That’s why I said the average daily maximum of traffic should be the determining factor here
That gives wiggle room for the GtA6 launch, but it means everyone gets the advertised speed. And if they’re not, the company can refund the difference to affected customers each month
I realize they’re oversubscribed, but that’s exactly the problem. They are not investing properly in infrastructure
But companies hate nothing more than leaving money on the table. It makes their numbers look absolutely offensive to business/finance types… So my suggestion would realign the incentives in a way that would make them proactively expand/upgrade the network as needed
But it also doesn’t mean they have to build out a ton of unnessesary bandwidth - they would just have to meet actual peak demand
With basic traffic analysis and statistics, they could easily stay ahead of this
That’s why I said the average daily maximum of traffic should be the determining factor here
That gives wiggle room for the GtA6 launch, but it means everyone gets the advertised speed. And if they’re not, the company can refund the difference to affected customers each month
I realize they’re oversubscribed, but that’s exactly the problem. They are not investing properly in infrastructure
But companies hate nothing more than leaving money on the table. It makes their numbers look absolutely offensive to business/finance types… So my suggestion would realign the incentives in a way that would make them proactively expand/upgrade the network as needed
But it also doesn’t mean they have to build out a ton of unnessesary bandwidth - they would just have to meet actual peak demand
With basic traffic analysis and statistics, they could easily stay ahead of this