Were you around when Craglorn came out?
If I was in ZOS shoes I would have delayed the launch of Greymoor by at least 2 weeks so I could get it polished enough in all its aspects.
Currently, there are far too many issues, both on Live servers and with the chapter on PTS.
Delaying a scheduled launch for the Chapter is the lesser of two evils.
I will not complain if it will be delayed for a month and ZOS will re-think the Vampire skill line and address many other issues.
I think for me it feels worse because of the attrition of enjoyment created by the endless cycle of disappointing combat changes. It's not like these devs are stupid. If fact they are likely highly intelligent. But in their obsession to modify (nerf) combat to some idealistic paradigm of mathematical balance they've surely lost their sense of what makes combat fun (Iceheart?). Sometimes it feels like they're just looking for something, anything, to modify to their standards, with little regard to entertainment value. No matter what players say or how much they protest, it seems to fall on closed and detached minds. Very discouraging...which carries over in feelings about Greymoor.
Bradyfjord wrote: »There needs to be a choice for, "How would I know?"
Because how would I know?
“The game goes on” is not the same as “the game is getting better”. And yes we can objectively assess ESO but not using exact numbers (only ZOS has the relevant stats for actual population, crown sales, etc).Bradyfjord wrote: »There needs to be a choice for, "How would I know?"
Because how would I know?
The kicker is nobody knows.
We don't have any objective assessments for any of this whatsoever. It's internet hearsay and rumor milling. Which happens every... single... patch. Every single one.
And the game goes on...
I'm looking forward to the overland stuff. Not particularly looking forward to miles and miles of bloody Uberwa....er Blackreach.
People have complained about this game since the day before it launched. While some complaints are very valid and provide well thought constructive feedback most complaints are more about complaining that there is a change or the change is not differs than what they want.
It really is that simple.
People get upset when their comfort zone gets challenged. Lots have used the vamp passives because the pros out weighed the cons with no work needed. Now those "free" passives will have to be worked for. As for the vMA weapons, ZOS could have avoided all that by just giving the "perfected" version a new name and sold them as a completely new weapon.
Mostly it is just the trophy generation crying about having to work for something.People get upset when their comfort zone gets challenged. Lots have used the vamp passives because the pros out weighed the cons with no work needed. Now those "free" passives will have to be worked for. As for the vMA weapons, ZOS could have avoided all that by just giving the "perfected" version a new name and sold them as a completely new weapon.
Mostly it is just the trophy generation crying about having to work for something.
Actually, it’s the trophy generation that is being catered to, and given something. Everybody else has already worked for what they got.
Don’t be so hard on boomers, they didn’t inherit their parents’ stiff upper lip.
People get upset when their comfort zone gets challenged. Lots have used the vamp passives because the pros out weighed the cons with no work needed. Now those "free" passives will have to be worked for. As for the vMA weapons, ZOS could have avoided all that by just giving the "perfected" version a new name and sold them as a completely new weapon.
Mostly it is just the trophy generation crying about having to work for something.People get upset when their comfort zone gets challenged. Lots have used the vamp passives because the pros out weighed the cons with no work needed. Now those "free" passives will have to be worked for. As for the vMA weapons, ZOS could have avoided all that by just giving the "perfected" version a new name and sold them as a completely new weapon.
Mostly it is just the trophy generation crying about having to work for something.
Actually, it’s the trophy generation that is being catered to, and given something. Everybody else has already worked for what they got.
Don’t be so hard on boomers, they didn’t inherit their parents’ stiff upper lip.
Ugh why dose everyone have to be so damn Tribal.... Honestly Humanity needs a reset.
People get upset when their comfort zone gets challenged. Lots have used the vamp passives because the pros out weighed the cons with no work needed. Now those "free" passives will have to be worked for. As for the vMA weapons, ZOS could have avoided all that by just giving the "perfected" version a new name and sold them as a completely new weapon.
Mostly it is just the trophy generation crying about having to work for something.People get upset when their comfort zone gets challenged. Lots have used the vamp passives because the pros out weighed the cons with no work needed. Now those "free" passives will have to be worked for. As for the vMA weapons, ZOS could have avoided all that by just giving the "perfected" version a new name and sold them as a completely new weapon.
Mostly it is just the trophy generation crying about having to work for something.
Actually, it’s the trophy generation that is being catered to, and given something. Everybody else has already worked for what they got.
Don’t be so hard on boomers, they didn’t inherit their parents’ stiff upper lip.
Ugh why dose everyone have to be so damn Tribal.... Honestly Humanity needs a reset.
Tell me about it! Here we are discussing a video game and 2 (two!) people have to blame it on some kind of generation divide. It was weird the first time.