aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
NeuroticPixels wrote: »aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
What’s wrong with that?
aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
Renato90085 wrote: »aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
like they add any class/craft Achievement?
i mean ,why not if you done very long ago
when subclass add,i gust log in my all class toon and auto unlock all skill line
if we need re training all class lv 50 2 time this will a big trouble for zos...
darkriketz wrote: »NeuroticPixels wrote: »aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
What’s wrong with that?
It's supposed to be a challenge. A challenge must be challenging.
If you complete the Golden Pursuit right after they begin ingame because you already did the Scribing questline with your whatever-number-of-toons, then what's the point in creating a challenge in the first place ? ZoS would save some time by just granting rewards to anyone has completed the Scribing questline (spoiler alert : this questline already grants its own rewards) and promise it to players who still need/want to do it at their pace.
Let's stop creating challenging and engaging events, after all everything we need is ZoS filling a checklist of ingame accomplishments and randomly rewarding players for no reason >_>
NeuroticPixels wrote: »aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
What’s wrong with that?
Renato90085 wrote: »aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
like they add any class/craft Achievement?
Renato90085 wrote: »aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
like they add any class/craft Achievement?
i mean ,why not if you done very long ago
when subclass add,i gust log in my all class toon and auto unlock all skill line
if we need re training all class lv 50 2 time this will a big trouble for zos...
I think you're confused on how subclassing works. You didn't auto unlock anything. There is nothing to unlock. Everybody has access to all the purchased skill lines by default. A brand new player creating a brand new character has access to all the lines by default. You do need to level any skill line you pick up though, they don't get leveled just because subclassing got added. Or maybe I just don't understand what you wrote, because it's kind of confusing.
And achievements don't actually give you anything, nor do they unlock anything, so the comparison doesn't work. When you log in on an alt, and see that they too have an achievement, there's literally no tangible difference whatsoever, your alt doesn't really get anything. With Golden Pursuits it's obviously a different matter, you actively get rewards.
I think it's a pretty basic consideration.
ZOS makes an offer: do these things for this reward.
The player then considers it. Do I want the reward? Is it worth doing the things?
If yes, proceed to do it.
If no, don't do it.
Just because it's in the game doesn't mean it has to make sense for every player to do it. That's not even possible. For every thing they add, there will be a range of opinions about it and one group won't want to do it. It doesn't mean any adjustments are required.
Such is life. I mean, why does this even need to be said? It's the social media factor. For every thing someone doesn't like, no matter how minor, they're going to be able to easily find others who feel the same, no matter how fringe.
I think it's a pretty basic consideration.
ZOS makes an offer: do these things for this reward.
The player then considers it. Do I want the reward? Is it worth doing the things?
If yes, proceed to do it.
If no, don't do it.
Just because it's in the game doesn't mean it has to make sense for every player to do it. That's not even possible. For every thing they add, there will be a range of opinions about it and one group won't want to do it. It doesn't mean any adjustments are required.
Such is life. I mean, why does this even need to be said? It's the social media factor. For every thing someone doesn't like, no matter how minor, they're going to be able to easily find others who feel the same, no matter how fringe.
The problem is that some players cannot do the tasks whether they want to or not, because they didn them before the golden pursuit existed and cannot do them again.
One of the ones being reported as broken is to claim scribing from the crown store. You can't seriously think people are complaining about the effort of clicking a button in the menu. The problem is the game will not let you do it, so it's impossible to complete no matter what you're willing to do for it.
And yes I know there's other choice so they can still complete the overall achievement. That doesn't mean it's not broken. If there's enough of a grass verge for everyone to drive around a huge pot hole in the road it doesn't mean the road is fine and no one should mention the hole. Same idea here.
[snip] The state of the game is not very good so get new gamers and try to keep them.
darkriketz wrote: »It's supposed to be a challenge. A challenge must be challenging.
DenverRalphy wrote: »I finished in less than 3 hours without breaking a sweat for something that had a time limit of 28 days. And the first two of those hours I wasted just frittering around.
A player brand new to scribing would have to complete those quest objectives that I was able to leave alone. Which would have taken them hours if not a full gaming session to complete. And then they'd still have more objectives to complete to earn the capstone reward.
Explain to me why I should feel as if I were being punished? Cuz from where I'm sitting, vets to scribing got it pretty easy!
[edit] Oh yeah forgot the topic.. When have GP's ever had retroactively completed objectives?
