The paid version of WildStar was released on June 3, 2014, but later it was shifted to free-to-play on September 29, 2015. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. WildStar was undoubtedly one of the best MMORPG developed and published by Carbine Studios and NCSOFT. Queue times on average for all three were over an hour.
#Wildstar 2 hour queue time free#
How Carbine handles the challenges ahead will be what really dictates the game's future. So then of 2 hours of login queue time, I get server restart :D(EU) Cool af, what a waste of 2 hours, I was just 20 mins far of logg in. I finally found the time to log in last week and grab a free level 50 character boost for the Free 50 Frenzy event.
It's an easy assumption that WildStar is going to do better now that it's gone free to play - it's something that happens with any MMORPG that changes to a free to play monetization model - and the difficulties over the past week are just a sign of quick, painful growth. New hardware was added two days ago, though login queues are still fairly long. Forgot to turn off Archeage and woke up 8 hours later. It went down to 580 before I said fk it and went to bed. I haven't been able to play much, and I know a lot of other players are in the same boat.Ĭarbine is currently working on increasing WildStar's server capacity to lessen queue times. So something as ridiculous as a 10 hour long queue I started my queue at 709 and sat up 2 hours doing absolutly nothing but scrolling facebook or whatnot to pass some time. I've been able to log in a few times since last week's free to play launch, but in general I've been met with login queues longer than any I've seen since ArcheAge's launch last year. The answer is simple enough: the game's current queue times are pretty massive.Īkin to an MMORPG at launch, WildStar's servers are being bombarded by users trying to log in or those just staying that way, and it's clear Carbine and NCSoft weren't prepared for the numbers they're getting trying to log into the game.
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