Ghost Server PS EU

Spawniaq

Hope people come back after new chapter, everyone is stop playing making break and you know why

Odovacar

EU is still popping, imo. Of course it's not as populated as NA server as i play both but populations always seem to dip before the big chapter update. With the double XP event going on from now through the 20th I'm sure things will start to trend up too.

scorpius2k1

Odovacar wrote: »

EU is still popping, imo. Of course it's not as populated as NA server as i play both but populations always seem to dip before the big chapter update. With the double XP event going on from now through the 20th I'm sure things will start to trend up too.

Probably so, but imagine as a company, the need to have unplanned flash events and constantly increased cash shop pricing to get player population and sales back up due to constant neglect. Surely so many small things that could have been corrected before they accumulated and became huge problems. It's definitely not a sign of success, and it definitely shouldn't be so obvious to the consumer. It truly makes me sad that ESO has been on this trend slope for so long. Seriously, what gives?

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Amottica

scorpius2k1 wrote: »

Odovacar wrote: »

EU is still popping, imo. Of course it's not as populated as NA server as i play both but populations always seem to dip before the big chapter update. With the double XP event going on from now through the 20th I'm sure things will start to trend up too.

Probably so, but imagine as a company, the need to have unplanned flash events and constantly increased cash shop pricing to get player population and sales back up due to constant neglect. Surely so many small things that could have been corrected before they accumulated and became huge problems. It's definitely not a sign of success, and it definitely shouldn't be so obvious to the consumer. It truly makes me sad that ESO has been on this trend slope for so long. Seriously, what gives?

.

I cannot think of an MMORPG out today that I have experienced that did not have events to encourage more gameplay. I have even seen an XP boost before a major expansion to help players leveling up new characters. I expect this is especially helpful since populations slightly decrease when waiting for new content. Morso in other games since they do not release updates as often as ESO seems to do.

scorpius2k1

Amottica wrote: »

scorpius2k1 wrote: »

Odovacar wrote: »

EU is still popping, imo. Of course it's not as populated as NA server as i play both but populations always seem to dip before the big chapter update. With the double XP event going on from now through the 20th I'm sure things will start to trend up too.

Probably so, but imagine as a company, the need to have unplanned flash events and constantly increased cash shop pricing to get player population and sales back up due to constant neglect. Surely so many small things that could have been corrected before they accumulated and became huge problems. It's definitely not a sign of success, and it definitely shouldn't be so obvious to the consumer. It truly makes me sad that ESO has been on this trend slope for so long. Seriously, what gives?

.

I cannot think of an MMORPG out today that I have experienced that did not have events to encourage more gameplay. I have even seen an XP boost before a major expansion to help players leveling up new characters. I expect this is especially helpful since populations slightly decrease when waiting for new content. Morso in other games since they do not release updates as often as ESO seems to do.

I cannot either, but I can think of one that is forced to do it. That's the difference.

Amottica

scorpius2k1 wrote: »

Amottica wrote: »

scorpius2k1 wrote: »

Odovacar wrote: »

EU is still popping, imo. Of course it's not as populated as NA server as i play both but populations always seem to dip before the big chapter update. With the double XP event going on from now through the 20th I'm sure things will start to trend up too.

Probably so, but imagine as a company, the need to have unplanned flash events and constantly increased cash shop pricing to get player population and sales back up due to constant neglect. Surely so many small things that could have been corrected before they accumulated and became huge problems. It's definitely not a sign of success, and it definitely shouldn't be so obvious to the consumer. It truly makes me sad that ESO has been on this trend slope for so long. Seriously, what gives?

.

I cannot think of an MMORPG out today that I have experienced that did not have events to encourage more gameplay. I have even seen an XP boost before a major expansion to help players leveling up new characters. I expect this is especially helpful since populations slightly decrease when waiting for new content. Morso in other games since they do not release updates as often as ESO seems to do.

I cannot either, but I can think of one that is forced to do it. That's the difference.

I am sure there is but unlike ESO I doubt they are one of the top MMORPGs out today. Heck, I have seen games to an event like this that lasted weeks and even a couple months ones which is a strong indication they really had to.

redlink1979

Spawniaq wrote: »

(...) everyone is stop playing (...)

Ghost?! I'm not sure on what times do you login but I always see loads of players everyday, specially on "prime time".

FluffWit

Game always gets quiet before the big dlc, obviously on console Zeni's screw ups with the last two patches and their refusal to fix them for 8 weeks hasn't helped.

A two week generic event this time of year wouldnt be a bad idea just to give people something to do.

Chaos2088

Come to PC!!!....something...something...dark side!

IneedaDollar

Chaos2088 wrote: »

Come to PC!!!....something...something...dark side!

100 percent agree
Its a completely different game on PC and I recommend it to everyone.
Only real reason to play on a console is if you can't afford a good PC (which shouldn't be the problem if you are only interested in playing Eso)or you wanna play local multiplayer games with your friends on the couch.
Don't fear losing your progress it's worth it.

LadyLethalla

Funny, I've never seen it empty even in my timezone...

Jackey

Chaos2088 wrote: »

Come to PC!!!....something...something...dark side!

Lucozade85

It's not surprising given the game is/has been broken on console for best part of 2 months.

I'm definitely playing less as a result.