A challenge ? Really ? You genuinely consider endeavours and golden pursuits to be challenges ?darkriketz wrote: »It's supposed to be a challenge. A challenge must be challenging.
Erickson9610 wrote: »These tasks don't need to be retroactive because all of the rewards can be earned without completing those tasks.
It's not that big of a deal, honestly.
Erickson9610 wrote: »These tasks don't need to be retroactive because all of the rewards can be earned without completing those tasks.
It's not that big of a deal, honestly.
At least two of the GP tasks absolutely SHOULD be retroactive. The tasks that require "purchasing" scribing from the crown store and the initial scribing quest both absolutely should be retroactive. Players can't get these achievements if they paid good money a year ago and grinded out these tasks on every toon since the system was released.
It's a slap to the face of their loyal customers that spent real money for scribing when it first came out that these tasks are not auto completed.
darkriketz wrote: »NeuroticPixels wrote: »aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
What’s wrong with that?
It's supposed to be a challenge. A challenge must be challenging.
If you complete the Golden Pursuit right after they begin ingame because you already did the Scribing questline with your whatever-number-of-toons, then what's the point in creating a challenge in the first place ? ZoS would save some time by just granting rewards to anyone has completed the Scribing questline (spoiler alert : this questline already grants its own rewards) and promise it to players who still need/want to do it at their pace.
Let's stop creating challenging and engaging events, after all everything we need is ZoS filling a checklist of ingame accomplishments and randomly rewarding players for no reason >_>
Did ZOS use the word “challenging” anywhere? Genuinely curious. I can’t recall. I see “activities” used all over the Scribing GP announcement, but nothing about a “challenge.”
Golden Pursuits are a list of tasks. They give people a checklist of things to do to give a sense of accomplishment (with the resultant dopamine hit) alongside any in-game rewards. If they are meant to be challenging, I can’t say they come anywhere close to succeeding in that for me.
There is nothing I find the least bit challenging about looting a reward satchel or a resource node for ink, or doing daily writs for quests, or completing the specific quests listed in the GP. And that’s fine — because to the best of my understanding that is not the intent here.
The problems arise when there is a list of tasks to check off and having already completed them in a way that makes them unrepeatable means being locked out of it. We get our options narrowed because we previously did a thing being asked of us now and now can’t get credit. Personally I have no problem getting 10 more ink (especially when 9 count from the reward track), no matter having had 400 collected already. Getting 10 ink is eminently doable this GP. I have a problem with “claim Scribing from the crown store” being literally impossible for some accounts because it is already claimed. That should be an easy check and still leaves us plenty to do. It is the opposite of a “random” reward — it is recognizing that we already completed the objective and *cannot do so again* due to the coding of the game.
Being asked to do something that some of us literally cannot do because we already paid for Scribing is an issue for me. To be clear, I have no problem with Scribing being free now. I am very happy people are getting access. I am having a lot of fun watching guildmates and friends explore this as a new system for the first time. But I am in the position of having paid to claim Scribing via Gold Road and now cannot claim it from the Crown Store because it says it was already claimed. It is an extremely odd decision to me to tell people that they can’t get credit for what they paid for while people who didn’t pay can get credit. Rewarding players new to Scribing is absolutely fine — excluding players not new to it is not. And that’s a systemic feeling far beyond this one GP.
Renato90085 wrote: »Renato90085 wrote: »aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
like they add any class/craft Achievement?
i mean ,why not if you done very long ago
when subclass add,i gust log in my all class toon and auto unlock all skill line
if we need re training all class lv 50 2 time this will a big trouble for zos...
I think you're confused on how subclassing works. You didn't auto unlock anything. There is nothing to unlock. Everybody has access to all the purchased skill lines by default. A brand new player creating a brand new character has access to all the lines by default. You do need to level any skill line you pick up though, they don't get leveled just because subclassing got added. Or maybe I just don't understand what you wrote, because it's kind of confusing.
And achievements don't actually give you anything, nor do they unlock anything, so the comparison doesn't work. When you log in on an alt, and see that they too have an achievement, there's literally no tangible difference whatsoever, your alt doesn't really get anything. With Golden Pursuits it's obviously a different matter, you actively get rewards.
Maybe is subclass in my Language have wrong text, and I can’t test, I have all full lv class many year
here tell me need have full class line achievements unlock this
darkriketz wrote: »NeuroticPixels wrote: »aleksandr_ESO wrote: »If the tasks are retroactive, they will be completed immediately by most players.
What’s wrong with that?
It's supposed to be a challenge. A challenge must be challenging.