When I see people standing around just for the sake of showing of their rare mounts or vMA weapons I see exactly what these tossers are doing cause I've seen it over and over in every other rpgmmo.
As soon as these types of people get a rare pet or vet trials skin they all stand around right next to the busiest city wayshrines posing
Completing vMA has become more about players feeling the need to prove they are worthy rather than players using it as a progression tool for self improvement ingame. ... When you compete with yourself you improve yourself. When you compete with others you are being driven by envy.
wishlist14 wrote: »This here is what's wrong with humanity. The need for people to wear so called badges of honour so they can prove they are better than those that don't yet have those badges for whatever reason. Yes, I totally understand the time, skill and patience it takes to complete vMA. I don't want nor need the vMA style motifs.
There is no need to create divides between players. We are all here for the love of eso. That is the one thing that surely unites us even when we disagree about everything else. We would not be here if we were not all playing this game.
When I see people standing around just for the sake of showing of their rare mounts or vMA weapons I see exactly what these tossers are doing cause I've seen it over and over in every other rpgmmo.As soon as these types of people get a rare pet or vet trials skin they all stand around right next to the busiest city wayshrines posing 😂😂😂😂
Completing vMA has become more about players feeling the need to prove they are worthy rather than players using it as a progression tool for self improvement ingame. The ugly side of humanity. If players have to link their vMA achievement in order to get into vet trials then this turns vMA into something sinister imo.
I know I'll get hate and ppl disagreeing with my comments but I seriously don't give a rats butt. This is my very strong opinion about what makes many gamers tick. This stupid need to compete with others rather than with themselves. When you compete with yourself you improve yourself. When you compete with others you are being driven by envy.
Let's imagine everyone had the vMA weapons then what? How are you going to puff yourselves up so you can feel you are better?
Like I said...I could not care less about vMA motifs either way. The more I see posts like this the more I wonder how long ill tolerate playing rpgmmos.
Grow up and stop being threatened by anything that might challenge your worth. When you peel your bums off your computer chairs those badges are worthless.
@wishlist14 you do realise by claiming this superiority over people you're just being a massive hypocrite, right?
no, of course you don't. if there's one thing ESO players are good at, it's lacking self awareness.
Don’t like the sound of this at all you telling me now someone who hasn’t done vma is going to to be able to pretend to have a vma staff / now / weapon ?
Ragnarock41 wrote: »Ragnarock41 wrote: »wishlist14 wrote: »This here is what's wrong with humanity. The need for people to wear so called badges of honour so they can prove they are better than those that don't yet have those badges for whatever reason. Yes, I totally understand the time, skill and patience it takes to complete vMA. I don't want nor need the vMA style motifs.
There is no need to create divides between players. We are all here for the love of eso. That is the one thing that surely unites us even when we disagree about everything else. We would not be here if we were not all playing this game.
When I see people standing around just for the sake of showing of their rare mounts or vMA weapons I see exactly what these tossers are doing cause I've seen it over and over in every other rpgmmo.As soon as these types of people get a rare pet or vet trials skin they all stand around right next to the busiest city wayshrines posing 😂😂😂😂
Completing vMA has become more about players feeling the need to prove they are worthy rather than players using it as a progression tool for self improvement ingame. The ugly side of humanity. If players have to link their vMA achievement in order to get into vet trials then this turns vMA into something sinister imo.
I know I'll get hate and ppl disagreeing with my comments but I seriously don't give a rats butt. This is my very strong opinion about what makes many gamers tick. This stupid need to compete with others rather than with themselves. When you compete with yourself you improve yourself. When you compete with others you are being driven by envy.
Let's imagine everyone had the vMA weapons then what? How are you going to puff yourselves up so you can feel you are better?
Like I said...I could not care less about vMA motifs either way. The more I see posts like this the more I wonder how long ill tolerate playing rpgmmos.
Grow up and stop being threatened by anything that might challenge your worth. When you peel your bums off your computer chairs those badges are worthless.
Its not a rarity thing. You , comparing this weapon to crown shop mounts just shows how unaware you are, and makes me think you probably never got one yourself. VMA weapons were a symbol of how much you went through to get them, It got you respect not because ''nice looks'', but because it was a damn challange to finish vMA back in the day.
''ugly side of humanity'' oh the hypocrasy man... You don't play video games because they are morally right or politically correct or anything. You play games because they are fun and challenging, just like sports.
finishing vMA back in the day was something to be respected, and only a small portion of players were up to the task. Obviously they carried those weapons with pride of their achievement, which took time , practice and a lot of patience, and you just seem jelaous of all that.
It isn't something you pay for, Its something you EARN. Seriously, do you even understand how RPG games work in general? While other games put rare gear behind ridicilous RNG mechanics, ESO puts those kind of rewards behind challanges, which is something to be truly appreciated. Rewarding the player who improves, instead of the one who gets lucky.
Wrong eso has way lot of gear behind rng for instance vMA rng is horrendous it rarely drops destro staves and bow and special mention bsw inferno staff honestly I hate rng in vMA 1 hour of toil and then also you're dependent on RNG for the gear u want this shouldve been eliminated.
Eh, its true there is still an RNG factor but still not as bad as how mmorpgs generally handle rare loot. The bad trait issues have been solved with transmuting, which reduced grinding by A LOT. You only need to get the right type of weapon dropped now.
And once ''git gud'' enough to do vMA , its much easier in the follow up runs, since mechanical knowledge helps a lot.
I more or less agree with the sentiment. It would only be apropriate if the style pages dropped from vMA though.@wishlist14 you do realise by claiming this superiority over people you're just being a massive hypocrite, right?
no, of course you don't. if there's one thing ESO players are good at, it's lacking self awareness.
