Xbox EU Cyrodill is a ghost town

rexagamemnon

As it states in the title, its a ghost town or at least it certainly seems that way. The only way im able to find pvp reguraly is to conduct a random que for battlegrounds. Id like to hear everyone’s thoughts on this

Trancestor

I didn't even think Xbox is a thing in Europe

Lord_Eomer

Trancestor wrote: »

I didn't even think Xbox is a thing in Europe

But the actual reason to understand is:

"What is ZOS doing to bring back folks?"

rexagamemnon

Lord_Dexter wrote: »

Trancestor wrote: »

I didn't even think Xbox is a thing in Europe

But the actual reason to understand is:

"What is ZOS doing to bring back folks?"

3 years ago started playing eso, i live in USA but i chose to play on EU, and the servers were always loaded with people. Now i log in and you never find more than a handful of people in cyrodil. And now im so far ahead in cp and collectables time and money invested in my character on the EU servers to switch to the NA server, and ZOS doesnt offer any kind of server transfer like WOW.

Lord-Otto

Had it coming for a long time. The excessive zerging and nightcapping, coupled with the pure toxicity some players show, sucked the fun out of Cyrodiil. Was only a matter of time until players reached their breaking points.

Camb0Sl1ce

@rexgamemnon i also am from the US and started on the EU server, played since console launch over 4k hours played and I agree EU has become a ghost town. Its painful but I pretty much started over on NA, hated doing it but it beats logging on with maybe 3 or 4 people in my guilds and beating on a dummy for hours until logging off.

pod88kk

I think that down the line a server merge will be inevitable due to a declining game population.

I can leave a character in PVP full time and never have them ported out whereas this time last year you'd log out & hope you didn't have to go through a long queue to get back into cyrodiil.

gp1680

PvP is dying because zos refuses to do anything about the performance. Xbox na has also seen a decline in population. Vivec is really the only campaign with a regular pop.

oxygen_thief

Lord-Otto wrote: »

Had it coming for a long time. The excessive zerging and nightcapping, coupled with the pure toxicity some players show, sucked the fun out of Cyrodiil. Was only a matter of time until players reached their breaking points.

if op lives in the usa and plays on eu server then he is an excessive nightcapper.

rexagamemnon

gp1680 wrote: »

PvP is dying because zos refuses to do anything about the performance. Xbox na has also seen a decline in population. Vivec is really the only campaign with a regular pop.

xbox EU vivec campaign (30day champion point enabled) is down to, i used to be able to log into the 30 day standard campaign two years ago and the servers were slammed full, now you might find a group or two of maybe a dozen and thats about it

FlyingSwan

pod88kk wrote: »

I think that down the line a server merge will be inevitable due to a declining game population.

I can't even begin to imagine the complete disaster the ZOS development gibbons will make of that.

Lord-Otto

oxygen_thief wrote: »

Lord-Otto wrote: »

Had it coming for a long time. The excessive zerging and nightcapping, coupled with the pure toxicity some players show, sucked the fun out of Cyrodiil. Was only a matter of time until players reached their breaking points.

if op lives in the usa and plays on eu server then he is an excessive nightcapper.

Yes.
Scoring and capping should be disabled at night. Or whatever solution you prefer. The possibility of nightcapping in this design was bound to make problems.

OGNZ3

Would really like to know how the devs gonna deal with that..
Xbox EU PvP server is absolutely empty since last few months (and PvE end game is close to also).

madchuska83

Xbox EU guilds now play off-hours on Xbox NA. Even NA pop is down. Vivec is locked during prime time, everything else is empty.

LeHarrt91

Could it be that with the negative criticism of Murkmire and the release of some new console games people are just taking a break.