They realized their bugfest masquerading as a community event was failing, so made it easier to reach the next stage. I paid for the content, they should be paying us to take part in this thing, the paltry rewards offered are no where near enough to put up with this frustration

Glorious Writhing Wall Coffers are still broken (not working as described on the web page): when you open two Glorious boxes on the same day, only one drops the guaranteed loot, the next one is not. This is very frustrating provided previous problems with drop rates...

Is anyone at ZOS reading this topic?

KAT0MI wrote: »

There is one thing I'm not sure if anyone has come across or has even paid attention to. On the main page it states that we can go into any delve or public dungeon that has been taken over by the worm cult and they will get an item from that zone as well as a furniture plan.

Me and some other guilds have been grinding those areas trying to even get one furniture plan to drop. However we haven't been able to get anything at all. Has anyone ever gotten a furnishing plan from fighting these field Marshals?

I've killed many of these field Marshalls and I've got 3 furnishings from them, but no plans.

It's partially because the rewards are so utterly abysmal. On the first day, it was moving really fast. It then dropped considerably when people realised there was little point in farming the purple boxes for one piece of gear that they already had. So now I guess most people do it once for the glorious box and leave to go back to their usual activities.

Poor rewards are becoming a theme for ESO, The daily login rewards for the past 3 months have had no special items, and almost everything provided goes to my junk. Most of it would only be useful to newbies, and player numbers are definitely down this year.

6 months ago, we had players on a waiting list to join our guild. Now we are down to 430 after kicking the AFKers. It's much harder to recruit. This downward trend really picked up after subclassing kicked in. I think so many people were annoyed that their builds, which they had spent a long time perfecting, were now subpar. The constant nerfs are also an issue that really, really pisses people off, and we've had a lot of those.

You're right, they knew how many people had bought the content pass, but those numbers are based on the vast majority of sales, which would have been when it was released; that's when I bought it. Since then, the above has happened, and even those with Solstice have moved on to other games.

On top of all that, the constant and increasing number of bugs in the game is indicative of a struggling company that can no longer fully test what they create, probably due to the Microsoft hammer slashing a third of the workforce. ESO is not in a good place right now.

There seems to have been an assumption that players would grind just to advance the meter. But no one wants to grind braindead fetch quests with meager rewards just to watch a line go up.

The meter should be going up as a side effect of an exciting event. The meter going up is not an event in and of itself. I feel like that is the core of ZOS' miscalculation.

I'd like to have Shadowy Black skill styles for some of necro's ability's to replace the sickly greens and blues