AlienatedGoat wrote: »It's a test and it needs participants. GH will be back after the test is done. People are overreacting as usual.
No. It's a week test. As someone who plays for 10-12 hours a week and at least 9 of those hours are spent PvPing in BGs or Cyro, I'm really enjoying the current ruleset. Allowing sets let's some theory crafting / build and character personality, while also feeling far more balanced. If they changed the main Vengeance campaign to this ruleset, I'd be tempted to leave Greyhost for this.
No. It's a week test. As someone who plays for 10-12 hours a week and at least 9 of those hours are spent PvPing in BGs or Cyro, I'm really enjoying the current ruleset. Allowing sets let's some theory crafting / build and character personality, while also feeling far more balanced. If they changed the main Vengeance campaign to this ruleset, I'd be tempted to leave Greyhost for this.
If Vengeance is good enough that people would move there by choice, it does not need everyone locked out of everywhere else to fill up.
The "it's only a week" argument also stopped holding up a while ago. It's never just one week. These tests have been running on a regular schedule for over a year now, and all those weeks add up to months of not being able to play our home campaigns. Each one is treated as a small ask in isolation, but nobody seems to be counting the total.
A test being a test doesn't mean participation has to be mandatory, especially with nothing offered in return. A Vengeance exclusive Golden Pursuit would pop lock it in a day and nobody would lose access to anything they pay for.
What's happening instead is that I know multiple PvP guilds that have stopped playing entirely for the week. People move to other games and some don't come back. That is a strange price to pay for data ZOS could collect another way.
Agreed. Which is why I voted to keep Vengeance out of principle.... a narrative where anyone who expresses an opinion contrary to what the pollster wants to hear is wrong. A discussion where a point of view is expressed and defended against counter arguments is a discussion or debate and either term works as far as I'm concerned. But "what do you think?" followed by what is essentially "you're wrong." is not a poll.
NovelliESO wrote: »... Whatever qualifications you have pale in comparison to mine, I have an IQ 5 standard deviations above the mean, I have also been on ESO since beta and have performed at the top level for 8 years!!!!
It’s not a scientific study; it’s a community petition because people are frustrated that the main PvP campaign was taken offline for a test they didn't ask for. If people think the OP is wrong, the 'No' button works just fine regardless of the narrative in the comments. ESO forum polls have always functioned as community petitions or barometers for sentiment among highly engaged players, and believe it or not, while there is no quantitative way to measure right and wrong when it comes to opinions, there is a way to measure what the majority opinion is, and it's very clear.
Or it means that people are fed up of unconcerned people like you chiming in just to spite us
BXR_Lonestar wrote: »I'm actually enjoying a bit of a break from PVP. There's new quests to do, builds to perfect, and I've been running IA and some Vet dungeons/trials which has been a nice change of pace. There will always be a war to fight when Greyhost resumes in a couple days.
Zodiarkslayer wrote: »Agreed. Which is why I voted to keep Vengeance out of principle.... a narrative where anyone who expresses an opinion contrary to what the pollster wants to hear is wrong. A discussion where a point of view is expressed and defended against counter arguments is a discussion or debate and either term works as far as I'm concerned. But "what do you think?" followed by what is essentially "you're wrong." is not a poll.NovelliESO wrote: »... Whatever qualifications you have pale in comparison to mine, I have an IQ 5 standard deviations above the mean, I have also been on ESO since beta and have performed at the top level for 8 years!!!!
It’s not a scientific study; it’s a community petition because people are frustrated that the main PvP campaign was taken offline for a test they didn't ask for. If people think the OP is wrong, the 'No' button works just fine regardless of the narrative in the comments. ESO forum polls have always functioned as community petitions or barometers for sentiment among highly engaged players, and believe it or not, while there is no quantitative way to measure right and wrong when it comes to opinions, there is a way to measure what the majority opinion is, and it's very clear.
I think what @DoofusMax is criticising is the incorporated bias towards OPs opinion.You can move along if you're not into pvp, evidently this is a thread for people that arejust move along bro xD
... and probably the fact that OP lacks the manners to accept different backgrounds and opinions.
But judging by the number of agrees and awesomes under OPs posts, this seems to be acceptable behaviour in the PvP community.
March 24, 2025 was the first Vengeance test and not a single improvement has been made towards Grey Host performance improvements or any sort of communication about the findings.
March 24, 2025 was the first Vengeance test and not a single improvement has been made towards Grey Host performance improvements or any sort of communication about the findings.
