Ruze is a veteran of the PC Beta, lived through the year one drought, survived the buy-to-play conversion, and has stepped foot in the hells known as Craglorn. He mained a nightlbade when nightblades weren't good, and has never worn a robe. He converted from PC during the console betas, and hasn't regretted it a moment since.
He'd rank ESO:TU (in it's current state) a 4.8 out of 5, loving the game almost entirely.
infraction2008b16_ESO wrote: »I miss class balance...
Classes shouldn't be balanced... teams should in my opinion. But im alone on this point probably.
I miss having tons of viable specs from all classes suitable for raiding, as well as melee actually viable...
I agree, nobody wants me for trials as NB, medium, dual wield. But i am viable in PvP and PvE even in veteran content pre-patch
I miss the game rewarding you for the effort you put in...
I don't need rewards to be honest and i am probably alone in this also lol. for me the PvP is rewarding enough when we smash the enemy. PvE-wise it should be good to have some reward. however... where does it end. When you have the best of the best weapon.... did you finish the game then?
I miss access to a basic mount not being an insane grind unless you pay extra...
17.500 for the first horse is peanuts. Also with all the shrines i never used a horse in the beginning. And i think it is a good idea horses are a bit expensive because you have something to work to. You want reward.. work for it.
I miss replayability of the content where endgame is just the beginning....
So true. Doing these dungeons one or two times is more then enough. But for me PvP is the endgame. Never liked raiding much as i have little time. But PvP i can jump in and out whenever i want.
I miss bosses that actually require following tight mechanics to beat...
And people cried even during beta when they couldn't figure out how to beat Doshia.. and she got nerfed.
I miss having that one instance where you can chill out socialize with people...
You can in the inn's. But that's up to other players aswell. If nobody comes there... there is no socializing. In SWTOR i went to the fleet... in SWG i went to Theed or Coronet. But in TESO i go to Cyyrodil.
I miss there being tons of things to do outside raiding or dungeon content...
They are working on it (theft/murder/justice system) I look forward to the stuff they showed. And the game is still growing and im sure they will add more stuff.
I miss regular reoccurring events...
I hope this will come in future updates.
I miss I can make my character look how I want...
You can't? What do you mean. TESO has good character customization. Better then most mmo's. Or do you mean after you created a char and re-create ingame?
I miss dungeon queues actually popping...
I miss regular loyalty rewards given to subscribers rather than giving them the shaft...
Loyalty rewards (some mmo's call it veteran system) sometimes come later in the game. SWG, Vanguard introduced them later on. Vanguard later stopped them after 18 months or so. If they find a way to get rewards without loosing to much bag/bank space then yeah (like pets in a pet screen and costumes in a costume collection bag or something. And who gets shafted? Mad about the dog ?
There's probably a lot more I don't have time to add I probably miss too, in fact I'm having a hard time finding something that would keep me gripped to this game.
Unsub, play the mmo you liked and come back later. I am sure after a few updates you think different about this mmo. If not, then this is not the game for you. I stopped playing SWTOR after 3-4 months. I came back much later and the game has improved with lots of more content. As this game is still growing i am pretty sure it will improve. If i am wrong... well, there is always the unsub option.
Ruze is a veteran of the PC Beta, lived through the year one drought, survived the buy-to-play conversion, and has stepped foot in the hells known as Craglorn. He mained a nightlbade when nightblades weren't good, and has never worn a robe. He converted from PC during the console betas, and hasn't regretted it a moment since.
He'd rank ESO:TU (in it's current state) a 4.8 out of 5, loving the game almost entirely.
ruze84b14_ESO wrote: »Many veteran MMO players realize that the games we loved and adored, we wouldn't spend two minutes playing today. On the most basic level, the combat responsiveness in ESO compared to SWG is leagues different. Not to mention the combat mechanics themselves, AI scrips, quest dialogue, graphics, animations, etc, etc.
So not only are our beloved memories relevant only to that era of gaming, they are also 'rose tinted'. They are affected by that great guild we had (which we spent far too much time and energy trying to organize events, stressing ourselves out), or those awesome late night gaming escapades (which our spouse and kids wouldn't allow anymore), or the crazy drunken VOIP sessions (whereas now we've got work in the morning).
I don't really miss the game, per se. But I do cherish the memories.
Not so much the game, but the community. There is so much hate and intolerance among ESO players, its just sad. PVE players hate on PVP, solo gamers on group and everyone hates Roleplayers ...
Sometimes I miss EQ but then I go back to try it and change my mind. Rose colored glasses - nostalgia is a ***.
infraction2008b16_ESO wrote: »I miss class balance...
I miss having tons of viable specs from all classes suitable for raiding, as well as melee actually viable...
I miss the game rewarding you for the effort you put in...
I miss access to a basic mount not being an insane grind unless you pay extra...
I miss replayability of the content where endgame is just the beginning....
I miss bosses that actually require following tight mechanics to beat...
I miss having that one instance where you can chill out socialize with people...
I miss there being tons of things to do outside raiding or dungeon content...
I miss regular reoccurring events...
I miss I can make my character look how I want...
I miss dungeon queues actually popping...
I miss regular loyalty rewards given to subscribers rather than giving them the shaft...
infraction2008b16_ESO wrote: »