Return of Reckoning

TheConrad wrote:It surprises me that you can't just go into the account database and set to active, just sucks.

That surprise me you can't just be patient Mister VIP . Just sucks.

I'm waiting for my activation mail for a month already

Innokenty wrote:I'm waiting for my activation mail for a month already

This is clearly an issue.

I got the Email yesterday after playing a session RoR.

Was wondering after my long break since when you guys send newsletters

Yaliskah wrote:

TheConrad wrote:It surprises me that you can't just go into the account database and set to active, just sucks.

That surprise me you can't just be patient Mister VIP . Just sucks.

Yeah I can, just have came back to warhammer few times and the first time I finally talk wife into starting up with us she can't get her account working so she losing interest fast. Plus we have a group of 5 that don't really want to restart without everyone so we all held up. Sorry I know alot of work goes into running servers as I have do it for many games and freeshards. Thanks for keeping RoR up as long as it has been.

@TheConrad:

As you can see in the first thread 150.000 mails have been send. That means 150.000 people and/or mail addresses were activated in the past 3-4 years on this server.
50.000 per year.
137 per day.
If one person activates them all per script or hand and then send mails it is almost a fulltime job. That's why there is an automated process for it.

But be assured, the devs are monitoring it atm.

So is the newsletters still being sent? I had not received mine and was wondering if there is a link for an online version?

Shalktonin wrote:So is the newsletters still being sent? I had not received mine and was wondering if there is a link for an online version?

They're still going out. I just received one on my test account, but not my main account yet.

Yep, just got it. Good job guys! Spread the WAR <3

So earlier today I sent out a password reset request from my test account. That came in about 20 minutes ago. I would suppose we should be nearing the end of the mail queue, and all things should be processing at a much better rate now.