WanderingAries

Heh, I thought it was about a sizing chart, but if it's Alts, then I don't have enough forum image quota for that. 😛

IDK, seems like it's missing some on the smaller side

Heh, I'm still waiting for a good deal (or maybe just part of PSN+) on BG3, but at the same time, IDK if I'll have the patience for that style of game.

I've not received the links for my other consoles yet, but they won't be so hot compared to my PSN. I'm pretty sure my CoX would be in the negative. >.< Year in Review Links: Nintendo (not live yet) Playstation Xbox Note: I Just started playing F76 this past month as I've had 1 wk each off for both months. I played this at launch I believe and got through a bit of content, but haven't worked on completing everything yet as I was last trying to sort out the moving materials between hubs thing.

Looks like you signed in with a New account for the forum itself. I'd check your email address related to that because this is likely the issue. Check your actual email accounts for the registration email if you've still got it.

They'd likely have poorer speeds with DSL / Satellite and any other cable provider would use the same backbone that their current one is using most likely, so the odds of the problem persisting are high. Which also makes me wonder WTF nobody's squashed this by now.

Don't the 9000 series now fall into the complication category?

Or remote backup, etc. Something downstream may well just be clogging things up, but that would have to be a LOT of data. They'd have to know about it for sure as it would certainly trigger a network QOL quota.

IDK why it didn't come to mind before, but I'd highly suggest getting with everyone affected, customer wise, and ask the CS dept of the ISP about credits on your bill (if they're not already doing that on their own) due to the service impact. Enough of that tends to trigger a bell up the chain and may help 'encourage' them to get this dealt with. When we lost whole weekends due to squirrels getting into the local box, they would put a couple dollars' credit on the account that month. Since this has been happening for quite some time, then that would add up and the bean counters don't like when numbers go towards the red on their end.

They Should have already confirmed working / replaced everything from the modem to the wire between the house and the local pole by now. So them coming out (given everything else) is nearly pointless short of doing a traceroute command (while it's out) to see where in the hops it's dropping. That should give the EXACT IP / location for where the failure is at that point in time. I say that because things don't Always take the same path depending on the complexity of connections between your house and the hubs as there could be alternate branches that the connection may take.

1/10 for no real dragons

Fair enough, I guess if you're looking for the Root folder for the game, then that wouldn't be the most direct method of identification

Right click the icon you're using for the game and look at the Properties window. It'll even give you the option to "show in folder" / "open file location" normally which is probably more helpful.

Which in the modern world is BS because they're now essential services (for internet / phone)

While the shared connection nature of cable IS an aspect that could easily be a component, the bigger contributors (aka business) should be isolated from (consumer) your lines. There is of course the local streamer who could be clogging things up, but even they are only likely exacerbating, not causing the issue. For frame of reference, when we had DSL (until I pushed for cable), anytime it rained, their little shack of a local node here would drop (probably because it wasn't likely sealed properly), so yeah, that'll do it too. When I was up north, we had squirrels get into the close-to-the-house junction box and cause us to be down all weekend (bad for college kids). If this continues much longer (and/or it looks like you're being pushed aside), then I'd push to have an outside (call the news?) source look into it as being an act of ineptness or bureaucracy (who really owns the lines / node causing the issue?!?). What it Feels like is that said point of failure is being managed by the next tier up the chain (of ownership) and They're dropping the ball.