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* Enable "Game Mode" in the Windows Settings.
* Check to see if there are any background apps running that use network services.
It's a start. :)
I personally have no knowledge of that since I don't work there.
Just assuming that the person might need to adjust his/her settings and that the issue is local.
If not local, it will probably sort itself out anyway. :)
If it's not local, there is certainly no fix. Ride it out, or peace out, you know..
Hope it gets sorted for you guys though
Same. Plus nobody even mentioned what server they were referring to, which kind of makes the whole thing pointless.
Definitely off-putting though.
They have posted a recent update about the lag in PvP:
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/595442/eso-pvp-update-january-2022
It’s long past time to give everyone an update on where we are with PvP improvements. As many of you know, we did a series of tests over the last year to give us more data. These tests were successful and gave us the information we needed. We now have a plan going forward - but heads up: it is going to take some time.
In short – just like we did for the client a year or so back when we introduced multithreaded rendering to increase client frame rates – we are going to rearchitect our server. The version of ESO in 2022 is many magnitudes larger and more complex than the ESO that launched in 2014. So, in order to give everyone a good play experience in high-intensity situations like PvP and Trials, we need to essentially rewrite some of the foundational server code to account for it. This should dramatically increase server performance, but obviously we will need to test and evaluate as we go along.
We’ve been planning this for the last quarter and we’re starting work on it right now. But, as you can imagine, changing the fundamentals of a huge live game such as ESO is a delicate and multi-stepped process, so expect this to take up much of 2022. Much of the early work is going to happen behind the scenes and we are definitely not going to rush it. A re-architecture of this magnitude will require the entire game to be re-tested and evaluated, as this particular code is the foundation on which the game is built. It will take tons of QA and testing time as well, and I’m sure that when the time comes, we’ll do as large a test as we can on the PTS.
In the meantime, we’ll consider additional ways to keep Cyrodiil and Battlegrounds interesting and exciting (for example, potentially special rulesets or weekend events) and will continue to work on bug fixes affecting combat, but we won’t be adding any new features to PvP until the work mentioned above is complete. Doing so would not only prolong the fixes we want to implement but would also exacerbate the issue of poor performance.
We completely understand the frustration many of you are feeling, especially with lack of information about our PvP plans. This was a huge decision to make and we needed to make sure we had exhausted all other possibilities before announcing this. Thanks for bearing with us, and we will give you periodic updates about the re-architecture progress over the course of the year.
Edited by ZOS_GinaBruno on January 12, 2022 6:29PM
Matt Firor
ESO Game Director