ImmortalCX wrote: »If you read this forum, you'd come to the conclusion that the game is a broken mess. Reading/posting here gives a very discouraging view of the game.
The ESO reddit is (surprisingly) much more positive and about as busy. Leads me to believe that people post here in an attempt to get the attention of the developers for whatever ails them.
Maybe the forum should be renamed "@GinaLBruno".
ImmortalCX wrote: »If you read this forum, you'd come to the conclusion that the game is a broken mess. Reading/posting here gives a very discouraging view of the game.
The ESO reddit is (surprisingly) much more positive and about as busy. Leads me to believe that people post here in an attempt to get the attention of the developers for whatever ails them.
Maybe the forum should be renamed "@GinaLBruno".
Yeah, because the best way for a game to get better is to pretend everything is peachy-keen. The game has a plethora of problems with it, if we all took the sycophant route for example, this ABSURD glyph/enchantment nonsense would still be going on.
The game, their choices, their in ability to fix lag, plethora of broken things every update and on and ON bring them well deserved ire.
ImmortalCX wrote: »Maybe its platform based ire?
I've been playing on PC for about six months total, and the only bad problem was last winter when I had purchased Gold/Morrowind, during (I believe) a free week, I was unable to log on one evening.
I don't PVP, so maybe that is why I don't feel it''s massively broken.
I also didn't realize there was any glyph or enchantment nonsense that was addressed by moaning on the forums. I guess I'm out of the loop, but for a typical player things are rolling along fine.
Lord_Dexter wrote: »
So ESO forum options should also have dislike option
Haashhtaag wrote: »
How many “I was strolling through Tamriel and saw this so I had to take a screenshot” post do you want?
Donny_Vito wrote: »I dislike Reddit, mainly because of the UI. It looks like a cheaply designed Facebook.
fastolfv_ESO wrote: »you do know eso's reddit is modrated to death to only be positive right? the moderator for the forums is by far the biggest brown noser eso has ever had
fastolfv_ESO wrote: »you do know eso's reddit is modrated to death to only be positive right? the moderator for the forums is by far the biggest brown noser eso has ever had
Reddit has it's good points, but bring up a problem about the game you need to sort of carefully go around the problem or you will be down voted to heck. Which is why I begged to get back on here from my ban. At least you can discuss the problems as long as you follow the forum rules. You also can get more responses to the problem so you can get a fair idea if you, an addon, or the game it self.
ImmortalCX wrote: »
And yet, instead of putting all the problems in the "bug report" section of the forum, the majority of them end up here.
Which leads me to believe that these posts are made as a form of "negative advertizing blackmail". (You better fix this or i'm going to keep whining in general discussion to the point of driving players from the game!)
I look at it like there are hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of people accessing these forums, even if .005% are OCD, on the spectrum (black and white thinking), or forgot to take their meds, that still represents hundreds or even thousands of people with an axe to grind, when all-in-all, things are quite decent.
I also believe that many of the problems are a result of network issues, possibly outside the control of ZOS. If these problem (like endless load times) struck everyone occasionally, then people would be able to empathize. But it seems to be a subset of the player base with a recurring problem.
So basically, the complaining represents players who are A) Ultra-particular, black-or-white thinkers who demand perfection, andA subset of the player base who has recurring technical issues, most likely related to network issues.
This.
One of the Reddit mods tried to downplay the Red Shell mess despite all evidence to the contrary.
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