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This story is from the category World Specific Developments
Date posted: 29/03/2006 World of Warcraft is experiencing lengthy downtime, and blaming its service provider for the outages. The virtual world, which now has more than 6 million users, also announced emergency maintenance outages overnight on a large number of servers. "We'd like to make all players aware that at this time our internet service provider is experiencing significant complications, and as a result the playability on a large portion of realms has been adversely affected," said a message from Epifanio, Senior Game Master, on the WoW forums.. "Symptoms include but are not limited to lag, random disconnections and slow authentication. Our network technicians are doing everything in their power to work with our ISP so that this issue may be resolved as swiftly as possible." The announcement about problems with Warcraft's provider was followed by a series of emergency maintenance outages for Warcraft realms. It's not clear why "complications" at a third-party provider would be followed by server maintenance. See the full Story via external site: news.netcraft.com Most recent stories in this category (World Specific Developments): 16/11/2016: Eve Online goes free to play |
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