stevesherpa wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »stevesherpa wrote: »OrphanHelgen wrote: »Funny you mention, because the way you write your own post, are actually abit negative
How so?
It's short and you use agressive ironic sentence. No emotes, no real arguments other then "I want". I don't know, I'm not a word expert here, but it's not a positive post, I can say.
You're right. You are not a word expert. You did over analyze it though. It was a pretty straight forward and honest post. Take it at face value.
Forums are for debate. There are going to be numerous viewpoints, and they're not always going to agree.
Silencing viewpoints you don't agree with, regardless of tone or message, does not accomplish anything except artificially convincing those who remain that their viewpoints are more correct than others.
That said, if you want to say that something was a pleasant surprise or awesome, there's a /feedback option for that.

stevesherpa wrote: »Forums are for debate. There are going to be numerous viewpoints, and they're not always going to agree.
Silencing viewpoints you don't agree with, regardless of tone or message, does not accomplish anything except artificially convincing those who remain that their viewpoints are more correct than others.
That said, if you want to say that something was a pleasant surprise or awesome, there's a /feedback option for that.
Again, where did I ask to silence viewpoints? I simply asked for a forum where there is more positivity.
stevesherpa wrote: »Forums are for debate. There are going to be numerous viewpoints, and they're not always going to agree.
Silencing viewpoints you don't agree with, regardless of tone or message, does not accomplish anything except artificially convincing those who remain that their viewpoints are more correct than others.
That said, if you want to say that something was a pleasant surprise or awesome, there's a /feedback option for that.
Again, where did I ask to silence viewpoints? I simply asked for a forum where there is more positivity.
Followed by the extremely positive outlook of: let the flames of roasting commence
In other words you are pouring fuel on the fire instead of being part of the solution.
There is no need for a separate forum, just be more positive yourself.
stevesherpa wrote: »stevesherpa wrote: »Forums are for debate. There are going to be numerous viewpoints, and they're not always going to agree.
Silencing viewpoints you don't agree with, regardless of tone or message, does not accomplish anything except artificially convincing those who remain that their viewpoints are more correct than others.
That said, if you want to say that something was a pleasant surprise or awesome, there's a /feedback option for that.
Again, where did I ask to silence viewpoints? I simply asked for a forum where there is more positivity.
Followed by the extremely positive outlook of: let the flames of roasting commence
In other words you are pouring fuel on the fire instead of being part of the solution.
There is no need for a separate forum, just be more positive yourself.
Not really. I just knew what to expect,.

stevesherpa wrote: »Let me turn it around for you all - lets say you are working at a job, and all you ever hear about is the things you do WRONG, even though there are many things you do right?
stevesherpa wrote: »What you all aren't understanding is the fact that positive feedback helps ZOS too. It lets them know what IS working and to keep doing. Let me turn it around for you all - lets say you are working at a job, and all you ever hear about is the things you do WRONG, even though there are many things you do right? It is helpful to outline the things one does right before you make a point of showing them what is wrong. That is all I am saying, nothing sinister, not trolling, just trying to keep it balanced.
it is honestly a drag to come in and have to really search hard for a fun/positive/benign post in the GENERAL area, among all of the whining. That is really the simple gist of it. If that offends people in here or sets them off, my apologies.
stevesherpa wrote: »Let me turn it around for you all - lets say you are working at a job, and all you ever hear about is the things you do WRONG, even though there are many things you do right?
That's a good workplace. I don't need to hear about what I'm doing right. I already know that stuff. I need to hear about what I need to improve. I can't always see that myself. I don't need a workplace with ice cream stations, support animals, and daily awesome awards. I need one with results.
Because results stay in business.
Jemcrystal wrote: »
I like that Cyrodiil is so large. I hated pvp zones in other games because they were always small and cramped. Or required jumping puzzles to get around. Cyrodiil is a big open world that is very pretty. You can easily travel into enemy territory without ever seeing the opposing teams even at high pop. I like that there are quests and shards and other things to do besides just pvp.
I don't think a separate forum is needed, perhaps we should all try to be a bit more positive instead
stevesherpa wrote: »Hi ZOS,
Can we have a separate general forum for positive postings? Some of us actually like the game.
(let the flames of roasting commence).
Jemcrystal wrote: »I can get into positive thinking.
I think zos putting vampirism in an mmo was ingenious! Now have an endless supply of virgins I can take my kinky suck fetishes out on. I rise every evening with a smile.
Vercingetorix wrote: »Speaking only "positive" of the game doesn't allow it to improve. As a developer IRL, I would rather be told what's wrong with my code - not sugar coating its effectiveness. How can problems be fixed if they aren't addressed? My mindset is that if the customer isn't complaining, then the code is effective without flaw. I don't want nor need praise - I need feedback if there's an issue so I can fix it.
Pointing out flaws in a system so they can be focused on is not negative - it's part of the development life-cycle.
ComboBreaker88 wrote: »You're not wrong. The forums seem harsh and negative right now. But they reflect what is going on in the game. The game has so many bugs and lacks basic features (I'm looking at you Guild management tools) with all of the exploits and cheating people are getting fed up. Retreating to a section of the forum that carries a torch for the game for the sake of carrying a torch won't solve anything. People are frustrated it's been YEARS and still things remain broken.
It's actually a good thing people post their problems and concerns in the forum. It shows they genuinely want the game to improve. Yes, many post could be better worded or be Less critical. But at the end of the day they are providing something very valuable. Feedback.
KochDerDamonen wrote: »lele xdd *makes obvious troll posts*
OP makes me puke, really bringing down the quality of the forum and game as a whole here