Furthermore, if ZOS allows the NPC companions to be used in any endgame content that would be extremely stupid and arguably the worst case of unnecessary power creep and pay2win we have seen yet. Worst case would be PvP. Imagine if every single players gets the opportunity to have an additional, targetable permanent pet around... urgh I dont even want to imagine that.
Tommy_The_Gun wrote: »*Reads datamined descripion*
Wait a minute...
"Murky bogs of the ARGONIAN HOMELAND" ?!
Whaaat ?! Am I reading this correctly ?! Argonian chapteerrr ? ? ?
Omg Omg... If that is true... please be true...
HappyTheCamper wrote: »Morrowind 2017: “New class Wardens are eventually going to become Pay to Win”
Summerset 2018: “Psijic Order is too grindy and Jewelry crafting sucks”
Elsweyr 2019: “Necromancers are too OP and now PtW.”
Greymoor 2020: “Antiquities is an even worse grind than Psijic! We didn’t ask for this!”
Blackwood 2021: “If all they add is new companions then that’s not enough new features! Totally boring chapter!!!”
People complain new classes and skills are broken or OP then complain when we don’t get them. People complain skill lines are grindy then complain when we don’t get them.
I love this community, but damn! Some people will just *** about anything and everything!
BrownChicken wrote: »Isn't that Skingard? Strange, slightly disappointing. But that's okay. Leavin was my favorite city in Cyrodiil, and I still remember its wonderful colorful houses.
HappyTheCamper wrote: »Morrowind 2017: “New class Wardens are eventually going to become Pay to Win”
Summerset 2018: “Psijic Order is too grindy and Jewelry crafting sucks”
Elsweyr 2019: “Necromancers are too OP and now PtW.”
Greymoor 2020: “Antiquities is an even worse grind than Psijic! We didn’t ask for this!”
Blackwood 2021: “If all they add is new companions then that’s not enough new features! Totally boring chapter!!!”
People complain new classes and skills are broken or OP then complain when we don’t get them. People complain skill lines are grindy then complain when we don’t get them.
I love this community, but damn! Some people will just *** about anything and everything!
Barely anyone complained about the things in the other expansions being added in general though.
People just complained that they were implemented pretty badly, thats an entirely different thing.
It just isnt nice if a new class outperforms all the other classes just because it is a new class and needs some incentive for people to buy it, they could just have tried to get a proper balancing between classes in general.
Also they could have implemented Psijic Order and Antiquities in a way that would not just make them a pure grind that is definitely going to be boring the second time you do it, if its not even boring the first time already.
And if those companions are the only thing coming with the next one then yea im going to be quite dissapointed, because they will add literally nothing to my gameplay, so i can definitely see why people dont like it.
Seraphayel wrote: »Every Chapter is catering to casuals and new players. Each and every of them. That’s due to the fact that there’s nothing for veteran players besides a trial, nothing challenging, nothing that changes the formula, nothing fresh. Every Chapter is exactly the same, catering to casuals and new players with most of its content.
It’s the complete opposite: when does ZOS cater to veterans and not new players - as you said, the spectrum of players is diverse, yet the target audience for most of the Chapter‘s content is always the same.
Not sure how you are defining "casual" and "veteran" (I find these terms to be pretty useless, honestly) but it seems to me each chapter has something in it for just about everyone. If certain players can't accept that and want a game catered 100% to them and 0% to everyone else, I would say ESO is really not the right game for them. It's not designed that way.
Donavarion wrote: »
Ugh, just why? It's an MMO game, get people to team up. Not to mention that overland content is already extremely easy, so why would anyone need help from an NPC is beyond me.
Oh my, the last I need is another annoying NPC, who doesn't let me play in peace. It is already annoying having to deal with those NPCs in the base game zones, who approach me and follow me around - I don't want to help them ever - because they are so insanely annoying. I hope it isn't obligatory.
Seraphayel wrote: »Every Chapter is catering to casuals and new players. Each and every of them. That’s due to the fact that there’s nothing for veteran players besides a trial, nothing challenging, nothing that changes the formula, nothing fresh. Every Chapter is exactly the same, catering to casuals and new players with most of its content.
It’s the complete opposite: when does ZOS cater to veterans and not new players - as you said, the spectrum of players is diverse, yet the target audience for most of the Chapter‘s content is always the same.
