Wildberryjack wrote: »The problem with changing it after the fact is a lot of players like the perma glow, myself included. We don't want it altered. Either way they're going to have people upset so leaving it as it originally was is their best option.
laniakea_0 wrote: »Wildberryjack wrote: »The problem with changing it after the fact is a lot of players like the perma glow, myself included. We don't want it altered. Either way they're going to have people upset so leaving it as it originally was is their best option.
may I remind you that this is already changed after the fact? this didn't used to be a permaglow
Drammanoth wrote: »You know, I don't think ZOS has any reasons to do anything with this.
It's a minor inconvenience, and we've accustomed ZOS to complaining - let's face it, there will always be people displeased with this or that. Also, it's not like due to this petty issue people will drop their subs.
A needless drama I dare say.
Drammanoth wrote: »You know, I don't think ZOS has any reasons to do anything with this.
It's a minor inconvenience, and we've accustomed ZOS to complaining - let's face it, there will always be people displeased with this or that. Also, it's not like due to this petty issue people will drop their subs.
A needless drama I dare say.
It interferes with paid cosmetics. Fashion is a big sell in this game, some players absolutely would drop sub over it, or at the very least, avoid spending money on cosmetics that are ruined by the red glow.Drammanoth wrote: »Also, it's not like due to this petty issue people will drop their subs.
What? Simple - vote with your wallet. Change the game until they do something. Let history become full circle - what ESO was at launch. Alas, seeing ZOS' success and playerbase's awe at what ZOS does right on the one hand, and its blindness to the fact what ZOS does not do right - listening to the playerbase - I am sceptical as to whether our complaints are taken into consideration. An illusion of choice will always keep people afloat.If we can't make suggestions and requests to improve our game experience, then what can we do here? (...) The only thing that sets the forums apart from any other community space is the interaction with ZOS.
(...)Players complaining about the game, that is the optimal thing to do here.
They once said they had no plans to release faction change tokens, but players continued to demand them, so they eventually did. This game's development process is much slower than us players would like, but they do eventually respond to popular sentiment. Until then, they're leaving cosmetics money on the table over a strange artistic choice.Drammanoth wrote: »Big names have quit over this, as they could see how their pleas had been falling on deaf ears.
Drammanoth wrote: »... Also, it's not like due to this petty issue people will drop their subs. ...
ZOS wanted feedback on this topic, and they got 39 topic pages of it. Let's hope this is getting fixed at some point. I really can't see why it would ever be intended this way as a) the effect is only visible to the player and b) it was a visual feedback for the proc - which it is no more. So the only use it had is broken.
Sweet optimism. As you play, you'll find out this optimism was... premature. Multiply it times X and you'll see how much our feedback is valued DESPITE THE CLAIMS that is is.ZOS wanted feedback on this topic, and they got 39 topic pages of it. Let's hope this is getting fixed at some point. I really can't see why it would ever be intended this way as a) the effect is only visible to the player and b) it was a visual feedback for the proc - which it is no more. So the only use it had is broken.
For me, it's one of the reasons my latest break from ESO has been the longest one. ZOS asked for feedback, and then ignored it.
One question for those unhappy with this who have bought crown store items affected: have you contacted support to ask for a refund for any such item(s)?
It would seem to me that any spike or steady stream of such requests, citing the effect as the reason, would perhaps feed back into the decision making process to expedite changes to include an optional switch to disable the effect for those who find it troublesome. Equally, their absence might result in a "business as usual" conclusion.
Apologies if this has been discussed already 700 or 800 pages back, I haven't read the whole thread or followed it except very occasionally.
According to ZOS, there's nothing to fix, it's all working as intended (which is why there are many unhappy responses in this thread).joseayalac wrote: »No fix in today's update?
MotherOfMoss wrote: »Hello, I am back to request my green-clad bosmer nightblade be allowed to use her go-to combat skill again, without the red lightsabre attached to it.