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The Markarth DLC and Update 28 base game patch are now available to test on the PTS! Read the full patch notes here: https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/categories/pts/

If you don't like the changes, do something

January1171
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I think people are forgetting something very big- these patch notes are for the PTS. By definition, they are still being tested. If you are really unhappy with the changes, you can do something about it. Go to the PTS, play with the changes, and provide your honest and constructive feedback. That's what the PTS is for. So players can test it out and provide feedback that ZOS can work from to make further edits.
  • rotaugen454
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    I’ve tried nothing and I’m all out of ideas!
    "Get off my lawn!"
  • oxygen_thief
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    CipherNine wrote: »
    Yeah GL with that. Tons of bugs are always reported on the PTS. Players always give constructive feedback after playing the PTS. Nothing changes. The patch is always released and those reported bugs are still there.

    ZOS does not listen to its playerbase. well unless its the PVPers whining and getting things nerfed. Which is what this whole patch is about. PVP

    but its a pvp game. find yourself another pve oriented game and be happy
  • dennissomb16_ESO
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    Have you participated on the PTS?

    99% of what is in those feedback threads is ignored, and the changes get pushed through anyway. They use players to catch major bugs, not help them develop their game.

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    This. Unfortunately the PTS is used for catching bugs not for feedback on changes. There is so little response from ZOS on feedback outside of bugs it is no wonder people simply stop giving feedback
  • Saril_Durzam
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    CipherNine wrote: »
    Yeah GL with that. Tons of bugs are always reported on the PTS. Players always give constructive feedback after playing the PTS. Nothing changes. The patch is always released and those reported bugs are still there.

    ZOS does not listen to its playerbase. well unless its the PVPers whining and getting things nerfed. Which is what this whole patch is about. PVP

    +1
  • Agenericname
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    but its a pvp game. find yourself another pve oriented game and be happy

    ... PvP is literally the minority of actual game content though? You’ve got Cyrodiil, Imperial City, and Battlegrounds. Everything else is literally PvE unless I’m missing something?

    And Mid Year Mayhem...oh...nevermind.
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    CipherNine wrote: »
    CipherNine wrote: »
    Yeah GL with that. Tons of bugs are always reported on the PTS. Players always give constructive feedback after playing the PTS. Nothing changes. The patch is always released and those reported bugs are still there.

    ZOS does not listen to its playerbase. well unless its the PVPers whining and getting things nerfed. Which is what this whole patch is about. PVP

    but its a pvp game. find yourself another pve oriented game and be happy

    What a delusional statement. PvP is a mini-game. A broken one at that. ESO would have been vastly better off without it. This is Elder Scrolls a game that is majority PvE players because that is obviously what Elder Scrolls attracts. Without PvP all the resources could have gone to what a Elder Scrolls game is about, The Story, the questing, you know real RPG aspects. Also more and better group content. No nerfs that ruin PvE for the sake of PvP.

    Then why are people so eager to pay to skip all those RPG aspects?
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  • Salvas_Aren
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    I still test the idea of never-ever putting money into that game again.
    It just works, it just works, little lies, stunning shows,
    people buy, money flows, it just works.
    It just works, it just works, overpriced open worlds,
    earnings rise, take my word: IT JUST WORKS!

    I nerfed my wallet in Jan 2017. I altered my wallet status to closed in May 2019.
  • TequilaFire
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    Eraldus wrote: »
    CipherNine wrote: »
    CipherNine wrote: »
    Yeah GL with that. Tons of bugs are always reported on the PTS. Players always give constructive feedback after playing the PTS. Nothing changes. The patch is always released and those reported bugs are still there.

    ZOS does not listen to its playerbase. well unless its the PVPers whining and getting things nerfed. Which is what this whole patch is about. PVP

    but its a pvp game. find yourself another pve oriented game and be happy

    What a delusional statement. PvP is a mini-game. A broken one at that. ESO would have been vastly better off without it. This is Elder Scrolls a game that is majority PvE players because that is obviously what Elder Scrolls attracts. Without PvP all the resources could have gone to what a Elder Scrolls game is about, The Story, the questing, you know real RPG aspects. Also more and better group content. No nerfs that ruin PvE for the sake of PvP.

    Then why are people so eager to pay to skip all those RPG aspects?

    Are you referring to the buyable Undaunted, Psijic and other similar skill lines? Not everyone is gonna pay for those... I, for one, will neve pay for stuff like skyshards or skill lines, when I can just unlock them by actually playing the game.

    Don't assume everybody will just drop real money on the game for stuff like that.

    I assume nothing, but there sure are a lot of posts of those that do support it.
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    Blueblade DC Stamblade DPS
    Omari DC Stamden DPS

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  • MLGProPlayer
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    provide feedback that ZOS can work from to make further edits.

    :lol:
  • MLGProPlayer
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    CipherNine wrote: »
    Yeah GL with that. Tons of bugs are always reported on the PTS. Players always give constructive feedback after playing the PTS. Nothing changes. The patch is always released and those reported bugs are still there.

