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Enemy-of-Coldharbour wrote: »What would be the one thing to push you over the edge and leave the game for good?
Shutting off the Servers
AhPook_Is_Here wrote: »Nothing. I ain't never leaving. When the game shuts down in 50 years I will stare at the launcher waiting to say the game is coming back on line till life leaves my body.
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thatlaurachick wrote: »I'm debating quitting right now.
Competitive end game is really toxic.
Grind is endless, and not rewarding.
All the good stuff is incresingly expensve in real $$$.
Trading going down hill due to bots, undercutting, and people who spend all day flipping.
Spending all day farming SOMETHING to try and make enough gold to buy something else. And keep up with repairs.
Literally sitting here wondering why I still play.
If ZOS throw lore to the guar. I play ESO because of TES lore.
If gear is raised to 180 cp, with no way to increase the level of 160 to 180, I will uninstall in a heartbeat.
spikesaurus wrote: »As soon as Elder Scrolls 6 is released I'll be gone.
I honestly really dislike doing group content (I'm a healer), its always just such an ego fest with elitists complaining its all too easy & if you're struggling you ask them for help and the reply is "get gud"...
Then they complain no-one wants to do stuff, well.... maybe try teaching people if you're so good.. Or try helping people in a friendly way & not being a rude condescending butthole.
And not everyone can spend 10hrs a day in-game, many people work & only have an hour or two.
Some of the best things in this game have been my time spent with in-game friends doing fun stuff, like challenging ourselves to taking each of the IC flags with nothing but tabbards on and no weapons to see how long we last before someone with weapons & gear kills us.....or funnier, when we mass punched someone to death..
But also some of the biggest problems the game faces is the attitudes & behaviour of many of its players. That and the constant bugs & problems with basic game functionality.
spikesaurus wrote: »As soon as Elder Scrolls 6 is released I'll be gone.
I honestly really dislike doing group content (I'm a healer), its always just such an ego fest with elitists complaining its all too easy & if you're struggling you ask them for help and the reply is "get gud"...
Then they complain no-one wants to do stuff, well.... maybe try teaching people if you're so good.. Or try helping people in a friendly way & not being a rude condescending butthole.
And not everyone can spend 10hrs a day in-game, many people work & only have an hour or two.
Some of the best things in this game have been my time spent with in-game friends doing fun stuff, like challenging ourselves to taking each of the IC flags with nothing but tabbards on and no weapons to see how long we last before someone with weapons & gear kills us.....or funnier, when we mass punched someone to death..
But also some of the biggest problems the game faces is the attitudes & behaviour of many of its players. That and the constant bugs & problems with basic game functionality.
So basically, your view is the people who are actually good at playing the game are the ones who are the problem? Is this correct?
I'm just trying to understand your viewpoint, not meant to be insulting in any way
generalmyrick wrote: »So basically, your view is the people who are actually good at playing the game are the ones who are the problem? Is this correct?
I'm just trying to understand your viewpoint, not meant to be insulting in any way