Current Eso Approval Rating (after dragonbones! dlc drop)

generalmyrick

vote!

Gprime31

Just stop.

Turelus

Approve of games direction

I approve of the direction overall. I don't agree with every change made, but overall I am happier with each patch about how things work.

Kendaric

Don't currently approve of the game (possibly still playing)

My disapproval is mainly in regard to the crown store, both due to current focus on the store and pricing.

Peekachu99

Other

Outfits are great, new dungeons are buggy as Hell, but fun. The weapon swapping bugs, insane Cyro lag and now Steam issues are clearly not so great.

DieAlteHexe

Approve of games direction

As always, it comes down to one, simple thing:

Am I having fun?

I am. Ergo, I approve (and can overlook the "warts").

kongkim

Approve of games direction

Yah its not that bad.. im still here.

Taysa

Don't currently approve of the game (possibly still playing)

The amount of game critical bugs that get ignored and pushed live is ridiculous for a company that develops a AAA MMO.

Lord_Eomer

Approve of games direction

generalmyrick wrote: »

vote!

lol

This DLC is pretty cool and dungeons are awesome!

Not sure what the hell are you smoking!

Asardes

Approve of games direction

I'm generally content about where the game is going, but some things could have been done better, for example doing a bit more QC before releasing patches on live, and actually taking into account bug reports and other suggestions from people testing on PTS.

technohic

Approve of games direction

It hasn't really been a shift so; I'm pretty much unmoved.

krachall

Approve of games direction

I love the new stuff. Since I started playing ESO, two of my biggest wants have been addressed: trait changes and outfitting.

I am still amazed that they manage to release new content as often as they do.

That all said, I don't understand how some major bugs make it to release even when they are identified and documented in testing. I'm not (thank God) a computer programmer so I don't the details behind testing, version control, etc. but releasing the home storage containers when there is a known, catastrophic bug in them with no warning to players is simply bad business.

Directionally, ESO is on the right path. Lots of new stuff, player base is strong, gameplay is fun, and I have yet to log in and think "I have nothing to do."

jaye63

Other

I dont need something extra to complain about. The Dungeon- No joke there. I do vets on my tank and that knew dungeon whooped my tank's arse even on normal. Havent tried anything else in that regard. Clothing... AWESOME. Fashion Scrolls has finally arrived and I dont have to look like everyone else giving the enemy in PvP the idea of what gear sets Im running.

Long launcher, login, zoning... bad... very bad. Having to pay to color Imperial and Morag... bad... very bad. Outside of those 2 things... DLC is fine. And Im 100% sure the whole slow down thing will be fixed within a week. Point out that the coloring of the Imperial and Morag skins we paid for should remain free and Im sure that will change as well(altho not 100% sure).

Putting up a pole(yes P O L E meaing stick up your behind) like this when those are the only issues with the DLC... BAD.... VERY VERY BAD. 99% of the complaints about the DLC that I have seen so far is panic over people not finding what they're looking for like hide helmet with a costume on or the imperial and morag skins in the outfit station and the realization that it's free AND a bonus because you get to keep the original weapon/armor as well. So please... quit being so knee jerk and ask questions instead of jumping on the "THIS SUCKS" bandwagon... it's really getting annoying explaining all of the things you didnt take the time to look for or ask for help finding.

brahma1970

krachall wrote: »

I love the new stuff. Since I started playing ESO, two of my biggest wants have been addressed: trait changes and outfitting.

I am still amazed that they manage to release new content as often as they do.

That all said, I don't understand how some major bugs make it to release even when they are identified and documented in testing. I'm not (thank God) a computer programmer so I don't the details behind testing, version control, etc. but releasing the home storage containers when there is a known, catastrophic bug in them with no warning to players is simply bad business.

Directionally, ESO is on the right path. Lots of new stuff, player base is strong, gameplay is fun, and I have yet to log in and think "I have nothing to do."

I really like the game as well. There QA needs some serious work though. If ZOS doesn't fix some serious issues like login, loading screens, Cyrodil lag, storage, etc then I can see their player numbers start to shrink in a big way.

technohic

Approve of games direction

krachall wrote: »

I am still amazed that they manage to release new content as often as they do.

