darkriketz wrote: »You are looking at this the wrong way. The reason players complain about things is because they have a passion for ESO and love ESO. Therefor they post things that bother them and want to see changed or improved, only to better the game.
This may seem to be a negative thing, because those who are fine with things will be playing. But it is actually a good thing, as this feedback may improve the game for everyone. Which makes ESO better, may attract more players, and makes ESO grow.
Granted, with so many players we have so many different opinions and viewpoints, that these sometimes clash between players. But as long as we remain respectful, post feedback, and understand we all love ESO, it will be fine.
PS: Personally I love ESO, but that does not mean I think the game is perfect or can't be improved in many ways. So I often leave feedback, mostly with ideas to fix or change things, and with as many facts as I can.
PPS: This is also why I try to help with as many technical problems as possible, so those players will also be able to enjoy ESO.
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As I said, I also have wishes and complaints, but I explain them (again, daily rewards and the waw effect), I send as kind and constructive possible feedback when I feel the need to, I even bring useful information when I can (I recently answered to a thread regarding rewards in the Golden Pursuits with relevant screenshots).
Someone also said before you that since they pay for the game, they're entitled to complain. True.
[snip] I see way more posts about minor problems and complaints than posts thanking Bethesda for their good work and the amazing gaming experience they offered us (...for a price, yeah), for ten years now.
darkriketz wrote: »[snip] You're dealing much more damage than I do whatever you're fighting, and I'm not even pushing it ! What are you complaining about exactly ?!? Your toxic need for numbers, as high as possible to the point it's becoming absurd to increase them again ? Quick remember : it's TESO, not an edgy JRPG with secret bosses who deal a million HP damage in a single strike.
You only care/feel about feelings of players sharing your opinion and ZOS(which arent even hurt if they not read or care for critic ignoring it and still get money)darkriketz wrote: »Renato90085 wrote: »I just want say you're the least susceptible player type..
I feel about other people feelings before I care about mine. It's not about being susceptible, it's about empathy.
Sometimes people on the forums overreact. That's normal for an MMO.
But calling others whinning children and then complaining that there isn't constructive critisim is equally exhausting.
You are looking at this the wrong way. The reason players complain about things is because they have a passion for ESO and love ESO. Therefor they post things that bother them and want to see changed or improved, only to better the game.
This may seem to be a negative thing, because those who are fine with things will be playing. But it is actually a good thing, as this feedback may improve the game for everyone. Which makes ESO better, may attract more players, and makes ESO grow.
Granted, with so many players we have so many different opinions and viewpoints, that these sometimes clash between players. But as long as we remain respectful, post feedback, and understand we all love ESO, it will be fine.
PS: Personally I love ESO, but that does not mean I think the game is perfect or can't be improved in many ways. So I often leave feedback, mostly with ideas to fix or change things, and with as many facts as I can.
PPS: This is also why I try to help with as many technical problems as possible, so those players will also be able to enjoy ESO.
What's exhausting is being dragged through the same nonsense for years in a game that should instead be fun.
darkriketz wrote: »So yeah, your "chill out" call is understandable but kinda tells me you are either new or just don't care about the game going down a spiral of "build these 2 specific builds and that's it".
Class identity is gone, you find always the same builds in the random groups, even in trials there are always the same tanks, all dps can now focus 100% on damage because any support they might have needed is now 100% on the tanks.
I've been playing TESO on a regular basis since 2018, thank you.
And no, I don't care about TESO "putting the focus on 2 builds" because it isn't. There always has been many builds, many crafted and looted sets to offer players a huge diversity in terms of passive bonuses, effects, play style and so on. It's not Bethesda's fault is players suddenly decided to drop their brain, follow "the meta" like in any other online game (hello League of Legends) and use the same items instead of actually finding their own style.
Again, I have six characters, from six different races, four different classes (NB, DK, Sorcerer and Templar, I've tried Warden and Necro but I don't like them, although I like the subclassing system that let me pick specific skill lines from classes that I don't play), six different builds (one magical and one physical in each faction). Even if, again, I'm a PvE player, which obviously isn't as demanding as PvP, I imagine.
Diversity is a thing and again, if you're not using it, that's your problem.
Regarding the fact that nightblades are dealing damage because the support has been shifted to tanks.... hello, have you ever played a MMORPG ? That's basically the essence of it.
One of many particularities of TESO, that has always made me think that it's more an online RPG than an actual MMORPG, is that you can play it completely alone (as I do) without the need of other players to support you. You can tank, deal damage, heal and support with any class (more or less), and if you're good enough, you can even solo group dungeons (again : as I do).
The fact that classes/characters begin (at last) to become more specialized with one player fully playing a tanking role in a group while another is purely focused on damage dealing, well... it's normal. That's how MMORPGs work. If you want to be able to fill every role by yourself, have you ever heard of The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim ?
darkriketz wrote: »Hello, Tamriel adventurers !
