bi·ased
unfairly prejudiced for or against someone or something
This poll, dear sir, by definition is not biased. It is not misleading, it does not guide you. It is not telling in one way or the other what the OP stands for. Simple, direct.
Having a different opinion doesn't come under pithy statements. If you're asking people to look at results, then you want a scientific poll, which this is not (and indeed none of them are). Sample set, questions, and the ability to represent all views are the bare minimum for a poll. And this has... none of those characteristics.
I am not sure how you read this poll to be forceful, brief, yes... but not forceful so I am not sure where you are getting pithy statements from the poll itself.
You say you don't care, that isn't really having a different opinion. Its not having one. Again, if you don't care, then why would you wish to vote anyhow?
Pithy statements from your quote. Forceful? I never used that word, unless we're getting into a language situation. Not caring or does not matter is a stance. Just not one represented. Note that all of the ZOS polls that we received during beta had them. Because choosing not to care is a choice, and is included in a count of the respondents. If you don't include it, then those aren't included in your totals, and skew the results.
Not caring gives ZOS license to do what they wish and extrapolate feedback to fit whatever their business needs or management directives command them. It therefore has no bearing in this poll. It's as useless as adding "I like pie." to the poll. It doesn't factor. You could morph this poll to be some Likert scale, but in the end you're either for this or not. If it doesn't matter to you either way, then that opinion is useless to illustrating discontent or complacent approval.
Valen_Byte wrote: »NewBlacksmurf wrote: »I think we all agreed to it when we updated to TU in the updated Eula
Feel free to show some proof that I agreed to see adds pop up on my screen. Very well could be that is is hidden in the fine print somewhere. Either way, you cant convince me that I like it.
Advertisements inside a game can be violently distracting, even turn people away from it. If you think a game like this doesn't exist I suggest any Uplay title game, or one of the more infamous games out there. APB:R, All Points Bulletin: Reloaded. The game is just being wringed out for every dollar they can get. Advertisement isn't stoppable unless you pay their premium subscription, even then it's not. There's many other games out there just like this, but no one as bad as APB:R.
NewBlacksmurf wrote: »I think we all agreed to it when we updated to TU in the updated Eula
Do you guys complain about commercials when you are watching TV too? Chill the hell out. I bet you are all completely offended by such vulgarities as advertising something in the crown store? Sometimes I think you guys just need something to complain about. It reminds me when I was a teenager working picnic events for elderly communities.....
The chickens too hot
Ketchup bottle is too hard to open
The suns too hot
The tree leaves are too green
Mr carter broke wind
the napkins wont stay on the tables
Do you guys complain about commercials when you are watching TV too? Chill the hell out. I bet you are all completely offended by such vulgarities as advertising something in the crown store? Sometimes I think you guys just need something to complain about. It reminds me when I was a teenager working picnic events for elderly communities.....
The chickens too hot
Ketchup bottle is too hard to open
The suns too hot
The tree leaves are too green
Mr carter broke wind
the napkins wont stay on the tables
timidobserver wrote: »I imagine that ZOS is going to have the same reaction that a cable company would have to you telling them to stop showing you so many commercials.
timidobserver wrote: »I imagine that ZOS is going to have the same reaction that a cable company would have to you telling them to stop showing you so many commercials.
Do you guys complain about commercials when you are watching TV too?
Rather than onscreen ads, why not work it into game immersion? Create a Crown Store in each major, city close to the banks. There could also be a ~very~ small chance an NPC will approach players with a short sales pitch (like a town crier) about checking out the items in the store.
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.
Do you guys complain about commercials when you are watching TV too?