Ive been on the ESO train since BETA and almost never posted in the forum because for the most part you made content i enjoy.
There have been up's and downs but it's clear to me you no longer want me as a consumer of you're product.

I enjoy pve and pvp but not once in all these years did i do TRAIL based content because it's not my thing.

What you have delivered in the night market is a trail based slop fest with garbage rewards that waste my time with fetch and drop of quests in a zone packed with overpowered trash mobs.

Open world content like harrow storms ect ect work because players are all on the same page and herded to the same point at the same time, The night market is not this.

i have never logged of so fast in this game period, Im done with this FOMO GRABAGE
i already have a 120$ house
i already have purchased mounts
i already have the gear i want.

what are you offering for my money at this point............Nothing, this isn't story content nor is it a exciting new zone to explore with npc's i want to listen to about their story it's just filler content with trash repeatable quests and op mobs.

And to top it of it's full of bugs.

duagloth wrote: »

Night market is not the new VMA. Your reading too far into it,its designed as group content not a challenge for soloists.
Craglorn was an adventure zone,also meant for groups. If you desire to challenge yourself without a group,this isnt the game for it.

i never said it was for solos or groups i just said this will be that true heart check to as if your a solo playing or a real soloist real fast and with 85% of the negative about the NIM being its to hard solo i think my point is showing itself running along side a group solo needing help really doesnt make you a solo player just someone who doesnt want to group but needs help

Hear hear. I am very much looking forward to playing this more once I have the new Diablo content done

magnus01 wrote: »

Word can't explain how disappointed i am with this trash mob filled event.
walk through the first event door to be smashed buy 15 mobs at once WHO thinks this is enjoyable.

i have never been so disappointed in ESO and i was a beta backer.

you're player base is almost entirely made up of solo players and then you dump this hot mess on us.

The fact they made content that isn't designed around solo players is okay.

SilverBride wrote: »

They sure didn't make it for me. I only went in to get the house and I won't step foot in there again. What gets me is they did this exact same thing with Craglorn when it was introduced as an "Adventure Zone" and it failed miserably. And the Night Market sounds like that version of Craglorn on steroids.

What I want to know is what made anyone think this would have even a remote chance of being successful now?

I will be very curious what all the players that are loving it now will think when the new has worn off and there are a lot less players for them to group with.

All the complaints about increasing the overland difficulty is (in my opinion) why they thought it might succeed now.

I was surprised that my IA build was taking as much rapid damage as it was, and that my Zerith tank, whl can handle just about any world boss, was dying in just a few seconds to trash mobs.

The difficulty is definitely higher on this content than I was expecting. While it was a little overwhelming at first just because I didn't have time today to actually sit down and truly interact with all of the nightmarket, I will say it's nice to actually feel a sense of danger without artificially nerfing my character. This feels like something I can work towards for the next couple of weeks to further develop myself, my character, plus my roleplaying and lore exposure.

I thoroughly enjoyed the mild challenge and complete chaos.

LukosCreyden wrote: »

I think the team needs to accept that, over the years, ESO has cultivated a playerbase that is mostly solo-orientated. As such, new releases should probably keep this in mind. Most players are either going to wanr to be able to solo stuff, or clear it with other randoms in-zone.
There of course must always be a place for organized group enjoyers, but I do not think this is it. Not entirely, anyway.

So much this. It's baffling they decided to bring back Craglorn again when obviously didn't worked before and some of us are so accustomed to play solo. Maybe they should take some notes of how World of Warcraft has embraced solo play lately while still offering challenging content for organized groups. I mean, why not? They are owned by the same company now.