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Well last week they said "next week or so" is when we should expect to see one. But, we all know what a week means in SOCOM land... The real patch, the client patch, won't be out for weeks most likely. The stability patch comes first, to fix server issues. Looks like they fixed some stuff today, added more ranked games and what not.

Best news I heard all day! Awesome, can't wait.

Oops I mis-read the question. I thought it was just about any program on a client pc. I don't know of any PS3 chat programs, sorry.

TeamSpeak is one I know of.

This was posted on socom.com less then an hour ago. Looks like the servers should start to calm down a bit, since they will improve on them and the number of people getting on each day will slowly decline. But, it looks like we won't get any features updated or bugs fixed and are stuck with them at least for a month.

Posted by Seth Luisi Hello, I wanted to keep everyone up to date on where we are and what we are doing. The consumer response to SOCOM: Confrontation has been huge. We are consistently seeing almost 100,000 people log in everyday with peaks of 25,000 simultaneous users. On average, you are playing about 3.1 hours per person with a total of 300,000 player hours everyday. I would like to thank all of you for helping to make SOCOM: Confrontation such a great success. As I'm sure many of you are aware, the launch has not gone without its share of problems. Unfortunately, the server environment is not holding up during peak loads. We've made many changes and improvements to the server to improve the issues (the first few days were really rocky) but we are still seeing server issues when we get up to around 25,000 simultaneous players during peak hours. Our primary focus at this time is to resolve these server issues. We have all available resources looking into the issues and we are trying to resolve them as quickly as possible. It is not as easy as adding more servers, we have to identify and fix the bottlenecks in the system which are preventing the servers from scaling properly. The servers should continue to get progressively better as we roll out server side updates. As a reminder, our scheduled daily server maintenance is between 5am and 8am PDT (8am to 11am EDT). We bring the servers down during this time to roll out updates. The servers will usually only be down for about 20-30 minutes but some updates may take longer. In parallel to the server updates, we are also working on a new client patch which resolves some client side stability issues. These issues include getting booted to the XMB, large number of players getting disconnected from a specific game and other issues. We've been working on and testing this since the game launched and we should have a final version ready for release in the next week or so. It is hard to provide an exact date or timeframe as we need to make sure the patch is thoroughly tested and does not introduce any new issues. We are also working on a patch to enable trophies and address various user feedback but this will be after the stability patch. Our top priority is getting both the servers and client as stable as possible before making any changes which could possibly cause other issues. Please continue to provide feedback in the SOCOM: Confrontation PlayStation.com forum. We do read it and use the feedback to make further changes and tweaks in future updates. Regards, Seth Luisi Director of Development Sony Computer Entertainment America

Very nice! Let the killing commence! ;D

And let the games begin...

No, he says he sold the 360 for $30 and a bottle of Everclear. Unless he did by the bottle seperately, then he did forget the word bought. But, I think the Everclear was part of the transaction.

Ravens D! Dominate.

LOL! Yes the Mercenary does resemble ol' Bernie.

Yeah, if you use a clan template from the link I posted yesterday, building will be a lot easier. They already do it for you. Basically all you have to do is upload the zip file. Once the site is uploaded, you can go into each page and edit it, basically adding the information needed. Things like the history of your clan, rules, etc. If you are trying to create tables for your rosters or past matches, you have to do that yourself. Good luck with the site. I am no expert in programming, but I can help out if you run into any issus.

Your Commando kind of looks like Gaz on Call of Duty 4 lol. I might post mine up a little bit.

I don't think anyone here will be able to teach you that over the forums. It takes a little time to comprehend, but once you do it's one of the easiest programming languages. Vist here http://www.w3schools.com/ They have a lot of info and help that can be useful to you.

Freewebs is a good one like he stated. It is very easy to build if you have no coding experience. If you are somewhat versed with code, you can build it yourself using HTML. You need a hosting service though. You can search for hosting services in google engine. There are free ones, but they usually have ads that can get in the way. You can also go to clantemplates.com, they have some solid website templates for free you could use as well. Hope this helps!

Hello UF, Just stopping by to say what's up. Feel free to stop by anytime. I look forward in meeting some of the most stand up clans around.

Congrats to everyone. You guys deserve it!