I dont mind if there are problems - just let us know Devs - thank you

[RobF]

Still think im wasting my time but hey-ho <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/2786c5c8e1a8be796fb2f726cca5a0fe.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" width="15" height="15" />

[rareyrare]

/bump

[RobF]

Oh come on SOE - throw us a freaking bone here <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/136dd33cba83140c7ce38db096d05aed.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" width="15" height="15" />

[Zarryn]

<p>/bump</p><p>I recently came back to EQ2 (two weeks ago.)  I played EQ1 for a few years.  I went to play WoW (with quite a few others) when it came out because it ran on a Mac.  One of the biggest things I noticed from Blizzard is that they did a decent job of letting the player base know when the servers were down and when they will come up.  I have since burned out on WoW and I am looking for a deeper PVE experience.  EQ2 has a lot of things there I like.  However, I am seeing an issue I saw those years ago.  Poor communication with customer base around realm stability.  Given that WoW is continuing to kick your butts in the market (I work in the industry and I know), I would expect you to have better customer service and to try harder.</p><p>Regards,</p>