I have not come across these in ages.

Used to be that I bumped into one fairly often (as in, at least every day) in e.g. Deshaan, either the normal ones or the Soul Reaper ones. However, for the last many weeks I haven't seen a single one. Did I miss the memo? Have we already beaten the Worm Cult and Molag Bal into oblivion (pun intended)?

We keep asking and we keep getting ignored. But don’t forget to spend your gaming time filling out surveys. ZOS doesn’t get enough feedback.

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

Just adding my 2c that will ultimately be ignored as usual but to echo what a few others have already posted; I find it interesting that there is a survey on Classes all of a sudden when, thanks to sub-classing if we're still calling it that, Classes in ESO are effectively dead. Poached out of existence, just like the Bosmer. With predictable negative consequences to the overall environment. So...Feedback collected. Months pass. Then what?

Absolutely nothing will happen. Another commenter mentioned ESO whiplash... and that is the best we can hope for, some sort of reversal of this hated system that was released too early (if it should have been released AT ALL). So the BEST that could happen would be some sort of nerf or removal of a system that nobody wanted to begin with.

This game has lost its identity; it is grasping at straws to find it again.

I feel like the mood torwards vengeance has massively changed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Epor1JqrQ-o

Just adding my 2c that will ultimately be ignored as usual but to echo what a few others have already posted; I find it interesting that there is a survey on Classes all of a sudden when, thanks to sub-classing if we're still calling it that, Classes in ESO are effectively dead. Poached out of existence, just like the Bosmer. With predictable negative consequences to the overall environment. So...Feedback collected. Months pass. Then what?

The Disagree/Neutral/Agree questions were kind of generic and doesn't help much for providing feedback, especially if you don't do specific roles on a class like tank or heal, but I felt like the 3 text boxes at the end were more than enough to provide feedback about each individual class. I did 5 classes and I wrote a lot about what shouldn't change, what should change, and general feedback about the class through the lens of pure class dd and pvp only. I'm surprised that this type of survey came out because I've never seen one like this before, and judging how between here and the subreddit having a large majority of negative comments regarding subclassing, I'm hoping ZOS takes the hint and reworks it entirely so pure classes are no longer obsolete in content where it matters.

The good thing is except on PC EU Zos is getting shown massively that vengeance is not and will not be accepted.

Twitch numbers are down
youtube numbers are down
steam numbers are down
watchtime is down
population is down


They dont come through with vengeance and the direction they have decided to go for the past years and im sure in their central are the alarm bells ringing, since i have seen a recent survey asking what makes people quit the game and what would be needed to make them returning 😂

Nice tipp:

roll back till before subclassing + hybridisation is a good start, bring crossplay and no vengeance and you will see your playerbase again.

I just want to know why Arcanist seems to be the strongest class in Vengeance mode, more so than the other classes.
edit: Just took my Arc into vengeance to see why, wow I cannot believe the arc vengeance skills are twice as strong as my Templar vengeance skills especially shields and healing. smh

"I have a lot of feedback about all the classes but I don't want to spend time providing it."

What are they supposed to do with this? I agree the survey isn't perfect, and I don't quite understand the focus on individual classes in the subclassing era, but I spent some time filling it out, including some thoughts about how each class stands on its own and how subclassing affected each class. It did not take anywhere near five hours.

Any actual suggestions about a better way for them to go about gathering feedback? I mean really, not trying to be rude. I don't have the answers, but I'm personally glad to see them trying something after all these years. I hope the survey gives them something useful to act on, or at least helps them come up with better questions and more specific things to focus on (and that they take time to communicate back to us what they take away from the survey and what the next steps that result from it might be).