Perhaps a Princess... [mailto:sarah@...]
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 12:58 PM
To: eqbards@egroups.com
Subject: RE: [eqbards] Patch effects (OT)


I'm sure they WOULD fix the problems, if they knew how.
It is not as easy to fix problems as to say "Fix them"
You first have to figure out what the problems are.

ALL of the disconnects I have had recently I can trail right back
to my DSL line. Including last night's. (We have REALLY poor DSL service.
But
US West can't seem to figure out why our line quality goes so screwy
so often) I do not have the problem of mobs turning into male humans, and
have never heard of the boat doing so before.

These aren't problems affecting every subscriber or, even, a majority.
And at that point, it does become much more likely there is a problem
on the individual's system than in the program itself.