AlienatedGoat wrote: »It's a test and it needs participants. GH will be back after the test is done. People are overreacting as usual.
BXR_Lonestar wrote: »I'm actually enjoying a bit of a break from PVP. There's new quests to do, builds to perfect, and I've been running IA and some Vet dungeons/trials which has been a nice change of pace. There will always be a war to fight when Greyhost resumes in a couple days.
Same.
Except I just went to GW2 instead.
They have lost the plot, lost sight of what made them great, and now are in the crying/defensive/blame everyone else state.
- xCat
BardokRedSnow wrote: »AlienatedGoat wrote: »It's a test and it needs participants. GH will be back after the test is done. People are overreacting as usual.
It’s a game I paid for, if it needs participants that’s not my problem
I’m not being paid to test their game and double AP isn’t enough
BXR_Lonestar wrote: »I'm actually enjoying a bit of a break from PVP. There's new quests to do, builds to perfect, and I've been running IA and some Vet dungeons/trials which has been a nice change of pace. There will always be a war to fight when Greyhost resumes in a couple days.
Same.
Except I just went to GW2 instead.
They have lost the plot, lost sight of what made them great, and now are in the crying/defensive/blame everyone else state.
- xCat
Good on you, me and a couple of friends just switched to Albion for the week and probably for the rest of ESO's short remaining life. It's a shame that the game's most active, competitive and loyal playerbase is being pushed to it's limits and driven away.BardokRedSnow wrote: »AlienatedGoat wrote: »It's a test and it needs participants. GH will be back after the test is done. People are overreacting as usual.
It’s a game I paid for, if it needs participants that’s not my problem
I’m not being paid to test their game and double AP isn’t enough
Really strange how there's a whole side of eso players that are just completely fine with being used by a multi-billion dollar company and drained of time effort and money for ... nothing.
BXR_Lonestar wrote: »I'm actually enjoying a bit of a break from PVP. There's new quests to do, builds to perfect, and I've been running IA and some Vet dungeons/trials which has been a nice change of pace. There will always be a war to fight when Greyhost resumes in a couple days.
Same.
Except I just went to GW2 instead.
They have lost the plot, lost sight of what made them great, and now are in the crying/defensive/blame everyone else state.
- xCat
Good on you, me and a couple of friends just switched to Albion for the week and probably for the rest of ESO's short remaining life. It's a shame that the game's most active, competitive and loyal playerbase is being pushed to it's limits and driven away.BardokRedSnow wrote: »AlienatedGoat wrote: »It's a test and it needs participants. GH will be back after the test is done. People are overreacting as usual.
It’s a game I paid for, if it needs participants that’s not my problem
I’m not being paid to test their game and double AP isn’t enough
Really strange how there's a whole side of eso players that are just completely fine with being used by a multi-billion dollar company and drained of time effort and money for ... nothing.
BXR_Lonestar wrote: »I'm actually enjoying a bit of a break from PVP. There's new quests to do, builds to perfect, and I've been running IA and some Vet dungeons/trials which has been a nice change of pace. There will always be a war to fight when Greyhost resumes in a couple days.
Same.
Except I just went to GW2 instead.
They have lost the plot, lost sight of what made them great, and now are in the crying/defensive/blame everyone else state.
- xCat
Good on you, me and a couple of friends just switched to Albion for the week and probably for the rest of ESO's short remaining life. It's a shame that the game's most active, competitive and loyal playerbase is being pushed to it's limits and driven away.BardokRedSnow wrote: »AlienatedGoat wrote: »It's a test and it needs participants. GH will be back after the test is done. People are overreacting as usual.
It’s a game I paid for, if it needs participants that’s not my problem
I’m not being paid to test their game and double AP isn’t enough
Really strange how there's a whole side of eso players that are just completely fine with being used by a multi-billion dollar company and drained of time effort and money for ... nothing.
Really strange how there's a whole side of eso players that are just completely fine with being used by a multi-billion dollar company and drained of time effort and money for ... nothing.
Elvenheart wrote: »Really strange how there's a whole side of eso players that are just completely fine with being used by a multi-billion dollar company and drained of time effort and money for ... nothing.
Well, to be completely honest, one could say this about every player of every game out there. But what you might call nothing another player might call something they enjoy doing.
We all put time, effort, and money into the games we play for…nothing? Enjoyment? You can decide if it’s worth it for yourself, not for other people. Saying other people are doing it for nothing is really over the top.