Halfmaniac wrote on Dec 19^th, 2019 at 10:20pm:

That's interesting. Both me and a guild mate I play with a lot swap characters frequently, and we often had severe lag when we played even just the 2 of us. When I play alone I often hop servers to see which feels least laggy, which exits and restarts the client. So maybe the lag difference I felt was more memory leaked client than actual server conditions.

Maybe if I'm feeling sadistic I'll reinstall and start testing the theory, swapping through a couple dozen cleric / warlock / bard alts spamming auras and swapping gear while kiting Kobold Assault for a few minutes each. Wow, that seems like so much work just *talking* about it, I probably won't bother 

5 Foot Step wrote on Dec 20^th, 2019 at 10:24am:

For me it's usually running through a list of characters seeing who's got the item(s) I want to use or pass to a friend, since DDO's inventory management is a massive fail. If they had a viable web interface like PoE, or even just an API and key system like GW2, their memory leak fail wouldn't be as big a deal.

How ironic that sum of the two individual failures is so much grater than either fail alone.

Well, if they ever fix it, I hope somebody posts here. I'd much rather read the Vault for my news, at least some exciting flame wars, boobies, and other drama offset the depressing parade of SSG incompetence. It's funny to watch the Fanbois trip over each other on the motherboards, but it gets old fast.