That all said, I don't understand how some major bugs make it to release even when they are identified and documented in testing. ."

Pretty sure those 2 things are related.

Eirella

Don't currently approve of the game (possibly still playing)

Nothing to do with the content, but performance seems absolutely awful after the patch

newtinmpls

Other

I like the idea of costumes, but too expensive. Too much focus on learning every motif; crafters are now screwed over.

I don't really group much, since ... oh Clockwork city I get bumped every 2-30 min, minimum. I'm not reliable any more enough to play in a long/dungeon/group.

Too much focus on money/crown store, and too many things released with poor quality. I'm still calling the wolf atronach "Bessie the Hell Cow"

monktoasty

Should have waited until console gets update for a more accurate poll

Ch4mpTW

Don't currently approve of the game (possibly still playing)

Kendaric wrote: »

My disapproval is mainly in regard to the crown store, both due to current focus on the store and pricing.

Bingo.

FakeFox

Don't currently approve of the game (possibly still playing)

To me the direction since Morrowind is best described as: Decreasing quality and dumbing down the game to advertise do a broader audience and push more sales.

As a Endgame PvE player I basically can't play. There is no point in raiding right now, as the game is so buged that you won't be able to get good runs, testing or even just fun out of it. At the moment I'm only playing, or at least being online, due to responsibilities in my guild and to talk to my friends.

jaye63

Other

Kendaric wrote: »

My disapproval is mainly in regard to the crown store, both due to current focus on the store and pricing.

Then dont buy anything. There isnt anything you're talking about that is game critical. It's all optional. This is Fashion Scrolls and Fashion is expensive. Even if the fashion is ridiculous.

Sevalaricgirl

Gprime31 wrote: »

Just stop.

Approve of all the nonsense posts stopping. If you have this much free time, either play the game or move on, OP.

Tasear

Other

get back to me monday when this all "should" be patched.

JJBoomer

Approve of games direction

The bugs, while annoying, are inevitable when you're working with coding and/or software development. So I'm not holding that against them at all. It happens. Will always happen. Roll with the punches.

But, I still enjoy the game vastly overall.

coop500

Approve of games direction

Generally I'm happy, just griping about returning bugs making my favorite playstyle that was already hard now impossible to play around anyone.

ZOS_MattL

Hey there,
We had to remove several posts for political discussion. We do not allow discussion of this kind on our forums as stated in our Community Rules. In the future make sure all posts are made relevant to our game and does not include anything political.
Regards,
Matt

Lysette

Approve of games direction

Well, the direction of development is overall ok, even the change of their business model is not after my liking. I expected to get more region DLCs with my ESO+ membership, instead those are now chapters to be paid extra. I would as well have preferred to not have to pay gold for using the outfit system as a subscriber. Otherwise, even I still love the game itself, I don't approve the increasing amount of blatant cash grab attempts with certain features - like the outfit system.

Doctordarkspawn

Don't currently approve of the game (possibly still playing)

Gprime31 wrote: »

Just stop.

Dont want to take part in the discussion?

Dont. stop trying to crush dissent. The conversation is going to go, without your approval.

Doctordarkspawn

Don't currently approve of the game (possibly still playing)

I've been sullen since Morrowind and that isn't likely to change. I want my sustain back so I can safely have some build options. I want my major mending back so I can actually healtank most of the content. I want difference in playstyle that is more than 'what ability's to spam' and minor differences.

I would like for tanks to be more than block machines. I would like for healers to be more than heal machines. I would like for DPS to be more than damage machines. I would like mechanics or combo's based on class and roll, something, anything to add flavor to a otherwise paint by the numbers build system where if tank, you build block and get into a ryth. If healer, you build like everyone else. If DPS, you build like everyone else, and practice maximizing dot uptime.

Lotka

Other

Wish they'd spend more time on PvP patches and base bug fixes, tbh. Glad we finally got a couple bugs fixed in PvP but there are SOOOO many more. I mean the aiming (or lack of) at Tri-keeps! I'll see a shift when base game PvP bugs start being fixed.

Uriel_Nocturne

I refused to vote, because the sheer amount of bias/loading of the poll is ridiculous...