Quitting

ladyonthemoon

I eventually uninstalled the game. I thought I would find a way but, after several trials, it appears that I cannot play this game the way I want. What I want is to explore, to be able to go everywhere, talk to people about their traditions, observe them living and performing their rituals, without having to take quests: not possible.

Plus:
- bosses are unkillable; I'm not talking about the bosses in public dungeons but the ones the player must kill by itself. I had a level 8 character once; the boss in front of him was level 4 but there was still no way to kill it. And they are all like that. I'm pretty sure that even if we had a difficulty level system, these bosses still would be unkillable,
- ESO is all about killing; I'm fed up with killing,
- after playing Skyrim during hours on end, I'm afraid the look of the races, places, countries, are not to the par. The only credit I'll give the devs is about the Dwemer ruins: they are gorgeous. My congratulations to the people who made them.

To finish with, I'll never be able to get accustomed to multiple players running everywhere and acting stupidly.

Farewell.

Ruben

bosses are unkillable; I'm not talking about the bosses in public dungeons but the ones the player must kill by itself. I had a level 8 character once; the boss in front of him was level 4 but there was still no way to kill it.

Was that a Group Boss?

ladyonthemoon

Ruben wrote: »

bosses are unkillable; I'm not talking about the bosses in public dungeons but the ones the player must kill by itself. I had a level 8 character once; the boss in front of him was level 4 but there was still no way to kill it.

Was that a Group Boss?

No, and "end quest" boss.

Gidorick

Can't say I disagree with your reasoning. Sorry to see you go, but the most interaction or response you'll get is when they close this thread for being a goodbye thread.

Tyrion87

I cannot agree with anything you've just written. Maybe except for the "stupidly acting" players which are indeed annoying.

ladyonthemoon

Gidorick wrote: »

Can't say I disagree with your reasoning. Sorry to see you go, but the most interaction or response you'll get is when they close this thread for being a goodbye thread.

So be it then.

starkerealm

ladyonthemoon wrote: »

I eventually uninstalled the game. I thought I would find a way but, after several trials, it appears that I cannot play this game the way I want. What I want is to explore, to be able to go everywhere, talk to people about their traditions, observe them living and performing their rituals, without having to take quests: not possible.

Plus:
- bosses are unkillable; I'm not talking about the bosses in public dungeons but the ones the player must kill by itself. I had a level 8 character once; the boss in front of him was level 4 but there was still no way to kill it. And they are all like that. I'm pretty sure that even if we had a difficulty level system, these bosses still would be unkillable,
- ESO is all about killing; I'm fed up with killing,
- after playing Skyrim during hours on end, I'm afraid the look of the races, places, countries, are not to the par. The only credit I'll give the devs is about the Dwemer ruins: they are gorgeous. My congratulations to the people who made them.

To finish with, I'll never be able to get accustomed to multiple players running everywhere and acting stupidly.

Farewell.

I'm honestly not sure what you're talking about with bosses you couldn't kill. I remember at launch there were a couple of harvester bosses that demanded you understood their mechanics before you could clear them. And on a nightblade they were stupidly hard, because of limited AoE options at those levels. But... still.

dday3six

Sounds like you thought this game was going to be Skyrim + online friends. Yeah, you were mistaken, and I frankly think ESO being marketed as an MMO should've been your first clue.

Keep_Door

it sounds as if you didnt want to play an mmo in the first place but im pretty sure eso is very clearly labled an mmo......

this sounds like a personal problem.

Flameheart

The TO needed 3 stars of post chronology to get to the result, that ESO as a MMO is very different to solo RPGs like the Elder Scrolls Games ?

Congratulations, you just won the slowest-gamer-award.

On a side note to Zenimax: Ok, your Wrothgar solo stuff wasn't successfull me seems, how about some more group instances and trials ?

LBC_Demon

Wait, so you wanted to hear the story without making progression through the story line in the form of quests? You also didn't want to kill anything?

It sounds like you didn't want a game at all. Sir, second life is that way. --->

ItsMeToo

Another QQ thread.

starkerealm

LBC_Demon wrote: »

Wait, so you wanted to hear the story without making progression through the story line in the form of quests? You also didn't want to kill anything?

It sounds like you didn't want a game at all. Sir, second life is that way. --->

As much as I hate the tone, I think you're probably right.

Voxicity

Did you even research the game or even the genre before installing? Serious question

Wolfshead

Sorry OP i dont know what MMO you have been playing before ESO but all i have play and are still playing you have kill thing to get exp i have never meet a MMO you dont need kill thing.

Also i have to say all boss fight you need to solo is today 10 time easy to kill then there where back in 2014

Jaeysa

This is an mmo. I'm not entirely sure what you were expecting in regards to people ruining around. Also, what type of boss were you talking about. Because some (harvester) ate hard at low levels, but should be doable unless you don't know the mechanics.

ZOS_MollyH

We understand and respect that sometimes people want to leave The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited community. @ladyonthemoon , we thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us and we wish you the very best. We're closing this thread now via our Code of Conduct policy on quitting / goodbye threads.

*edited to fix URL