The problem is that not all of us live in places where internet connections are (a) relatively cheap and (b) reliable. I live in Papua New Guinea, where the internet connection is anything but. I nursed my computer through the update on Friday night over a very slow connection, expecting it was something important. When I found out it was simply an April Fool’s prank giving us all big heads I was not impressed. I was doubly unimpressed when the following day I couldn’t load the update to undo the change, because the internet in my area became very patchy, and I ran out of credit during the upload, and the credit card site to process my account top-up also crashed. No Zwift for me yesterday. Hopefully the internet will be back up today. If Zwift are going to do prank/surprise updates, they should at least give us an option to opt out so that we can choose to undertake essential updates and make other ones a second priority. PS I have been told that I have a sense of humour, but I’m not so sure…
get your heads out of your aS#. people. it was a one day thing. it was well done and thoughtful . i was hoping it would stay around for a while . just relax and ride on . the people over at swift do a good job. more bobble heads pls
I liked it. I wasn’t feeling well on April 1 and somehow my swollen headed avatar made me feel better. I sent some screen captures to a friend and he asked if it was a swollen ego…more mirth. Thanks Zwift.
If my legs weren’t so tired from a real world ride today I would have really enjoyed potting more squirrels with newspapers…“Ride On” Zwift programmers!
I laughed so hard I almost popped the mesh on my double hernia, but I can understand why some Zwifters might be upset with the attempt at humor. Perhaps a disable option would be in order for future pranks.