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Necromancer Class Rep
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Turelus✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭None that I am aware of, although didn't the roles of the class reps kind of dilute after some parted ways with the programme? I was of the opinion that people are more just reps than specific roles/classes these days.@Turelus - EU PC Megaserver
"Don't count on others for help. In the end each of us is in this alone. The survivors are those who know how to look out for themselves."2 -
Checkmath✭✭✭✭✭
✭The reps are not really asssigned to a specific class. So certainly there is no necro rep, since the class is out for only a few weeks....1 -
Joxer61✭✭✭✭✭I'll do it!! I'm old as dirt anyways so its a win/win???
(actually um...no......just no...lol)Edited by Joxer61 on June 6, 2019 11:30AM0 -
_Salty_✭✭✭✭✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.Psn l---Salty---l
Patiently waiting to make a Stankcromancer.14 -
ecru✭✭✭✭✭
✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.Gryphon Heart
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Tasear✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.
That's not how devs are in ESO.1 -
ecru✭✭✭✭✭
✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.
That's not how devs are in ESO.
Well that's good to know, but from what I understand class reps seem to have limited interaction with devs, which never seemed too productive to me.Gryphon Heart
Godslayer
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Tasear✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.
That's not how devs are in ESO.
Well that's good to know, but from what I understand class reps seem to have limited interaction with devs, which never seemed too productive to me.
Nah even the Notrious, I say differently. They can be forgrtful while occupied with big projects but they look at chat daily. Also they ask for different perspectives on things and data to back things. It's was bad in beginning, but they started listened a lot more near my end of my service.
In fact there's some changes that were more influence of class reps then devs. There's been issues but some class reps blew off steam telling there groups they weren't listening when situation was more complicated then that.
P.S for record my issue was with mangement and community manger x. Who drunk texted me their hatred for me. The devs do excellent job.Edited by Tasear on June 7, 2019 3:55PM2 -
Onefrkncrzypope✭✭✭✭✭
✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.
That's not how devs are in ESO.
Well that's good to know, but from what I understand class reps seem to have limited interaction with devs, which never seemed too productive to me.
Nah even the Notrious, I say differently. They can be forgrtful while occupied with big projects but they look at chat daily. Also they ask for different perspectives on things and data to back things. It's was bad in beginning, but they started listened a lot more near my end of my service.
In fact there's some changes that were more influence of class reps then devs. There's been issues but some class reps blew off steam telling there groups they weren't listening when situation was more complicated then that.
P.S for record my issue was with mangement and community manger x. Who drunk texted me their hatred for me. The devs do excellent job.
spilled tha tea lol-Immortal Redeemer-
-Extinguisher of Flames-
-Gryphon Heart-
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If I edited a post, it was for spelling. It is always because of spelling....0 -
Minno✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.
That's not how devs are in ESO.
Well that's good to know, but from what I understand class reps seem to have limited interaction with devs, which never seemed too productive to me.
they have a secret discord setup for communication between the two parties. No idea how daily those discussion are, but from experience we have gotten real time responses to some issues enough for Joy or Check to chime in the templar discord.
But the program has run it's course in my opinion.Minno - DC - Forum-plar Extraordinaire
- Guild-lead for MV
- Filthy Casual0 -
IronWooshu✭✭✭✭✭
✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.
That's not how devs are in ESO.
Well that's good to know, but from what I understand class reps seem to have limited interaction with devs, which never seemed too productive to me.
To me the class reps seem useless because magden and the ice tree for warden are trash still and have the worst dps in trials to boot.3 -
JumpmanLane✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.
That's not how devs are in ESO.
Well that's good to know, but from what I understand class reps seem to have limited interaction with devs, which never seemed too productive to me.
Nah even the Notrious, I say differently. They can be forgrtful while occupied with big projects but they look at chat daily. Also they ask for different perspectives on things and data to back things. It's was bad in beginning, but they started listened a lot more near my end of my service.
In fact there's some changes that were more influence of class reps then devs. There's been issues but some class reps blew off steam telling there groups they weren't listening when situation was more complicated then that.
P.S for record my issue was with mangement and community manger x. Who drunk texted me their hatred for me. The devs do excellent job.
Damn! What! Why would they hate you. If a ZOS employee drunk texted me I’d be banned after I cussed em out Jump Lane-style. Square biness!0 -
Iskiab✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.
That's not how devs are in ESO.
Well that's good to know, but from what I understand class reps seem to have limited interaction with devs, which never seemed too productive to me.
I’ve participated in some things similar to class reps in other games too - WoW beta, Warhammer and Rift. Thing is the kind of player who has the time and motivation to participate can be really poor.
For example there’s sometimes ass kissers who say everything’s great in person, then tell all their friends everything negative.
Another example is I did a dungeon with some devs and players. One of the players LITTERALLY started crying about his class’ balance in mumble, he was in tears. I couldn’t believe it, *** was crazy. Told him maybe he should take a break from the game and put things in perspective.
Everyone has some bias in their opinions. It can be tough to sort through BS. I wouldn’t trust any class rep fully, never.Edited by Iskiab on June 10, 2019 12:17AMLooking for any guildies I used to play with:
Havoc Warhammer - Alair
LoC EQ2 - Mayi and Iskiab
PRX and Tabula Rasa - Rift - Iskiab
Or anyone else I used to play games with in guilds I’ve forgotten2 -
Cadbury✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭The class rep program was a joke. I'm pretty sure Zos does what ever they feel like regardless of feedback.
This is how all MMO developers are. I've been part of a "class rep" program in another game where myself and a few other players interacted with developers on a daily basis through a skype chat and they ignored just about every one of our suggestions and sometimes would even do the opposite of what we suggested. Many of the developers in charge of making changes for specific classes didn't even regularly play those classes and in some cases had never pvp'd with them more than a few times. I've never met a game dev who could set their ego aside and admit that some players are in fact more knowledgeable and experienced than they are about certain things.
That's not how devs are in ESO.
Well that's good to know, but from what I understand class reps seem to have limited interaction with devs, which never seemed too productive to me.
I’ve participated in some things similar to class reps in other games too - WoW beta, Warhammer and Rift. Thing is the kind of player who has the time and motivation to participate can be really poor.
For example there’s sometimes ass kissers who say everything’s great in person, then tell all their friends everything negative.
Another example is I did a dungeon with some devs and players. One of the players LITTERALLY started crying about his class’ balance in mumble, he was in tears. I couldn’t believe it, *** was crazy. Told him maybe he should take a break from the game and put things in perspective.
Everyone has some bias in their opinions. It can be tough to sort through BS. I wouldn’t trust any class rep fully, never.
"If a person is truly desirous of something, perhaps being set on fire does not seem so bad."0 -
Maulkin✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭master_vanargand wrote: »All Class Reps should be fired.
Can’t fire them, they ain’t employees.EU | PC | AD0 -
master_vanargand✭✭✭✭✭
✭master_vanargand wrote: »All Class Reps should be fired.
Can’t fire them, they ain’t employees.
English teacher, please tell me the correct answer
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Maulkin✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭master_vanargand wrote: »master_vanargand wrote: »All Class Reps should be fired.
Can’t fire them, they ain’t employees.
English teacher, please tell me the correct answer
Sure. The correct way to phrase it is: “They should terminate the class representative program”.
This one was a freebie, but for the next one I’ll have to charge.
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master_vanargand✭✭✭✭✭
✭master_vanargand wrote: »master_vanargand wrote: »All Class Reps should be fired.
Can’t fire them, they ain’t employees.
English teacher, please tell me the correct answer
They should terminate the class representative program
I agree
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