Quote from Fyois;677670:
My point still stands that rolling back to G14, even a day after G15 was finally successfully released, wouldn't have been any better. And yes it is a minority. If it was a majority it would be easier to determine the cause because there would be a bigger data pool to analyze. Sure everyone is likely affected in some way (I have two locked out characters), but a the majority of characters are still accessible.
Wrong. A majority of
active people's
mains are still accessible. And you're dead wrong if you think rolling back even a day after G15 launched would have caused as big of an outcry as the rollback caused by the first weekend character data stopped saving. This whole thing started because Nexon NA tampered with already corrupt patch data. If they'd just waited for Korea to send them an uncorrupted patch then no one would be at the mercy of faulty programming that might or might not be fixable. They already have a pretty large data pool for locked out characters, and they still have no solution. They'd have an even larger data pool if you factored in all the people who are banned or who have quit that don't even know if their characters are currently locked out. Also, it's highly likely that anyone claiming to be no longer locked out had nothing to do with Nexon fixing it in any capacity, or else there would be an announcement about them making progress.
More than a quarter (possibly as high as a third) of all pre-G15 characters being locked out might not be a majority, but I assure you it's nothing small enough to be waved off as a minority.
A rollback as soon as this started (since unlike the data saving issue, they still don't know how to repair this) would have saved them a lot of grief. Quick rollback, a day or two of Double Rainbow to appease the masses (who will complain even during the best of times), and waiting a week (not like G15 wasn't already a month overdue) for a properly working G15 patch. Instead, we've got a problem completely exclusive to NA because people who don't normally work on Mabi's programming decided to touch it anyway. And, if what I'm hearing is true, the problem is spreading to some characters just as randomly as it is wearing off from others. But whatever. You can still play most of your characters. It doesn't
really affect you, so it's clearly a minor issue, right?