Rolling restarts
by Adam Holisky 
Jun 4th 2008 at 2:25AM
A friendly reminder that there will be a number of rolling restarts for U.S. realms this morning starting at 5:00 a.m. PDT, and lasting until 6:00 a.m. PDT. Several realms will be offline for approximately 15 minutes (if everything goes okay). This is a welcomed event as some servers have noticed stability issues in the past couple of days. The U.S. realms that will be restarted are: Arathor, Azjol-Nerub, Bloodscalp, Bonechewer, Boulderfist, Bronzebeard, Crushridge, Daggerspine, Darkspear, Draenor, Dragonblight, Dragonmaw, Dunemaul, Eldre'Thalas, Fethermoon, Firetree, Frostmane, Gurubashi, Nathrezim, Scarlet Crusade, Shadow Council, Shadowsong, Silvermoon, Skywall, Smolderthorn, Spirestone, Stonemaul, Stormscale, Suramar, Terenas, UIdum, Windrunner
If there are any major down times that come up, WoW Insider will let you know will all due haste.
Filed under: Realm News, Realm Status
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Arctor Jun 4th 2008 3:00AM
Thank god. We were doing Magtheridon tonight and we pretty much never had more than 20 people consistently on the whole time. First time we have had to called it on him in a looong time.
Faar Jun 4th 2008 5:29AM
Would it absolutely kill you guys to mention that these restarts are for US-only realms? Or so I assume anyway, since you don't really say.
WoW is available on more than one continent, you know... So is the internet in general. Don't be so US-centric; after all, there ARE other countries out there.
Ashton187 Jun 4th 2008 6:42AM
I have to agree with Faar, i registered to say exactly what this guy was saying.
The world doesn't revolve around America.
dolotane Jun 4th 2008 9:17AM
yes it does :)
garfunkel Jun 4th 2008 2:15PM
and that dolotane, is the problem.........
Half the world is dying of starvation, while the other half is dying of excess
Darrius Jun 4th 2008 2:46PM
BTW Garfunkel, look at any list of donor countries to either the United Nations or any other relief effort. The good old USA contributes more than most of the rest of the world combined. I wonder what would happen if all the billions of dollars we give to other countries were used to pay off our national debt. hmmm?