As others have speculated before, I can't see ZOS turning around and saying "nope you didn't do it, sucks for you!" They could just lie and change it to 100%
Could you imagine the PR nightmare for the game to have headlines on MMORPG etc. saying "community fails to earn house during event!" and they can't openly just give it away at <100% because then it devalues the efforts we made, why would we bother in future events?
Any way I need to go buy more tinfoil now.
As others have speculated before, I can't see ZOS turning around and saying "nope you didn't do it, sucks for you!" They could just lie and change it to 100%
Not for us but for zos^^
Cuz afaik this is the first community event wich is not plattformbased and all ppl helping together like this
I believe that even if we "only" hit like 98% zos would notice our effort and would manipulate the meter to look like 100%
This is has pretty much been my thought process since the beginning. I feel kind of bad that I've become so jaded and cynical towards ESO's marketing that I can't trust an event at face value.Kiralyn2000 wrote: »Yeah, there's a reason that it was a vaguely-defined goal, that's just represented by a "% completion" meter. They can fudge the result (and likely have been) however their marketing people think is best. (I'm sure there's some psych studies on how to motivate people and build enthusiasm for something via success meters and their behavior)
I was betting with friends that today's would be 97% but yeah, will be interesting to see if we slump to <8% increase on the last days. The lowest increase previously was 5% from Friday to Saturday.It's just marketing. Tomorrow it will be 97% and will hit 100% the last day.
The numbers aren’t published and the entire thing will hit 100% at last minute. It’s a fun promotion that brought community together. Whatever ZOS employee/team came up with this deserves big kudos. Also the programmer that coded up the fake percentage progression to keep people interested.
All of what I wrote above is speculation on my part and may not be reality. I’m not spreading disinformation. And if I am correct, I applaud ZOS for this fun event.
I also hope it gets numbers up to make the suits happy or maybe some investors happy. Which I believe was the entire point. Again, just speculation on my part.
Luigi_Vampa wrote: »All that us failing this event would show is that ZOS' doesn't have enough people to play their game. I don't see how that helps them.