diogene1984 wrote: »I am very disappointed by ZoS. It appears that this is not paying attention to the problems listed by its users. How long have complained the Dungeon Finder problem? Also, what is the maintenance on Monday, then if problems and bugs are not resolved? I still find that the group system has numerous bugs, and many times do I have to log out to solve ...
ZoS realize that the essence of an MMORPG are the same dungeon? And above all, she realizes that doing so will discourage their players to the point of forcing them to leave?
I have already written various posts, and, like me, many others have done that. At this point I hope you do as much attention to these things, and that the next maintenance will bring the hoped corrections.
As I love TESO, the efficiency of the support is absolutely necessary. No, it is not worth continuing ...
I suspect you already know that this is something they are acutely aware of and are working to resolve, but if not then keep an eye on Dev Tracker and the official broadcasts. However, it isn't the only issue that needs addressing and you're presumably not suggesting that patch maintenance has no point unless the specific issue that concerns you is addressed. These things can take time but they do get resolved and if in the meantime for you the game isn't worth playing that's fine, take a break and come back when it's fixed.
NewBlacksmurf wrote: »If you don't open tickets it won't get fixed.
Folks...the forums are not driving bug priorities or broken items. It can heighten awareness but everyone needs to continue creating tickets at least once a patch.
diogene1984 wrote: »I suspect you already know that this is something they are acutely aware of and are working to resolve, but if not then keep an eye on Dev Tracker and the official broadcasts. However, it isn't the only issue that needs addressing and you're presumably not suggesting that patch maintenance has no point unless the specific issue that concerns you is addressed. These things can take time but they do get resolved and if in the meantime for you the game isn't worth playing that's fine, take a break and come back when it's fixed.
I can remind you that there are people who pay something called ESO Plus? And you tips to have a break? I personally have not yet purchased any DLC precisely because of this. The fact that ZoS know these problems without finding a solution, does not make me comfortable. I play this game for several months and I know there are other things that do not work; but I am not complaining "only" the aspect of the dungeon, the most important aspect of a mmorpg. I do not ask for perfection. The forum is full of similar post, and it is good that ZoS know what may be the consequences ...
Daemons_Bane wrote: »Yeah lets pester them with tickets.... that's sure to help
Daemons_Bane wrote: »Yeah lets pester them with tickets.... that's sure to help
@Daemons_Bane
It does help. Providing information is helping. Repeatedly making the same threads providing no information and only demands does NOT hasten the process, which they themselves have said numerous times.
diogene1984 wrote: »
I have already written various posts, and, like me, many others have done that.
So are you meaning to say ZOS purposefully is not fixing something in the game? Why would they possibly do that, really? What do they gain from supposedly ignoring that the group finder is broken? Could it be that, maybe, coding and finding problems with code in an already ludicrously complex game, is perhaps more difficult than you think it is?
It's not like they can devote all of their staff to fixing group finder specifically, and absolutely nothing else, there's probably only a small handful of devs that are even qualified to deal with group finder bugs. Fixing a problem in a game this massive is not as simple as changing a few lines of code here or there, and even if they find a fix for one problem there could be other things interfering with the code to cause further problems, or even a supposed fix can break something else.
It's a delicate and time consuming process, they can't just snap their fingers and bam, bug fixed.
diogene1984 wrote: »Daemons_Bane wrote: »Yeah lets pester them with tickets.... that's sure to help
@Daemons_Bane
It does help. Providing information is helping. Repeatedly making the same threads providing no information and only demands does NOT hasten the process, which they themselves have said numerous times.
I repeat for the umpteenth time: ZoS knows what problems you are talking about. It is not the problem of a single or a few players; are many who complain about the same things. Writing a ticket you do not notice them anything new. And then, as I said, the answer will be that I read for weeks: "We are aware, we are trying to solve." But this still does not happen...
If you have ESO plus or bought the recent DLC you are the problem.
I guarantee if all gamers halted ESO plus and Crown Store completely this problem would have been fixed long time ago...enough with the "we're working on it", "these things take time", "you don't understand this", blahblah.
Yes they can fix it, yes it could have been fixed awhile ago. They have chosen to allocate resources and time elsewhere, because it just doesn't matter. What?
If you have ESO plus or bought the recent DLC you are the problem.
Not like we're talking about some mom and pops business startup in their garage.
In regard to consoles*
UltimaJoe777 wrote: »It's the fact that WITHOUT our support they would not have the funds TO fix the game.
vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »Well if it makes you feel any better, last week they said they dont know what is wrong with the dungeon finder. And this weekend they said they are embrassed they havent fixed it yet. Good times.