Preload Download Progress Keeps Regressing
I have been trying to download DAI since it became available yesterday. During that time my download progress keeps regressing. It doesn't happen at the same point every time, but it'll continually...
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So in an effort to reflect our rightful accusations that they're attempting to suppress the problem and not deal with this issue, Nils sent me a private message with the steps suggested by Geoff. Of no surprise to any of us I bet, the steps do not work, as I download my way to 18 gigs and then continually watch it regress back to say, 15 or 14 gigs, then 5, and eventually the download fails.
At this time, please continue to remind the support staff of their sheer incompetence, and continue to pirate the products or do whatever else you can to cause problems or deny EA money. If you cannot provide the product we've paid for, you deserve to be mocked and suffer consequences.
Ok, time for my report - FTR Safe Download Mode Solved nothing for me.
@EA: Still can't download the material - <3days/72hrs left.
@EA: Still no progress??? <2days/48hrs left 😕mileywink:
I have tried to do what O1LSL1CK has suggested (fitting an occassional progress check into my day) but I seem to be unable to get further than 65% before it regresses again (Alleged CRC errors with some of the backed up data causes an initial regression of ~10% - regenerating the backup does not seem to help much). I am currently back at 6% and will probably try to backup fresh if/when it gets to the ~50% mark.
The problem appears to be repeated issues with CRC checks failing against already downloaded material. I manage to do lots of internet data transfers without such issues and find it hard to believe that there are network data transfer corruption issues just with the Origin service. This would seem to imply the CRC checks may be broken. The 16EB progress error also brings into doubt the accuracy/validity/quality of the progress monitoring/assessment code.
Steam manages to reliably transfer large files (which seem to be the main culprit) so why can't Origin?
Come on EA, you can (or should be able to) do better than this...
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