As lackadaisical as that response sounds, abandoning a quest and picking it up again has resolved almost every quest issue I have had.
On a side note, do the Differently Geared folks still play the game together?
Elijah_Crow wrote: »As lackadaisical as that response sounds, abandoning a quest and picking it up again has resolved almost every quest issue I have had.
I don't have 11 other people to help me complete that trial quest again in the near future, but I appreciate and agree with that logic most of the time.
this has nothing to do with a lack of customer support. They answered your question and gave you tips/tools to try and fix it. Most of the time and it does happen in all mmo's you get a quest and it goes buggy and have to restart it. It sucks but that is just the facts of life in playing an mmo.
this isn't a subject of poor customer support but you just being frustrated that you were unlucky enough to hit a bug that ruined your time spent completing it and having to redo it.
Elijah_Crow wrote: »this has nothing to do with a lack of customer support. They answered your question and gave you tips/tools to try and fix it. Most of the time and it does happen in all mmo's you get a quest and it goes buggy and have to restart it. It sucks but that is just the facts of life in playing an mmo.
this isn't a subject of poor customer support but you just being frustrated that you were unlucky enough to hit a bug that ruined your time spent completing it and having to redo it.
More frustrated by the four hours of emails back and forth, just to have them say "Create a bug report - issue solved" and closing my ticket, instead of actually granting the reward.
Elijah_Crow wrote: »Wow. I ran into a bug today and had to submit a ticket. After replies where the ticket was clearly not read repeatedly and several hours of back and forth to explain what I clearly explained in the beginning of the process, it was just closed and marked as "Solved".
Their solution - Submit a bug report.
After that I was told to remove my addon's and run a client repair for a broken NPC?!?!? You have to be kidding me.
Elijah_Crow wrote: »I appreciate the encouragement but the final reply was they were unwilling to grant the reward and my only option is to abandon the completed quest and re-do the trial.
The biggest issue throughout this process was that they repeatedly asked for information I already provided, and clearly didn’t read the ticket in full.
Having played MMOs since the launch of Ultima Online, I’ve had to seek assistance from support a handful of times and the quality of the support staff and the way the handle issues has gotten continually worse.
Having maintained a paid subscription to ESO since launch and needing to contact support one time for assistance over the years for a completed quest I can’t turn in... I expected better than a four hour run around ending in a “Submit a bug report, ticket closed.”
I think everyone deserves better than that.
Elijah_Crow wrote: »this has nothing to do with a lack of customer support. They answered your question and gave you tips/tools to try and fix it. Most of the time and it does happen in all mmo's you get a quest and it goes buggy and have to restart it. It sucks but that is just the facts of life in playing an mmo.
this isn't a subject of poor customer support but you just being frustrated that you were unlucky enough to hit a bug that ruined your time spent completing it and having to redo it.
More frustrated by the four hours of emails back and forth, just to have them say "Create a bug report - issue solved" and closing my ticket, instead of actually granting the reward.
that is life of playing online, not their fault you happened to hit a snag/bug. These things happen they be a general quest or trial fact remains these snags come up from time to time. You just have to be unfortunate to happen to you on a trial. But, blaming customer support for them trying to help you out is wrong especially when they tried offer ways to fix it. You can't expect customer support to fix everything or just hand rewards out all of the time (not saying you asked for it all of the time). But, they answered you in a timely fashion and worked with you up to the point they could. Now you have to just chalk it up to the game and either do it again or not.
Elijah_Crow wrote: »
Having played MMOs since the launch of Ultima Online, I’ve had to seek assistance from support a handful of times and the quality of the support staff and the way the handle issues has gotten continually worse.
I would definitely buy ESO+ if this is part of the package, who cares about storage space anyway...Apache_Kid wrote: »I've always felt that ESO plus members should have the option of phone or Live-chat support. It's needed for a game where so many of the issues we need help with are complex and difficult to parse out over an e-mail chain.