Lately, I was thinking of returning to play ESO after 10 months break.
I didn't quit back then because I was disappointed, but only because I was really busy.
All the discussions about bad performance, poor content and even worse combat balance than ever before is making me think twice about it.
Though I will still give ESO a chance especially that I have more spare time due to the Coronavirus crisis.
I would suggest to not count ESO as dead yet.
Stay safe!
The real world has become like something out of an horror game.
MurderMostFoul wrote: »Lately, I was thinking of returning to play ESO after 10 months break.
I didn't quit back then because I was disappointed, but only because I was really busy.
All the discussions about bad performance, poor content and even worse combat balance than ever before is making me think twice about it.
Though I will still give ESO a chance especially that I have more spare time due to the Coronavirus crisis.
I would suggest to not count ESO as dead yet.
Stay safe!
The real world has become like something out of an horror game.
Bgs work fine.
I've said it many times, they need to give up on content (and asinine OTT nerfs) for a year and just hit performance.
That is one more issue.
If they do that they will basically say "this game has no new direction for the time being".
This is an extremely risky move for an MMO which should be evergrowing until servers are shut down or the development team stops the development phase and only keep the servers and maintenance.
I've said it many times, they need to give up on content (and asinine OTT nerfs) for a year and just hit performance.
That is one more issue.
If they do that they will basically say "this game has no new direction for the time being".
This is an extremely risky move for an MMO which should be evergrowing until servers are shut down or the development team stops the development phase and only keep the servers and maintenance.
ZOS needs to allocate more resources to bug fixes, performance and combat balance Updates but not to stop the wheel of development.
They can slow it down for a bit but not entirely.
The player base, new & existing players are expecting new content to be released in an MMO.
Any prime time gaming does not infact work fine. Pve or Pvp.
I think the damage has been done and there's no coming back from it. PCNA has been super dead for a while now, I'm surprised ZOS has enough revenue to keep the servers up
That is one more issue.
If they do that they will basically say "this game has no new direction for the time being".
This is an extremely risky move for an MMO which should be evergrowing until servers are shut down or the development team stops the development phase and only keep the servers and maintenance.
Rubbish. They need to fix problems, not maniacally pump out a never ending stream of broken content. A company can't keep pumping out faulty goods and expect to survive/prosper, no matter how much "direction" they have. Business 101.
As it stands the only direction this game is taking right now is down the crapper.
That is one more issue.
If they do that they will basically say "this game has no new direction for the time being".
This is an extremely risky move for an MMO which should be evergrowing until servers are shut down or the development team stops the development phase and only keep the servers and maintenance.
Rubbish. They need to fix problems, not maniacally pump out a never ending stream of broken content. A company can't keep pumping out faulty goods and expect to survive/prosper, no matter how much "direction" they have. Business 101.
As it stands the only direction this game is taking right now is down the crapper.
Except the new content isn’t broken - both Icereach and Unhallowed Grave work perfectly well. Unhallowed Grave is also the most inventive, enjoyable DLC dungeon they’ve released in years. Overall, Harrowstorm is the best dungeon DLC they’ve released.
You don’t like them, you don’t have to buy them or play them. I’m not seeing this ‘game breaking’ performance disaster you’re ranting about.
And, as always, the argument that ZOS should stop all content development and just ‘fix things bro’ ignores the reality that the people developing new content aren’t the people fixing ‘broken’ elements of the game (so telling them to stop working won’t make any difference), and the likelihood that if there are no additional paid content elements, there will be no fixing done either.
MurderMostFoul wrote: »Lately, I was thinking of returning to play ESO after 10 months break.
I didn't quit back then because I was disappointed, but only because I was really busy.
All the discussions about bad performance, poor content and even worse combat balance than ever before is making me think twice about it.
Though I will still give ESO a chance especially that I have more spare time due to the Coronavirus crisis.
I would suggest to not count ESO as dead yet.
Stay safe!
The real world has become like something out of an horror game.
Bgs work fine.
Donny_Vito wrote: »So, is the sky falling for ESO again??
holden_caulfield wrote: »
Donny_Vito wrote: »So, is the sky falling for ESO again??
Yeah we all are just paranoid that are disconnected from reality... If there were only a reason...