TheRatKing wrote:Why do people say it was an epic fail? Nost brought a lot of attention to the pserv scene. I saw on Reddit numerous people say they heard about playtbc from Nost forums or people spamming. They never played Nost and heard about it anyways. Now add all the Nost players plus people who didn't play that like TBC. Their stream despite how inbred it was had like 10k viewers.
People are mostly mad about how extremely unprofessional they acted. Kicking gms live on the stream, streaming internal message on that chat shit, sharing their direct ip-adress etc.
Not even mentioning the fact that they do everything in hindsight:
"Oh crap our website is getting overloaded" two days later they go "Hey, let's install Cloudflare"
"Crap, we are expecting more than 5000 players" - "Let's delay the release and install hardware over the weekend"
"Oh snap, the authserver is getting overloaded" - Still haven't heard anything on that one, I guess they don't know about DNS loadbalancing.
If you even try to work logically while releasing you would've installed more hardware before than you think that you need. You would also install Cloudflare to keep your website up before it goes down and you would also have around at least 1 authserver per realm to ensure a somewhat working release.