I would love to play h&h again... just the lags would have to be gone.
The way I see it h&h population has been reduced by 60-70% in the last 6 months (yes I'm one of those that quit), if you can't at least make the horrilag better than I think it would be for the best to just keep the game off line and let it die with some dignity.
You could instead just give people keys to Salem.
BTW. I think this place still has keys http://www.tentonhammer.com/giveaways/salem/cbt. I got mine from there last weak.
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Madrigal
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Long-Gone
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Re: Maintenance downtime: Harddrive replacement (sigh)
Less players = More space, which is niceMadrigal wrote:The way I see it h&h population has been reduced by 60-70% in the last 6 months (yes I'm one of those that quit),
(casual off subject post which i'm saving by saying how much we appreciate you Loftar <3 )
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Xcom
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Re: Maintenance downtime: Harddrive replacement (sigh)
Salem is that way, go post your suggestions there. http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/Madrigal wrote:I would love to play h&h again... just the lags would have to be gone.
The way I see it h&h population has been reduced by 60-70% in the last 6 months (yes I'm one of those that quit), if you can't at least make the horrilag better than I think it would be for the best to just keep the game off line and let it die with some dignity.
You could instead just give people keys to Salem.
BTW. I think this place still has keys http://www.tentonhammer.com/giveaways/salem/cbt. I got mine from there last weak.
There are still die hard HnH fans that plays this game through this lag so stop trying to shut this game down for us.
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chocolaterain
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Re: Maintenance downtime: Harddrive replacement (sigh)
Madrigal wrote:if you can't at least make the horrilag better than I think it would be for the best to just keep the game off line and let it die with some dignity.
what a b e a u t i f u l duwang
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loftar
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Re: Maintenance downtime: Harddrive replacement (sigh)
Updated OP again.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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loftar
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Re: Maintenance downtime: Harddrive replacement (sigh)
While it would be nice to try some other filesystem, a hard drive change is not a "free ticket" to do so, since the replacement does not entail creating a new filesystem at all, but merely resyncing the current data in the RAID from the remaining disk.Oddity wrote:loftar is there a possibility that you will not use XFS as the file system this time? :)
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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zacty
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Re: Maintenance downtime: Harddrive replacement (sigh)
oh... oh my god... THERES NO LAG!
*jumps around gleefully*
i really need to find a good signature
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chocolaterain
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Re: Maintenance downtime: Harddrive replacement (sigh)
I fear it is only temporary
what a b e a u t i f u l duwang
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Madrigal
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Re: Maintenance downtime: Harddrive replacement (sigh)
Just logged in for old times sakes and hey my house is still standing 
it won't last, it never does but h&h with no lags... a perfect moment
it won't last, it never does but h&h with no lags... a perfect moment
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