Ace_of_Destiny wrote: »There is talk of NeverWinter coming to PS4, so I would try it out...only because I played in the Forgotten Realms in p-n-p since about 1983, I think. (Too old to remeber back that far.)
Until then...
11-10-15...the bombs fall.
Callous2208 wrote: »Funkopotamus wrote: »
I will add that MMO players are in a great time right now. I look for more MMOs; to port to console within a year or so. Rumor was out last spring that GW was already throwing around a XBOX release in the near future.
Eh, GW2 left a bad taste in my mouth. I was pretty hyped for it since I was in love with GW1, and I was thoroughly disappointed all around. 1/I felt like the lack of a trinity just killed it. Everyone used the same build and we all just dps'd and dodged in every dungeon and then did a corpse run before our team died when we fell. 2/Plus every world boss or event I could just tap the enemy once and /dance the rest of the fight and get the same mediocre rewards. I also wasn't a fan of their battle leveling. Never felt powerful or epic the entire game. 3/To me it was a super casual mmo that revolved around weapon and armor skins, a lot of which came from the shop and rng boxes. Not sure what changes came with the new expansion though.
Funkopotamus wrote: »Callous2208 wrote: »Funkopotamus wrote: »
I will add that MMO players are in a great time right now. I look for more MMOs; to port to console within a year or so. Rumor was out last spring that GW was already throwing around a XBOX release in the near future.
Eh, GW2 left a bad taste in my mouth. I was pretty hyped for it since I was in love with GW1, and I was thoroughly disappointed all around. 1/I felt like the lack of a trinity just killed it. Everyone used the same build and we all just dps'd and dodged in every dungeon and then did a corpse run before our team died when we fell. 2/Plus every world boss or event I could just tap the enemy once and /dance the rest of the fight and get the same mediocre rewards. I also wasn't a fan of their battle leveling. Never felt powerful or epic the entire game. 3/To me it was a super casual mmo that revolved around weapon and armor skins, a lot of which came from the shop and rng boxes. Not sure what changes came with the new expansion though.
1/ ESO lacks "Trinity" as every class can do every role..
2/ Most of ESO content even at end game is just a ZURG DPS race with very little mechanics/challenge.
3/ ESO is casual as MMO's can get without going full on single player RPG..
Those were not very good examples of what makes ESO better than GW..
I like ESO, but it is not yet the MMO that most of us were planning on seeing. At least not yet it isn't. Maybe after they remove the VR's and back peddle out of the broken CP system it will be, but right now it is single player RPG with grouping optional. I do hold out hope things will get better though.
I've played enough MMOs to last several lifetimes. If it wasn't for ESO, I wouldn't play one anymore. Love the combat, love the skill system, love the lore and I kinda dig the graphics. Now, if we can just get the features we've been asking / promised since forever, like Housing, Spellcrafting, Thieves Guild, Dark Brotherhood, more in-depth vampire and werewolf quest lines, small scale structured PvP (Arenas and Battlegrounds), the upcoming "barber shop", removal of VR and so forth, I'll be happy.
CapnPhoton wrote: »Its a cartoony kids game with a middle school community...no.
Lol streets ahead they are in scamming money off idiot players yes!Most other MMO's have awful console ports. They don't rethink the UI elements for a TV screen and controller, and don't even include built-in voice chat (in FFXIV, players in groups have resorted to using Skype on their cellphones to communicate). In that respect, ESO stands heads above most other console MMO's.
So the answer is maybe, but only if they did a PROPER console port. And by "proper," I mean if they put more thought into it than just lazily slapping the old PC game over onto a console with barely a change.
Prof_Bawbag wrote: »What's wrong with the use of "Dedicated"? Addiction and dedication are two completely different things, which in the context both the OP and you used them, they're both viable. You see it with those people who are loyal to a brand and the TES name is a brand name of sorts.
Molag_Crow wrote: »Hell no. I've already spent over 8 years on WoW and it's terrible.
It's a huge Pay 2 Win game now, and I don't care what anyone says, because it is.
You can
- Pay for a boost and all the loot you want
- BUY gold with IRL money from the in-game store micro-transaction and not to mention the services are overpriced.
- It's catered to casuals more than ever, which is why it's already a fact that many WoW players prefer Vanilla/TBC/Wotlk private servers, and there's a booming population on them.
- They make you grind your life away to keep up with everybody and then everything basically gets replaced by quest/normal content gear in the new expansion.
- Repetitive.
- Looking For Raid killed the thrill of real raiding.
- etc etc etc
I can go on and on, but in other words, WoW sucks. The only reason I come back to it every now and then is to talk to friends.