    ZOS does not listen to its playerbase. well unless its the PVPers whining and getting things nerfed. Which is what this whole patch is about. PVP

    but its a pvp game. find yourself another pve oriented game and be happy

    Sadly this.

    As soon as ZOS promoted Wheeler to combat design lead, it was evident they saw ESO as a PvP game.
    Edited by MLGProPlayer on July 8, 2019 8:22PM
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    I think people are forgetting something very big- these patch notes are for the PTS. By definition, they are still being tested. If you are really unhappy with the changes, you can do something about it. Go to the PTS, play with the changes, and provide your honest and constructive feedback. That's what the PTS is for. So players can test it out and provide feedback that ZOS can work from to make further edits.

    How to tell that someone has never actually used PTS: I present the above, exhibit A.

    That's what PTS 'should' be for, but it isn't here. Feedback, bugs and technical issues get called out WEEKS before *** goes live, and the vast majority of it gets completely and utterly ignored. Things get pushed despite being BROKEN. It's been a common theme for years now, and it's gotten to the point where less people are bothering to use the PTS to actually test because why? Why bother when your feedback is ignored?

    The main thing it seems to be used for now days is to pre-prep for 'worlds first' trail crap, and to see what the next best meta/skill setup will be.
    Edited by Numerikuu on July 8, 2019 8:26PM
  • Lylith
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    CipherNine wrote: »
    Yeah GL with that. Tons of bugs are always reported on the PTS. Players always give constructive feedback after playing the PTS. Nothing changes. The patch is always released and those reported bugs are still there.

    ZOS does not listen to its playerbase. well unless its the PVPers whining and getting things nerfed. Which is what this whole patch is about. PVP

    but its a pvp game. find yourself another pve oriented game and be happy

    is it?

    other than bgs, seems to me eso has two zones for pvp and nearly thirty for pve as well as a large number of dlc dungeons.

    eta: https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/483933/do-you-mostly-pvp-or-pve#latest
    Edited by Lylith on July 8, 2019 8:29PM
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    CipherNine wrote: »
    Yeah GL with that. Tons of bugs are always reported on the PTS. Players always give constructive feedback after playing the PTS. Nothing changes. The patch is always released and those reported bugs are still there.

    ZOS does not listen to its playerbase. well unless its the PVPers whining and getting things nerfed. Which is what this whole patch is about. PVP

    but its a pvp game. find yourself another pve oriented game and be happy
    No. It ain't a PvP game. And if it is, then it's a PvP game where no one really cares about PvP for in a serious manner.
    Eraldus wrote: »
    CipherNine wrote: »
    Yeah GL with that. Tons of bugs are always reported on the PTS. Players always give constructive feedback after playing the PTS. Nothing changes. The patch is always released and those reported bugs are still there.

    ZOS does not listen to its playerbase. well unless its the PVPers whining and getting things nerfed. Which is what this whole patch is about. PVP

    but its a pvp game. find yourself another pve oriented game and be happy

    No, it's not a pvp game. What's with these idiotic claims that ESO is a "pvp game" being passed around here?

    Is this some kind of troll/joke statement people are throwing around, because they think it's funny?
    I think there is still that small subset of people that are still living in the world of "This game was marketed with PvP in mind, ergo it is and always has been a PvP game!"... Even though the game pretty much strayed in to the lands of PvE and hasn't paid PvP all that much attention in terms of content (Which is weird when you consider how they keep trying to balance abilities around PvP...)

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    Eraldus wrote: »
    CipherNine wrote: »
    Yeah GL with that. Tons of bugs are always reported on the PTS. Players always give constructive feedback after playing the PTS. Nothing changes. The patch is always released and those reported bugs are still there.

    ZOS does not listen to its playerbase. well unless its the PVPers whining and getting things nerfed. Which is what this whole patch is about. PVP

    but its a pvp game. find yourself another pve oriented game and be happy

    No, it's not a pvp game. What's with these idiotic claims that ESO is a "pvp game" being passed around here?

    Is this some kind of troll/joke statement people are throwing around, because they think it's funny?

    Virtually every change made to existing skills and gear is for PvP "balance." Case in point: blowing up decades of Bosmer lore and pulling a racial useful to everyone and replacing it with a PvP only skill. And that's just one example out of hundreds.

    It might be funny if it were a joke, but it's a reality millions of players have to deal with every day.
    RIP Bosmer Nation. 4/4/14 - 2/25/19.
  • SirAxen
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    If you feel strongly about something, you should: A.) Go actually test it and see for yourself instead of knee jerking. B.) Provide constructive feedback in the proper sticky threads provided by ZOS so they can be seen. C.) Actually do both A and B instead of hiding behind the excuse of 'They never change anything anyway' when they actually have and do if valid arguments are provided to actually convince them otherwise. Kicking and screaming doesn't change someones plans.
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