Mobs don't teabag or send hate whispers. I play to relax after a day's work, and don't find pvp relaxing at all (it's harder, challenging content because you can't really predict how another human will behave).But why? Why is pvp such a hard 'no'?
It's baffling to me to say the least.
It's just a game. What's the difference between dying to mobs or players?
Like did something happen to you all in pvp that legit terrifies you to participate now?
Nobody is saying that PVPers shouldn't have events, holiday or otherwise, so stop saying they are. They can have as many events as they like, so long as they are held over there in PvP-Land.The achievements from all of the past holiday events have been incredibly easy to get. I highly doubt the PvP ones will be any different.
Grab a group of friends you usually do dungeons or trials with and just go in for a night/day of not caring and have some fun.
Ridiculous to want this in a different tab purely for selfish people who don't believe PvPers should have holiday events or their achievement bar to not be filled. Goodness there are many worse things to be complaining about.
Rainwhisper wrote: »mesmerizedish wrote: »
They haven't put them in a PvE category. They've put them in a general category that you would like to be PvE-only.
It doesn't seem unreasonable to expect the category to stay PvE, since there is already a category for Player vs Player achievements.
The achievements from all of the past holiday events have been incredibly easy to get. I highly doubt the PvP ones will be any different. .
TheRealPotoroo wrote: »Nobody is saying that PVPers shouldn't have events, holiday or otherwise, so stop saying they are. They can have as many events as they like, so long as they are held over there in PvP-Land.The achievements from all of the past holiday events have been incredibly easy to get. I highly doubt the PvP ones will be any different.
Grab a group of friends you usually do dungeons or trials with and just go in for a night/day of not caring and have some fun.
Ridiculous to want this in a different tab purely for selfish people who don't believe PvPers should have holiday events or their achievement bar to not be filled. Goodness there are many worse things to be complaining about.
Rainwhisper wrote: »mesmerizedish wrote: »Because it's a holiday event. Why would you assume that means exclusively PvE?
Because, typically in MMO's, and to-date in ESO, PvP events and PvE events are separate things. It's a tacit recognition that those are generally separate player bases, and no amount of wishful thinking on the part of the dev's is going to change that.
Be a terrified carebear
Get your achievements
Pick one. You can't demand that things be run on your terms. The goal of such an event is to get people who have not tried PvP or are on the fence to dabble. PvP needs a healthy player base to be functional and that end goal is far more important than the entitled demands of some whining carebears.
The only thing remotely difficult would be winning a BG match since you can't hide quite as easily, but depending on the game, it's quite possible someone else could carry in domination or relic matches.
Rainwhisper wrote: »I realize that several members of the development team have described a vision for ESO where players move happily between PvE and PvP. I assume that making the "Midyear Mayhem" achievement a "Holiday Events" achievement instead of a "Player vs Player" achievement is likely another indicator of that goal.
I hope they will rethink that. Many of us PvE-only, carebear types enjoy collecting things like holiday achievements, and we tend to be completionists. If you're going to make a PvP achievement, please keep it under the PvP tree, instead of bleeding it into the PvE achievements.
Many of us play with a solid firewall between our gameplay and PvP. We know it exists, and some players really like it, but it never in any way intrudes on our Elder Scrolls experience. We like that firewall, and I sincerely hope that ZOS will maintain it.
(Inevitably these discussions include comments of, "Maybe ZOS wants you to try PvP so you'll see that you like it. Just give it a shot. Heal some people. Repair some keeps. It's not so bad." I appreciate the sentiment, but PvP is a completely different game from PvE, I don't like it, and yes, it is that bad.)
TheRealPotoroo wrote: »Nobody is saying that PVPers shouldn't have events, holiday or otherwise, so stop saying they are. They can have as many events as they like, so long as they are held over there in PvP-Land.The achievements from all of the past holiday events have been incredibly easy to get. I highly doubt the PvP ones will be any different.
Grab a group of friends you usually do dungeons or trials with and just go in for a night/day of not caring and have some fun.
Ridiculous to want this in a different tab purely for selfish people who don't believe PvPers should have holiday events or their achievement bar to not be filled. Goodness there are many worse things to be complaining about.
drakhan2002_ESO wrote: »Rainwhisper wrote: »I realize that several members of the development team have described a vision for ESO where players move happily between PvE and PvP. I assume that making the "Midyear Mayhem" achievement a "Holiday Events" achievement instead of a "Player vs Player" achievement is likely another indicator of that goal.
I hope they will rethink that. Many of us PvE-only, carebear types enjoy collecting things like holiday achievements, and we tend to be completionists. If you're going to make a PvP achievement, please keep it under the PvP tree, instead of bleeding it into the PvE achievements.
Many of us play with a solid firewall between our gameplay and PvP. We know it exists, and some players really like it, but it never in any way intrudes on our Elder Scrolls experience. We like that firewall, and I sincerely hope that ZOS will maintain it.
(Inevitably these discussions include comments of, "Maybe ZOS wants you to try PvP so you'll see that you like it. Just give it a shot. Heal some people. Repair some keeps. It's not so bad." I appreciate the sentiment, but PvP is a completely different game from PvE, I don't like it, and yes, it is that bad.)
I totally agree with you, but I think we all know that ZOS doesn't care - they are going to blindly push forward with another completely un-thought-out implementation to the game. It's a shame that the developers don't listen to the community - they just throw crap up on the wall to see if it sticks.
I hate mixing PvP and PvE achievements - make it one or the other.
Wouldn't that assume they happen to be queued against each-other though? Plausibly there could be other groups.
hmsdragonfly wrote: »
The community has been asking for PvP events for a long time, you simply don't represent the community.
Mixing PvP and PvE achievements? These are 100% PvP achievments. If you don't enjoy PvP, don't take part in the event, no one forces you to do it.
drakhan2002_ESO wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »
The community has been asking for PvP events for a long time, you simply don't represent the community.
Mixing PvP and PvE achievements? These are 100% PvP achievments. If you don't enjoy PvP, don't take part in the event, no one forces you to do it.
Exactly the same argument back at you; you don't represent the community. My opinion, just as you have yours.