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Stardock needs to get back into work and fix the servers

June 7, 2009 6:32:07 AM from Demigod ForumsDemigod Forums

OK they say they have already worked a 108 hour week.

Thats an average of 15.5 hours per day.  So 8.5 hours downtime.

In the Army I got 1 hour of sleep over the same period of time.  I was so tired I was literally seeing Demigods, which is more more than I can do at the moment because I can't login to the lobby (and neither can anyone else who has crashed).

On operations, you are lucky if you get 4 hours sleep a night over 6 months.

SO get back in work and fix the game!

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Reply #1 June 7, 2009 6:43:21 AM
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Lol, now I know why all army dudes are totally nuts.

If the guys working on server maintenance has 108 hr weeks stacked up, the management of Stardock/GPG is seriously lacking.

HIRE MORE PPL TO WATCH YOUR SERVERS!

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Reply #2 June 7, 2009 6:52:20 AM
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Things really are screwy right now. I cant get into any game and got an out of memory error. Never had that before (2GB of memory and nothing significant running otherwise).

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Reply #3 June 7, 2009 6:55:22 AM
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Reply #4 June 7, 2009 6:57:21 AM
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Yep lets make game development even worse for employees, that'll fix the state of the industry!

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Reply #5 June 7, 2009 7:03:58 AM
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Don't compare army with normal working people!

Not only your physical prowess is probably a gift from nature, but on top of that you trained for months to withstand such hardships.

A programmer is a simple person sitting in front of a computer all day...

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Reply #6 June 7, 2009 7:47:13 AM
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less QQ more pew pew

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Reply #7 June 7, 2009 9:29:03 AM
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I work 14 Hours day Every OTHER week.(I also go in on my time off everytime they ALLOW me too) It isn't a joke, I'm not sitting infront of anything. I'm lucky when I do get to sit besides the "breaks". I can honestly say less qq...Posting about ur 108 Hour work week is for what? You work 108 hours in a week in nothing is fixed anyway. Could have worked a typical 40-50 and been better off. I'm also finding it odd they say they will have "SD" guys playing with us and NOT ONE OF THEM HAS RAN INTO THIS PROBLEM.

 

Constant issues....

 

They never stop. If I worked for a company that sent out a product that didn't work for half its customers 50% of the time I would be lucky to even HAVE A JOB. Why the big ballin CEO just doesn't have one person on call is beyond my understanding.

 

I don't know maybe a 1-800-Demioff Hotline?

 

 

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