So cool, I was just called by my ISP tech support (apparently the correct procedure to get something done is NOT to call them and politely ask, but to insult them on their FB page).
They told me what I already have known for years (I'm connected to an overcrowded and very far node, and this node is maintained by my ISP competitors because something something Italy something), they denied something (like that in fact the node isn't all that far, because there are people in much worse situations!), and eventually they told me they passed my complaint to their competitors (which as I said, maintain my node), and if they'll answer my ISP to go fuck itself (as I suspect they'll answer), my ISP is aware that I'd be paying too much for a crap service and they wouldn't be all that surprised if I changed ISP in the next couple of weeks or so.
Well, fuck everything, now my choices are or to stay with my current ISP with a 4/0.3 (0.3 of up speed FFS) that every now and then starts disconnecting every minute for a couple of hours, or going with their competitor for an alleged 30/3 fiber, paying twice as what I pay now (from 29 to 55 per month).
I hate all this shit, I'd really love to live in a place where services companies are good guys.
Also, sorry for going off topic without alpacas and waifus, so I'll cue to Divinity: Original Sin, that I guess is quickly becoming my all time favourite RPG ever, even tho I still believe there are some flaws (mostly in the UI), and I really cannot figure how could it be playable in multiplayer with two people running around freely spoiling dialogues for the other or something.
BUT, it feels so free and funny and interesting to play, and I'm loving this kind of seamless turn based battles (random question: is Shadowrun Returns system similar?), so much that I actually started over several times just to try out different classes and skills.
I'm now rocking a Knight and a Wizard. I'm totally loving the Wizard even just with the oil+flare basic spells, while I'm not super digging the Knight: I'd preferred the Ranger, but then again I guessed at least a heavy guy was needed (
).
Dialogues are totally brilliant, always with that quirky sense of humor I like.
And the attention to details, not only graphic, shows a gigantic cure and love for this game.
This is my first Divinity (I tried Divine Divinity a couple of weeks ago, but I'm not really in the mood for an old school CRPG), but I'll be sure to play more of them as soon as I finish D:OS - a thing that honestly I hope will never happen.
(so Milena, in case you were wondering: yeah, I'm loving it, like A LOT!!)
They told me what I already have known for years (I'm connected to an overcrowded and very far node, and this node is maintained by my ISP competitors because something something Italy something), they denied something (like that in fact the node isn't all that far, because there are people in much worse situations!), and eventually they told me they passed my complaint to their competitors (which as I said, maintain my node), and if they'll answer my ISP to go fuck itself (as I suspect they'll answer), my ISP is aware that I'd be paying too much for a crap service and they wouldn't be all that surprised if I changed ISP in the next couple of weeks or so.
Well, fuck everything, now my choices are or to stay with my current ISP with a 4/0.3 (0.3 of up speed FFS) that every now and then starts disconnecting every minute for a couple of hours, or going with their competitor for an alleged 30/3 fiber, paying twice as what I pay now (from 29 to 55 per month).
I hate all this shit, I'd really love to live in a place where services companies are good guys.
Also, sorry for going off topic without alpacas and waifus, so I'll cue to Divinity: Original Sin, that I guess is quickly becoming my all time favourite RPG ever, even tho I still believe there are some flaws (mostly in the UI), and I really cannot figure how could it be playable in multiplayer with two people running around freely spoiling dialogues for the other or something.
BUT, it feels so free and funny and interesting to play, and I'm loving this kind of seamless turn based battles (random question: is Shadowrun Returns system similar?), so much that I actually started over several times just to try out different classes and skills.
I'm now rocking a Knight and a Wizard. I'm totally loving the Wizard even just with the oil+flare basic spells, while I'm not super digging the Knight: I'd preferred the Ranger, but then again I guessed at least a heavy guy was needed (
this was before I realized I could expand the party 
Dialogues are totally brilliant, always with that quirky sense of humor I like.
And the attention to details, not only graphic, shows a gigantic cure and love for this game.
This is my first Divinity (I tried Divine Divinity a couple of weeks ago, but I'm not really in the mood for an old school CRPG), but I'll be sure to play more of them as soon as I finish D:OS - a thing that honestly I hope will never happen.
(so Milena, in case you were wondering: yeah, I'm loving it, like A LOT!!)
