Demycilian wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »Zagnut123Zagnut123 wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »Zagnut123Zagnut123 wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »I would say that noone outside the toxic elements of the playerbase can possibly have an interest in these "leaderboards". Leaves me with the question of why ZOS are maintaining them. Sadly, this company has a knack to go for the wrong choice at every possible opportunity.
Because competition is fun for alot of people. The kind of people that make raiding toxic will make anything they touch toxic eather pvp or pve. How does it affect you if ppl compete leaderboard scores.
Are you now asking me how toxic behaviour does affect other players in an mmo?
I'm asking how does competitive leaderboards existance affect you. As many have stated toxic ppl will just find something else to be toxic at lime PvP. Do you want to be apart of end game pve but can't or something
Nothing wrong with them finding some other theater for toxic drama tho? Another game would do entirely, imo. In that regard i see no point in ZOS providing them with means or incentives.
I couldn’t think of something more toxic than telling others to leave the game though. The hypocrisy is strong.
Merely a question of who leaves and whose interest might get caught by the changes of the community, in my most humble opinion. The state of end game participation does merit some re-thinking.
Yes, end game participation needs more incentives if anything. In the end it’s really easy. If you’re a good enough player (meaning you don’t need to be carried because you manage 15 to 20k DPS, or as a tank can hold Aggro and debuff the NPCs, or as a healer can keep everyone alive and buff your group accordingly), you’ll not encounter any problems. If you’re not you‘re going to be told, leaderboards or no.
I‘m impressed that anyone can honestly believe bad players will be treated better if you remove leaderboards.
Im equally impressed by the fact that there are people being quite pedantic about leaderboards in ESO when there are more prestigious raid environments in other mmo. Talking of bad players and how not everyone has what it takes, would be my thinking.
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If you don’t „have“ it - which is totally fine by the way - why do leaderboards bother you? If someone is a jerk about your performance he is either right or just that - a jerk. Leaderboards don’t change that.
The convenient thing about these debates is that the right sort of people rarely fail to make your point for you. Merci bien.
Demycilian wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »Zagnut123Zagnut123 wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »Zagnut123Zagnut123 wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »I would say that noone outside the toxic elements of the playerbase can possibly have an interest in these "leaderboards". Leaves me with the question of why ZOS are maintaining them. Sadly, this company has a knack to go for the wrong choice at every possible opportunity.
Because competition is fun for alot of people. The kind of people that make raiding toxic will make anything they touch toxic eather pvp or pve. How does it affect you if ppl compete leaderboard scores.
Are you now asking me how toxic behaviour does affect other players in an mmo?
I'm asking how does competitive leaderboards existance affect you. As many have stated toxic ppl will just find something else to be toxic at lime PvP. Do you want to be apart of end game pve but can't or something
Nothing wrong with them finding some other theater for toxic drama tho? Another game would do entirely, imo. In that regard i see no point in ZOS providing them with means or incentives.
I couldn’t think of something more toxic than telling others to leave the game though. The hypocrisy is strong.
Merely a question of who leaves and whose interest might get caught by the changes of the community, in my most humble opinion. The state of end game participation does merit some re-thinking.
Yes, end game participation needs more incentives if anything. In the end it’s really easy. If you’re a good enough player (meaning you don’t need to be carried because you manage 15 to 20k DPS, or as a tank can hold Aggro and debuff the NPCs, or as a healer can keep everyone alive and buff your group accordingly), you’ll not encounter any problems. If you’re not you‘re going to be told, leaderboards or no.
I‘m impressed that anyone can honestly believe bad players will be treated better if you remove leaderboards.
Im equally impressed by the fact that there are people being quite pedantic about leaderboards in ESO when there are more prestigious raid environments in other mmo. Talking of bad players and how not everyone has what it takes, would be my thinking.
Love
If you don’t „have“ it - which is totally fine by the way - why do leaderboards bother you? If someone is a jerk about your performance he is either right or just that - a jerk. Leaderboards don’t change that.
The convenient thing about these debates is that the right sort of people rarely fail to make your point for you. Merci bien.
No, the convenient thing in those debates is that people who don’t have any arguments are trying to obscure that with empty phrases. Merci bien indeed.
JackWest92 wrote: »Thats how I can sum up most people chanting "stop complaining, you entitled kids, and play the game as it is" in the thread about vampirism. Nobody provided any arguments other than "lore" and there are multiple ways to fit it in the lore. And now, one of those guys comes here and makes this pointless thread...
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »JackWest92 wrote: »Thats how I can sum up most people chanting "stop complaining, you entitled kids, and play the game as it is" in the thread about vampirism. Nobody provided any arguments other than "lore" and there are multiple ways to fit it in the lore. And now, one of those guys comes here and makes this pointless thread...
And we countered said lore adjustments.
JackWest92 wrote: »No you didn't. You just kept repeating the said "argument". The last "argument counter" you did, was to say there is only one person that can accomplish my suggestion and he wouldnt, lorewise. Multiple people actually said that is not true, and there are several characters. So, what exactly did you "counter"?
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »JackWest92 wrote: »No you didn't. You just kept repeating the said "argument". The last "argument counter" you did, was to say there is only one person that can accomplish my suggestion and he wouldnt, lorewise. Multiple people actually said that is not true, and there are several characters. So, what exactly did you "counter"?