Not sure how you are defining "casual" and "veteran" (I find these terms to be pretty useless, honestly) but it seems to me each chapter has something in it for just about everyone. If certain players can't accept that and want a game catered 100% to them and 0% to everyone else, I would say ESO is really not the right game for them. It's not designed that way.
Greymoor had nothing for end game pve players. Kyne's Aegis was a lackluster trial that had harder mobs than bosses, not usable loot and it was abandoned after the first week after reveal.
HappyTheCamper wrote: »Morrowind 2017: “New class Wardens are eventually going to become Pay to Win”
Summerset 2018: “Psijic Order is too grindy and Jewelry crafting sucks”
Elsweyr 2019: “Necromancers are too OP and now PtW.”
Greymoor 2020: “Antiquities is an even worse grind than Psijic! We didn’t ask for this!”
Blackwood 2021: “If all they add is new companions then that’s not enough new features! Totally boring chapter!!!”
People complain new classes and skills are broken or OP then complain when we don’t get them. People complain skill lines are grindy then complain when we don’t get them.
I love this community, but damn! Some people will just *** about anything and everything!
HappyTheCamper wrote: »HappyTheCamper wrote: »Morrowind 2017: “New class Wardens are eventually going to become Pay to Win”
Summerset 2018: “Psijic Order is too grindy and Jewelry crafting sucks”
Elsweyr 2019: “Necromancers are too OP and now PtW.”
Greymoor 2020: “Antiquities is an even worse grind than Psijic! We didn’t ask for this!”
Blackwood 2021: “If all they add is new companions then that’s not enough new features! Totally boring chapter!!!”
People complain new classes and skills are broken or OP then complain when we don’t get them. People complain skill lines are grindy then complain when we don’t get them.
I love this community, but damn! Some people will just *** about anything and everything!
Barely anyone complained about the things in the other expansions being added in general though.
People just complained that they were implemented pretty badly, thats an entirely different thing.
It just isnt nice if a new class outperforms all the other classes just because it is a new class and needs some incentive for people to buy it, they could just have tried to get a proper balancing between classes in general.
Also they could have implemented Psijic Order and Antiquities in a way that would not just make them a pure grind that is definitely going to be boring the second time you do it, if its not even boring the first time already.
And if those companions are the only thing coming with the next one then yea im going to be quite dissapointed, because they will add literally nothing to my gameplay, so i can definitely see why people dont like it.
Well first things first, we can’t be too disappointed about anything unless you’re a Skingrad person disappointed it’s Leyawiin.
We know *nothing* about this chapter or year yet so let’s all just relax and get through our crappy workdays and see what comes out this evening.
Seraphayel wrote: »Every Chapter is catering to casuals and new players. Each and every of them. That’s due to the fact that there’s nothing for veteran players besides a trial, nothing challenging, nothing that changes the formula, nothing fresh. Every Chapter is exactly the same, catering to casuals and new players with most of its content.
It’s the complete opposite: when does ZOS cater to veterans and not new players - as you said, the spectrum of players is diverse, yet the target audience for most of the Chapter‘s content is always the same.
Not sure how you are defining "casual" and "veteran" (I find these terms to be pretty useless, honestly) but it seems to me each chapter has something in it for just about everyone. If certain players can't accept that and want a game catered 100% to them and 0% to everyone else, I would say ESO is really not the right game for them. It's not designed that way.
Greymoor had nothing for end game pve players. Kyne's Aegis was a lackluster trial that had harder mobs than bosses, not usable loot and it was abandoned after the first week after reveal.
just because something isn't well made content, it doesn't make it any less content aimed at those particular players though.
Donavarion wrote: »
Ugh, just why? It's an MMO game, get people to team up. Not to mention that overland content is already extremely easy, so why would anyone need help from an NPC is beyond me.
Fata1moose wrote: »I wonder if Leyawiin will actually make feasible sense with a canal this time around. In Oblivion you have large ships sailing to the Imperial Isle while there's no physical way they could get in from the bay with Leyawiin lacking the proper clearance for ships. If this is an oversight yet again...good lord.
Donavarion wrote: »
Ugh, just why? It's an MMO game, get people to team up. Not to mention that overland content is already extremely easy, so why would anyone need help from an NPC is beyond me.
Oh my, the last I need is another annoying NPC, who doesn't let me play in peace. It is already annoying having to deal with those NPCs in the base game zones, who approach me and follow me around - I don't want to help them ever - because they are so insanely annoying. I hope it isn't obligatory.