Oblongship wrote: »Are you complaining about people having different views in a public forum?
Take it as feedback for the devs even if you are the outlet people scream at...
If they weren't screwing up royally the outcry and rage would be no where near the levels it is now.
Oblongship wrote: »Are you complaining about people having different views in a public forum?
Take it as feedback for the devs even if you are the outlet people scream at...
If they weren't screwing up royally the outcry and rage would be no where near the levels it is now.
Don't listen to this guy OP. I am completely with you. I am enjoying the game to no end, and can't get enough of it. There are some issues, to which I am seeing pretty quick response (example most quest bugs fixed almost immediately) and I am very pleased. People forget, don't know, or don't care that relative to every other MMO launch in history this has been a cake walk, and a rousing success.
To answer your question, I would say that in my experience, there has never, in the history of gaming, been a game's forum where people didn't rage and QQ and say how bad it was. Ever. And this is no different. People like attention, and people have a lot of anger at their own lives, and this is just a place to take it out on and feel heard. Instead of seeking positive community, they get that sense of community of all being bitter butthurts together.
Constructive feedback is a great thing, and not what I am referring to. Take a look at the front page, and see how "constructive" it is. It's just rage trolls issueing ultimatums about quitting. Saw one today called "fix lag or ESO will shut down".
It's just nonsense.
terence.caroneb17_ESO wrote: »I'm still waiting on proof about the "they're working on it" part. Also, you're allowed to have fun in the game, but you need to be DK/Sorc or maybe NB, but certainly not Templar right now.
As I said, I am not talking about anyone who disagrees with me. Thats one of the reason I use forums. Someone disagrees, explains why and maybe we discuss it. Maybe I was wrong in whatever subject and this way you learn, or at least gets to see the subject from other peoples view.
I welcome disagreements. And no....I wount tell papa Zenimax when someone being "mean".
As my question states, why is it almost a crime to enjoy ESO?
- Outside of very minor inconveniences (having to log out / log in a few times during first few week or two because of missing quest prompts) I have had almost no issues.
- I have experienced no log in issues.
- I have experienced no lag issues.
- I play on the NA server for the AD faction.
- I like that rare motifs are rare, I wish that more stuff was.
- I like that I get to play all factions quests during the VR leveling, given I paid for it.
- I like that it takes a really long time to level in VR, as I felt it pointless to use my crafting skills in levels < 50.
- I play more on the PVE side than PVP, and have no problem at all if PVP oriented folks choose to grind their way up to VR12 instead of quest.
- I like that Armour less than 50 doesn't look as good as VR armor.
- I like that there is no global auction house, as it has made me interact with other players more, and provides a small buffer to the overall economy.
- Outside of my brief periods in coldharbor, I have seen relatively few bots since being in the really low level zones.
- In the VR zones, I never see bots camping resources/bosses.
- I have no trouble, at all, finding resource nodes. I have most of my crafting skills at 50.
- I did experience the memory leak, however it did not severely interrupt my playing other than needed to relog once every few hours.
- I did experience about half a day of getting one-shotted in VR zones. I'm glad difficulty was returned, but honestly my skill level went up more that half day the entire period up until that point.
- I receive maybe a gold spam mail message once a day, and outside of that, I would likely have little reason to know they exist.
As a result of the above, I love the game, and am very happy I subbed for 6 months. I understand if the above hasn't been your experience, your views may differ; but likewise my views don't make me a cultish fanboy.
terence.caroneb17_ESO wrote: »I'm still waiting on proof about the "they're working on it" part. Also, you're allowed to have fun in the game, but you need to be DK/Sorc or maybe NB, but certainly not Templar right now.
I am a DK. Tank pure built. And sir, I have to really use all my personal skills to solo because my build is tanking and keeping mobs busy in groups. I depend on my group to do the damage, while I protect them.
- Outside of very minor inconveniences (having to log out / log in a few times during first few week or two because of missing quest prompts) I have had almost no issues.
- I have experienced no log in issues.
- I have experienced no lag issues.
- I play on the NA server for the AD faction.
- I like that rare motifs are rare, I wish that more stuff was.
- I like that I get to play all factions quests during the VR leveling, given I paid for it.
