Thinking of returning

UltimaJoe777

LordSemaj wrote: »

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

LordSemaj wrote: »

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

LordSemaj wrote: »

DigitalShibby wrote: »

It's funny to read people saying " don't come back yet!" when you know they themselves still play daily haha

Haven't logged in since September 8th.

Then why are you still here?

Lacking the psychic powers that you seem to expect in all manner of humans, I am forced to return regularly to the boards to learn of the latest information and to pass time with the expanded community for which MMOs are known. Who knows, perhaps there may even be a use for this sense of agency we as sentient beings can relate to, such that our words and actions can stir the pot and inspire change.

Or the 'For Dummies' version: To discuss concerns and opinions related to the patch.

For 15+ days?

Congress does it for six months and still fails to arrive at any meaningful answer.

Congress, like any governmental branch though, has obligations lol

LordSemaj

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

If I lacked the motivation to login for that length of time I'd be spending my time on another game and discussing it with others that enjoy it myself.

What a horrible and hectic life you must endure if a few minutes per day are beyond your capabilities. Presently finding the Pillars of Eternity expansion a sanctuary while following up on the alpha tests of Crowfall. Multitasking. It's a thing.

GrimMauKin

I left not long after free-to-play (after being in from the start) due to the massive amounts of bugs, particularly those affecting my stealth based Nightblade.

I'd regularly check back to read the patch notes to see if anything had changed. The patch that delivered the IC seems to have addressed a lot of the bug that was ruining the game for me (although Dark Cloak is still pretty bugged).

The game is still hugely bugged but I'm really enjoying myself again at the moment and I feel more confident about ZOS's commitment to fixing bugs rather than just adding content.

Sausage

PVPVE and risk and rewards makes this game so fresh. Im actually slightly worried if Orsinium is some bore solo zone, how can I keep up with it. Hopefully Orsinium isnt so boring as it sounds, they better put some twist on Orsinium.

iTzStevey

Don't bother,spend your money on a game that's actually fun to play.

Elsonso

iTzStevey wrote: »

Don't bother,spend your money on a game that's actually fun to play.

ESO is fun to play. I've been playing it almost daily for over a year. I can't say that it is going to stay that way, and that is a concern, but I am very happy with the way that I play.

It helps that I do not have to contend with these things:

1. Cyrodiil lag, or bad combat lag in general.
2. Long loading screens.
3. Falling through the world.
4. Frequent random disconnects.

This frees me up to be concerned about more important things, like complaining about the nonsense they hinted at for Halloween, the long grind for Glass motifs and the Ambrosia recipe, what is going to be in Orsinium, and whether or not they are going to get any cool costumes in the game that actually fit into the game.

Jitterbug

Sometimes I don't know whether to laugh or cry over these forums :P

jelliedsoup

Leeric wrote: »

jelliedsoup wrote: »

Mag Sorcs or templar =win unless you're fighting a mag Sorcs or templar.

Lol and thats a bunch of BS definitely not in PVP

My entire pvp experience consists of Sorcs streaking and doing 2 to 3 times the damage of anyone else, and Templars healing at the rate 2~3 attackers can dps.

Sure you wrecking blow and sniped too but these can be countered quite easily.