Erickson9610 wrote: »Simply put, I worry that ESO's future is in jeopardy due to the recent layoffs. I know it's easy to reassure the consumers that things will keep moving forward — and they might — but we've seen incredible talent be dismissed even after releasing financially successful projects.
I just hope ESO will survive for a few more years at least — even if it means doubling down on microtransactions to keep ESO financially relevant for ZOS.
If you're worried about ESO's future then now's the time to look into the Stop Killing Games campaign that's going on in Europe and sign it if you can. If it passes then ZOS will most likely be required by law to implement an end of life plan for ESO to insure that people that payed for it can still access it at least to some degree.
Parasaurolophus wrote: »Why did everyone decide that after the cancellation of the new project all the company's efforts would go to eso?
If you're worried about ESO's future then now's the time to look into the Stop Killing Games campaign that's going on in Europe and sign it if you can. If it passes then ZOS will most likely be required by law to implement an end of life plan for ESO to insure that people that payed for it can still access it at least to some degree.
I can't see this going anywhere. Our world is under pressure from many crises simultaneously. There are simply much bigger fish to fry across the board. Fish that threaten our existence.
If you're worried about ESO's future then now's the time to look into the Stop Killing Games campaign that's going on in Europe and sign it if you can. If it passes then ZOS will most likely be required by law to implement an end of life plan for ESO to insure that people that payed for it can still access it at least to some degree.
I can't see this going anywhere. Our world is under pressure from many crises simultaneously. There are simply much bigger fish to fry across the board. Fish that threaten our existence.
On the contrary, it will go somewhere if it reaches 1 million signatures by the 31st of July. If this happens the petition will be taken to congress and they will be required by international law to review and consider it. Considering it had around 430K signatures just a week ago and is now sitting at 864K, and that big youtubers such as penginz0, Asmongold, The Act Man, SomeOrdinaryGamers, Jackscepticeye (in a community post), Pewdiepie (on Twitter) and even Elon Musk (via a Twitter repost) have shown support, I'm pretty confident that it will reach the threshold. Still, the more people that sign it the better. Some of the signatures will most likely be invalid so ideally a couple of thousand over the 1 million requirement will be ideal.
Parasaurolophus wrote: »Why did everyone decide that after the cancellation of the new project all the company's efforts would go to eso?
Parasaurolophus wrote: »Why did everyone decide that after the cancellation of the new project all the company's efforts would go to eso?
Parasaurolophus wrote: »Why did everyone decide that after the cancellation of the new project all the company's efforts would go to eso?
Pepegrillos wrote: »This game's development has been slowing down for years so that other secret MMO could grow. They turned the game into an endless cashcow to keep other projects running. With that secret MMO cancelled now and people getting shown the door. What was it all for?
Parasaurolophus wrote: »Why did everyone decide that after the cancellation of the new project all the company's efforts would go to eso?
Wishful thinking. I don't think ESO is going anywhere, but there's no reason to think this will result in a greater investment in it.
For some reason many people choose not to see what is right in front of them. ESO has already started transitioning to a new phase. It began last year when they internally decided there wouldn't be a chapter this year.
It wasn't simply a rebranding of the annual major dlc. It is substantially different than a chapter.
They made that decision solely based on factors related to eso because if they thought a chapter would be worth developing, they would have done so, regardless of the needs of another project.
ZoS new MMO gotten canceled? I assume it was an Fallout MMO? Sources?Izanagi.Xiiib16_ESO wrote: »My thoughts would be that it's more likely ESO gets content now that the new MMO is cancelled? But also feels bad for all the people working on the new MMO since 2018.
Erickson9610 wrote: »I just hope ESO will survive for a few more years at least — even if it means doubling down on monetization to keep ESO financially relevant for ZOS.
DenverRalphy wrote: »Microsoft Gaming as a whole is falling apart and failing miserably.
As long as ZOS falls under its umbrella, they will be similarly affected as well.