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Why people are overreacting about the last ESO news?
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Pretty much thisDr_Resilient wrote: »Why people are overreacting about the last ESO news?
Its a fad among millennials to bash big business. They're either people that actually like the game, but feel guilty about it and take an hour or so a day to bash the game to absolve the guilt. Or they're losers hanging around a game forum of a game they haven't played in months. When I was going to college in 2001 I used to see HS kids do something similar after being fired, they hung around trying to get others to quit.
Needless to say, most of the people in game (actual non-trolls in PUG groups, Guilds, and whatnot, not zone chat) are excited about it. My steam messenger blew up last night from friends talking about it. So it is a vocal minority.
ZOS should just lock and squelch those players and let the sales in pre-orders tell them if they've done well or not. Which I'd imagine they are doing quite well on.
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S1ipperyJim✭✭✭✭✭reapthetempestrwb17_ESO wrote: »Let's break this gem of a post down and examine it in all of its idiotic glory:
Angry millennial goes for the only thing they have going for them: The Personal Attack. Keep it up and I'll let the mods handle it.
Lets look at the facts we both have. The expansion is $40. So was Ruins of Kunark and the other 22 expansions of Everquest. Burning Crusade and the other expansions of World of Warcraft were $50. Getting a little savings compared to that.
Everquest 2 is a very similar game in the fact that it too had smaller DLCs. DLCs that were free with an All Access (at the time $29.99/month) or Sub to EQ2. It also, like its predecessor, had $40 expansions.
In my 18 years of playing MMOs (long time considering $40 for Ruins of Kunark was a bit more in 2000, than in 2017) I've never seen people complain about not getting an expansion for free. And then come the outright lies perpetrated by this same group stating DLCs won't be includied in the future for ESO members. That's already been proven false by ZOS.
So yes, they should squelch these people because they are lying, spreading misinformation, and trolling.
Personal attack. SMH. Go re-read your rather nasty post and take a good hard look in the mirror son.1