- I like that it takes a really long time to level in VR, as I felt it pointless to use my crafting skills in levels < 50.
- I play more on the PVE side than PVP, and have no problem at all if PVP oriented folks choose to grind their way up to VR12 instead of quest.
- I like that Armour less than 50 doesn't look as good as VR armor.
- I like that there is no global auction house, as it has made me interact with other players more, and provides a small buffer to the overall economy.
- Outside of my brief periods in coldharbor, I have seen relatively few bots since being in the really low level zones.
- In the VR zones, I never see bots camping resources/bosses.
- I have no trouble, at all, finding resource nodes. I have most of my crafting skills at 50.
- I did experience the memory leak, however it did not severely interrupt my playing other than needed to relog once every few hours.
- I did experience about half a day of getting one-shotted in VR zones. I'm glad difficulty was returned, but honestly my skill level went up more that half day the entire period up until that point.
- I receive maybe a gold spam mail message once a day, and outside of that, I would likely have little reason to know they exist.
As a result of the above, I love the game, and am very happy I subbed for 6 months. I understand if the above hasn't been your experience, your views may differ; but likewise my views don't make me a cultish fanboy.
Mojomonkeyman wrote: »How badly must one be in need of attention to make threads like this?
I love the game, by a lot. That doesn`t mean that I am not affected by its issues or that I have to diminish others peoples opinions about it just because I am not affected or they "seem" too negative for my taste.
Have you guys ever had a relationship in real life or a job? It sure does not seem that way... One can love his/her job, but be vocal about its shortcomings and demand serious issues to be taken care of.
Nothing to see here.
pieceofyarnb14_ESO wrote: »Mojomonkeyman wrote: »How badly must one be in need of attention to make threads like this?
I love the game, by a lot. That doesn`t mean that I am not affected by its issues or that I have to diminish others peoples opinions about it just because I am not affected or they "seem" too negative for my taste.
Have you guys ever had a relationship in real life or a job? It sure does not seem that way... One can love his/her job, but be vocal about its shortcomings and demand serious issues to be taken care of.
Nothing to see here.
Yep....touchy aren't cha. Don't hold back let it all out after all it's only a gaming forum about a game I like. I have to say ignoring a bad behavior is very much a problem with society. Just like that kid in CA recently who relied on a certain MMO and ended up killing some people. His behavior was ignored and no one saw the signs.
It's okay I like ESO and when I am not having fun any more I will just fade away with no fuss.
Mojomonkeyman wrote: »pieceofyarnb14_ESO wrote: »Mojomonkeyman wrote: »How badly must one be in need of attention to make threads like this?
I love the game, by a lot. That doesn`t mean that I am not affected by its issues or that I have to diminish others peoples opinions about it just because I am not affected or they "seem" too negative for my taste.
Have you guys ever had a relationship in real life or a job? It sure does not seem that way... One can love his/her job, but be vocal about its shortcomings and demand serious issues to be taken care of.
Nothing to see here.
Yep....touchy aren't cha. Don't hold back let it all out after all it's only a gaming forum about a game I like. I have to say ignoring a bad behavior is very much a problem with society. Just like that kid in CA recently who relied on a certain MMO and ended up killing some people. His behavior was ignored and no one saw the signs.
It's okay I like ESO and when I am not having fun any more I will just fade away with no fuss.
Do I have to understand that? Please don`t do drugs, it`s not good for you!
HandofBane wrote: »Folks enjoy the game and have no problems with it? Good for them. Where the problem comes about is how that is expressed. People posting "everything is perfect, don't change how you are doing things" need to learn to recognize that things are most certainly not perfect, and many players are having consistent active issues with the game/gameplay. It especially doesn't help when smug *** bags roll into a thread and crap all over those who *are* having problems by responding with "it works fine for me" "your negativity is just trolling" "L2P" or all the variations on those themes.
Mojomonkeyman wrote: »How badly must one be in need of attention to make threads like this?
I love the game, by a lot. That doesn`t mean that I am not affected by its issues or that I have to diminish others peoples opinions about it just because I am not affected or they "seem" too negative for my taste.
Have you guys ever had a relationship in real life or a job? It sure does not seem that way... One can love his/her job, but be vocal about its shortcomings and demand serious issues to be taken care of.
Nothing to see here.