I'm pretty sure my post won't last long on the forum but it's a personal thought that I've been these last days, nourished by years of play and reflection in TESO. I'll try to express it as kindly as possible.
OK, you noticed that Update 47 has been recently released (or will be soon), that we're currently deeply plunged in a Golden Pursuit event (I mean, you, not me, I have completed it) and TESO being a MMORPG, it requires regular adjustments to work as fine as possible.
And even if developpers are doing their best to improve everything and repair what needs to be, there are still DOZENS of players complaining A LOT about EVERYTHING. OMG that's so annoying and exhausting. Not everyone is in cause, of course, I've seen players like DenverRalphy answering calmly and explaining why some complaints aren't really legitimate, but still, I feel like every player who takes part on the official forums has a personal grudge with Zenimax. Don't get me wrong, I also participated in that problem, I complained about daily rewards that I don't find very interesting and I clearly explained, with calm and respect, why I wish that we can sometimes get a "waw effect" from the daily rewards calendar, but this time complaints has reached a new level.
"U47 will nerf everything" "Golden Pursuits aren't retroactive" "I can't complete them and get the rewards", "stop wrecking the game" "this PvP campaign is a nightmare" and so on...
GUYS. BREATHE. CHILL DOWN. And before everything else : READ THE FORUM to check if someone has already written a post regarding what you have to say (spoiler : someone has ! you don't need 24 differents topics to complain about the GP that you can't complete because you already did the questline with your hundred characters).
The thing is, I love the Elder Scrolls games and what Bethesda does, two of my five favorite games of all times are called Fallout 4 and TESO (Subnautica, Subnautica Below Zero and Eastshade, in case you wonder), but I'm mostly a solo player, I don't believe in competitive videogames for social and philosophic reasons (I don't think videogames should add to the already existing toxic competitive spirit in society and I don't think competition is necessary at all in a functioning society), I've been a PvE player in TESO from my very beginnings.
My main character is a bosmeri huntress, nightblade with bow and dual daggers, I've followed a guide years ago to get a solo-nearly invincible werewolf build, and it works perfectly. Recently, subclassing even helped me be play in a more diverse and comfortable way without relying on the WW transformation, I love it. What I'm saying is : I'm a PvE player able to roll on most quests, World Bosses and group dungeons that I cross, difficulty isn't a problem for me. On rare occasions I went in Cyrodiil and Imperial City and was crushed by PvP players who are, obviously, much more skilled than I am in competitive fights. The very same players who often complain that the game is nerfed and their skills will be rendered useless.
[snip] You're dealing much more damage than I do whatever you're fighting, and I'm not even pushing it ! What are you complaining about exactly ?!? Your toxic need for numbers, as high as possible to the point it's becoming absurd to increase them again ? Quick remember : it's TESO, not an edgy JRPG with secret bosses who deal a million HP damage in a single strike.
"I can't complete the Golden Pursuits because I've already did the quests with my 20 characters."
OK, first : yes you can, DenverRalphy patiently explained it several times in several threads, and second : REALLY ?!? The game isn't easy as it is, you REALLY needed to endure the long Scribing questline with TWENTY characters, the base game skills weren't enough for you to play comfortably in diverse fighting styles ?!? There are more skills in the base game and its Chapters than there will ever be in Scribing ! Why do you even need so many characters in the first place ? I have six and I've barely completed most of the game content with two ! I love TESO but there isn't enough classes and weapons to create enough diversity, I don't think it's possible to have twenty UNIQUELY DIFFERENT characters (and yes each of my six characters is unique).
Again : GUYS. CHILL OUT. Go out in the sun (drink fresh water and wear a hat), touch some grass before it's completely dried up by draughts. Microsoft is doing nonsense with its studios, people have lost their jobs and you're complaining that your favorite MMORPG characters will kill enemies slightly less brutally than before. You're complaining that you can't get free rewards from workers who spend all their time studying the game to improve it. TESO works perfectly fine, it's beautiful, there's a whole world to explore, it's not buggy, ok sometimes loading screens are long but it never lasts, [snip]
This is my love cry to Bethesda workers : while many players seem unable to find the slightest satisfaction in what you're doing, many players are. Again, it's the noisy few versus the silent many. You're working hard to make this beautiful Tamriel (and beyond) world a reality, as you've been doing for years, and I thank you for that.
I have complaints, like anyone else, but they're based on wishes (housing, daily rewards and the return of Whiterun, mostly), but for the rest TESO quickly became my one and favorite MMORPG, and for a player who has always played solo games, I think that's something. I've taken some TESO breaks along the years when I got slightly bored, tried other MMORPGs to compare, but none of them had everything TESO has to offer.
You're doing great, I support you and I always will. [snip]