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20k is actually not that many people as far as these things go. Over 50k in that confined stadium area and you really start hitting some hard limits with curren
by dungle6 9y ago
20k is actually not that many people as far as these things go. Over 50k in that confined stadium area and you really start hitting some hard limits with current cell tech. 20k should have been no problem with careful planning.
- sigmar 9y ago>20k is actually not that many people as far as these things go 20k people in close proximity uploading and downloading constantly without breaks? What specific event is that comparable to? Music festivals don't have all attendees constantly using their data network.
- TillE 9y agoThe point is, there are many places in the world that draw large crowds into a tiny area on a weekly basis, and the cell networks will fall over and die without special measures. Did they do anything at all to anticipate that load? It seems not. "We tried and failed" is understandable, but simply inviting 20k people and expecting them to play a mobile game is monumentally foolish.