Which quests are said twins in? Might need to visit them in person.
JackWest92 wrote: »Scroll the topic and find. It was mentioned twice I believe. I dont care for the lore enough to read all the details. Was enough that people confirmed its more than "one guy". And it's never too late to introduce a new character that can do such thing. You know, the thing about the lore in MMO is that it is not finished book
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »JackWest92 wrote: »Scroll the topic and find. It was mentioned twice I believe. I dont care for the lore enough to read all the details. Was enough that people confirmed its more than "one guy". And it's never too late to introduce a new character that can do such thing. You know, the thing about the lore in MMO is that it is not finished book
No, but it is also running on already pre-set lore (Elder Scrolls) that it has to respect.
JackWest92 wrote: »"Respect" why? It is a separate game. And as an MMO it can extend and grow
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »JackWest92 wrote: »"Respect" why? It is a separate game. And as an MMO it can extend and grow
Because it's not one game. It's a franchise. Same as World of Warcraft is respecting Warcraft lore and FFXIV has to respect general final fantasy lore. Otherwise it does not belong in the franchise and would need to name itself something else. Not to mention the fact that the game is actually placed in the official elder scrolls timeline.
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »It's very apparent from the vampirism thread that players feel forced into specific races, or conditions just to be at max possible optimization to get on that leaderboard. Without a leaderboard worlds first races would still happen, however I believe that it would help to alleviate the toxicity between anyone below that level. FFXIV and GW2 avoided putting in leaderboards for PVE environment for this very reason. Everyone should get the same rewards, regardless how fast they finished the content as long as they finished it.
PvP is the competitive part of an MMO. There's no need for players to be experiencing toxicity when they're playing the PVE part of the game.
EDIT: a lot of answers in this thread very well prove the level of toxicity that this community has sunk to.
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »JackWest92 wrote: »Scroll the topic and find. It was mentioned twice I believe. I dont care for the lore enough to read all the details. Was enough that people confirmed its more than "one guy". And it's never too late to introduce a new character that can do such thing. You know, the thing about the lore in MMO is that it is not finished book
No, but it is also running on already pre-set lore (Elder Scrolls) that it has to respect.
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JackWest92 wrote: »World of Warcraft has been "writing" its own continuation of the "warcraft lore" in the last 3 expansions. I dont know what are you on about
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »JackWest92 wrote: »World of Warcraft has been "writing" its own continuation of the "warcraft lore" in the last 3 expansions. I dont know what are you on about
Because it's set in the future. Nonetheless it still respects racial boundaries and what should and should not have been possible. We're set approximately 800 years in the past.
JackWest92 wrote: »As I edited my previous comment. What about the next Elder Scrolls game? What about its "lore". You think it will never be part of ESO?
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »JackWest92 wrote: »As I edited my previous comment. What about the next Elder Scrolls game? What about its "lore". You think it will never be part of ESO?
Depends when they set it. That is, if we will get another elder scrolls game while an MMO is actively running. Which is unlikely.
This is clearly a thread made with the intentions of bashing the competitive PvE community, so who's the toxic one now? I know I'm not the one judging a group of people based off the actions of a small fraction of said group.
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »This is clearly a thread made with the intentions of bashing the competitive PvE community, so who's the toxic one now? I know I'm not the one judging a group of people based off the actions of a small fraction of said group.
However it would bleed-down to midcore less, making the casual pug life more tolerable.
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »This is clearly a thread made with the intentions of bashing the competitive PvE community, so who's the toxic one now? I know I'm not the one judging a group of people based off the actions of a small fraction of said group.
I don't see how am I attacking you? If you removed the leaderboards the hardcore would still compete like they've always done. However it would bleed-down to midcore less, making the casual pug life more tolerable.
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »It's very apparent from the vampirism thread that players feel forced into specific races, or conditions just to be at max possible optimization to get on that leaderboard. Without a leaderboard worlds first races would still happen, however I believe that it would help to alleviate the toxicity between anyone below that level. FFXIV and GW2 avoided putting in leaderboards for PVE environment for this very reason. Everyone should get the same rewards, regardless how fast they finished the content as long as they finished it.
PvP is the competitive part of an MMO. There's no need for players to be experiencing toxicity when they're playing the PVE part of the game.
EDIT: a lot of answers in this thread very well prove the level of toxicity that this community has sunk to.
mirta000b16_ESO wrote: »It's very apparent from the vampirism thread that players feel forced into specific races, or conditions just to be at max possible optimization to get on that leaderboard. Without a leaderboard worlds first races would still happen, however I believe that it would help to alleviate the toxicity between anyone below that level. FFXIV and GW2 avoided putting in leaderboards for PVE environment for this very reason. Everyone should get the same rewards, regardless how fast they finished the content as long as they finished it.
PvP is the competitive part of an MMO. There's no need for players to be experiencing toxicity when they're playing the PVE part of the game.
EDIT: a lot of answers in this thread very well prove the level of toxicity that this community has sunk to.
Yeah, remove the little remaining part of content for competitive PvE players so not just half of them quit the game, but all of them