10-24-2005, 11:45 AM
According to this article of the German PC magazine "c't", there's obvioulsy a "provider war" in France regarding the Internet peering going on, and as we all know, the central WOW support is in France and now most likely negatively affected by that "war". It's furthermore interesting that this article is dated October 6, 2005, which is exactly the time when the huge ping and lag problems began ...
We'll see how Blizzard will handle this, because I couldn't read anything about a "provider war" in the subscription contract I have signed, and for which I pay 13 Euro/month. That's what you get when you're always looking at the cheapest Internet provider solution. Why no independent WOW support and data centers in every main European country (Germany, France, England) when you earn so much money with WOW?
We'll see how Blizzard will handle this, because I couldn't read anything about a "provider war" in the subscription contract I have signed, and for which I pay 13 Euro/month. That's what you get when you're always looking at the cheapest Internet provider solution. Why no independent WOW support and data centers in every main European country (Germany, France, England) when you earn so much money with WOW?
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