He has a point though, even if he could've shared it with more elegance. People seem to add an inflated sense of "Pride and Accomplishment" to things in videogames, to the point that they throw a tantrum fit for a queen if they see something become more readily available.
Whenever I see someone peacocking with some skin they got out of a dungeon or raid, I look at them for a second, and then not give a second glance, because more often than not those skins look pretty ugly.
Then again I work on a principal of "Respect is earned not given", and show open contempt towards people who think I should respect someone just because they are considered "Respect worthy" over a videogame.
@wishlist14 you do realise by claiming this superiority over people you're just being a massive hypocrite, right?
no, of course you don't. if there's one thing ESO players are good at, it's lacking self awareness.
He has a point though, even if he could've shared it with more elegance. People seem to add an inflated sense of "Pride and Accomplishment" to things in videogames, to the point that they throw a tantrum fit for a queen if they see something become more readily available.
Whenever I see someone peacocking with some skin they got out of a dungeon or raid, I look at them for a second, and then not give a second glance, because more often than not those skins look pretty ugly.
Then again I work on a principal of "Respect is earned not given", and show open contempt towards people who think I should respect someone just because they are considered "Respect worthy" over a videogame.Don’t like the sound of this at all you telling me now someone who hasn’t done vma is going to to be able to pretend to have a vma staff / now / weapon ?
I'll ask the same thing like i asked someone else: Why do you care?
(Also just for the record: I don't have any Maelstrom Arena weapons, haven't even done it Veteran because I die in two hits. With food buff I survive maybe five hits. I guess I just like the idea of seeing things more readily available)
wishlist14 wrote: »This here is what's wrong with humanity. The need for people to wear so called badges of honour so they can prove they are better than those that don't yet have those badges for whatever reason. Yes, I totally understand the time, skill and patience it takes to complete vMA. I don't want nor need the vMA style motifs.
There is no need to create divides between players. We are all here for the love of eso. That is the one thing that surely unites us even when we disagree about everything else. We would not be here if we were not all playing this game.
When I see people standing around just for the sake of showing of their rare mounts or vMA weapons I see exactly what these tossers are doing cause I've seen it over and over in every other rpgmmo.As soon as these types of people get a rare pet or vet trials skin they all stand around right next to the busiest city wayshrines posing 😂😂😂😂
Completing vMA has become more about players feeling the need to prove they are worthy rather than players using it as a progression tool for self improvement ingame. The ugly side of humanity. If players have to link their vMA achievement in order to get into vet trials then this turns vMA into something sinister imo.
I know I'll get hate and ppl disagreeing with my comments but I seriously don't give a rats butt. This is my very strong opinion about what makes many gamers tick. This stupid need to compete with others rather than with themselves. When you compete with yourself you improve yourself. When you compete with others you are being driven by envy.
Let's imagine everyone had the vMA weapons then what? How are you going to puff yourselves up so you can feel you are better?
Like I said...I could not care less about vMA motifs either way. The more I see posts like this the more I wonder how long ill tolerate playing rpgmmos.
Grow up and stop being threatened by anything that might challenge your worth. When you peel your bums off your computer chairs those badges are worthless.
maam this is a wendy'swishlist14 wrote: »This here is what's wrong with humanity. The need for people to wear so called badges of honour so they can prove they are better than those that don't yet have those badges for whatever reason. Yes, I totally understand the time, skill and patience it takes to complete vMA. I don't want nor need the vMA style motifs.
There is no need to create divides between players. We are all here for the love of eso. That is the one thing that surely unites us even when we disagree about everything else. We would not be here if we were not all playing this game.
When I see people standing around just for the sake of showing of their rare mounts or vMA weapons I see exactly what these tossers are doing cause I've seen it over and over in every other rpgmmo.As soon as these types of people get a rare pet or vet trials skin they all stand around right next to the busiest city wayshrines posing 😂😂😂😂
Completing vMA has become more about players feeling the need to prove they are worthy rather than players using it as a progression tool for self improvement ingame. The ugly side of humanity. If players have to link their vMA achievement in order to get into vet trials then this turns vMA into something sinister imo.
I know I'll get hate and ppl disagreeing with my comments but I seriously don't give a rats butt. This is my very strong opinion about what makes many gamers tick. This stupid need to compete with others rather than with themselves. When you compete with yourself you improve yourself. When you compete with others you are being driven by envy.
Let's imagine everyone had the vMA weapons then what? How are you going to puff yourselves up so you can feel you are better?
Like I said...I could not care less about vMA motifs either way. The more I see posts like this the more I wonder how long ill tolerate playing rpgmmos.
Grow up and stop being threatened by anything that might challenge your worth. When you peel your bums off your computer chairs those badges are worthless.
Wait so they're actually selling these weapon styles for event tickets to people who haven't even done vMA? If this is true that's a bit disrespectful to those of us who actually do vMA and earned these weapon styles...
SidraWillowsky wrote: »Wait so they're actually selling these weapon styles for event tickets to people who haven't even done vMA? If this is true that's a bit disrespectful to those of us who actually do vMA and earned these weapon styles...
Why do people care? I cover up all of my gear with different styles anyway, and I'd never actually pay attention to what someone's weapon looks like. There's also the "Stormproof" title.
I've beat vMA many times btw. Other people having access to the vMA weapon styles in no way detracts from my own achievements.
StormChaser3000 wrote: »That's probably for dedicated page style collectors. Original vMA weapon styles are super ugly. I would never use them any of them.
My vMA bow was changed withing 3 minutes after I got it into welkynar style. Can't imagine running with that potato sack on the back for the sake of "looking tough".