So Ash and I had both planned on posting about how you needed to be up bright and early this morning to get online and buy your comic-con tickets. Once again, it looks as if Epic could not handle the load on the servers
While we won’t be at CES 2011 (sadly we have to work), we will be covering as much “nerd appropriate” content as we possibly can.
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Ash
I find it amazing that they can’t get this right. As I told Micah earlier, we can create nano-machines, but cannot build a server to handle 100,000 people registering at once? Just sad…
Pilx
Yeah this is crazy. Huge ticket purchases happen everyday…this may be a bit larger than most but come on.
Micah G
I made it to the “submit purchase” screen, which is further than most I believe (and also a testament to how little I had to do this morning), but was afraid of spamming the refresh button fearing I would have 20,000 comicon passes.
I find it amazing that they can’t get this right. As I told Micah earlier, we can create nano-machines, but cannot build a server to handle 100,000 people registering at once? Just sad…
Yeah this is crazy. Huge ticket purchases happen everyday…this may be a bit larger than most but come on.
I made it to the “submit purchase” screen, which is further than most I believe (and also a testament to how little I had to do this morning), but was afraid of spamming the refresh button fearing I would have 20,000 comicon passes.