I'm perfectly happy with the game as it has been for the last 6 years. I don't play anything else, other than Oblvion and Skyrim.
PrimeSeptim wrote: »I'm perfectly happy with the game as it has been for the last 6 years. I don't play anything else, other than Oblvion and Skyrim.
You're missing out on so many great games! Might I suggest Fallout, Dragon Age, Mass Effect, BioShock, Bully, Deus Ex, Dishonored, Half Life, L.A. Noire, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines... The list goes on.
eternalshockcable wrote: »Over the years we have seen a decline in competitive development within TESO.
I would like to hear your thoughts on what happened and how it could be a better experience.
What does "Competitive Development" even mean?
What does "Competitive Development" even mean?
2. There is also everytime a significant class unbalance in PvP which makes the game not competetive anymore. Even in PvE the meta is set by few classes, there is no class variety. Of course sometimes the meta changes and other classes coming on the top but it was never the case that you can "play the class you want" in endgame.
PrimeSeptim wrote: »I'm perfectly happy with the game as it has been for the last 6 years. I don't play anything else, other than Oblvion and Skyrim.
You're missing out on so many great games! Might I suggest Fallout, Dragon Age, Mass Effect, BioShock, Bully, Deus Ex, Dishonored, Half Life, L.A. Noire, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines... The list goes on.
The game has high potential and could be much greater than it is. All the features ESO has are top tier MMO aspects.
Like:
1. full toned dialogues even in different languagers by professional voice actors
2. every box/chest/shelv is lootable
3. nearly every house you can enter
4. a complete justice system, where you can rob or kill nearly any NPC in the game
5. a good designed 3 fraction pvp system, imperial city/sewers and battlegrounds (the idea/concept is excellent)
6. several PVE trials with different difficulties and high end gamemechanics where other MMOS can dream of
7. one of the best individual housing systems a MMO can have
2. There is also everytime a significant class unbalance in PvP which makes the game not competetive anymore. Even in PvE the meta is set by few classes, there is no class variety. Of course sometimes the meta changes and other classes coming on the top but it was never the case that you can "play the class you want" in endgame.
3. Last but not least the most significant problem. The often coming up massive bugs, set changes, combat changes and especially desyncs which happen in the game.
Every patch you have massive impacts/adaptions on the gameplay because a set bugs or gets completely changed, the server has some issues, boss mechanics bugging or the pvp is totally crashed, lags and attacks desync often.
That's the biggest problem ESO has. Make the game smooth, fix bugs and especially fix server performance and desyncs.
The game has to run fluend and to stay on a core gameplay style which is not changing every patch to be competetive.
Then it can also reach the WoW Throne and maybe also doing official Arena/Battleground Tournaments and live World first Trial Clearruns by Guilds.
CameraBeardThePirate wrote: »PrimeSeptim wrote: »I'm perfectly happy with the game as it has been for the last 6 years. I don't play anything else, other than Oblvion and Skyrim.
You're missing out on so many great games! Might I suggest Fallout, Dragon Age, Mass Effect, BioShock, Bully, Deus Ex, Dishonored, Half Life, L.A. Noire, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines... The list goes on.
+1 for VTMB. Any TES fans that haven't played this gem are seriously missing out. It's a wonderfully charming RPG with some of the best atmosphere out of any game I've played. It also has a certain Oblivion-esque charm to its NPCs and dialogue; the game isn't afraid to be silly and serious at the same time.
Just be sure to play it with the unofficial patch.
eternalshockcable wrote: »Over the years we have seen a decline in competitive development within TESO.
I would like to hear your thoughts on what happened and how it could be a better experience.
The game has high potential and could be much greater than it is. All the features ESO has are top tier MMO aspects. < snipped>.
barney2525 wrote: »The game has high potential and could be much greater than it is. All the features ESO has are top tier MMO aspects. < snipped>.
Good Grief what bunch of Nit Pickers. You have a great game, many many many people are online all hours of the day and night. The game appeals to a wide variety of play styles. There are a wide variety of options for the player to decide if they want to get involved in a specific aspect, or not.
Exactly how many times in the last 6 -7 years have they had to, as Archeage puts it, merge servers (oooo can't say that, gotta say 'server evolution' ) or open new servers to do a Fresh Start of the same game ?
Ah.... that would be None. Why? Because there is no shortage of players, because the product is just that Good.
Why do people have to insist that They know best, and the game will never reach it's " potential ", unless Their view and vision is applied.
Why can't people just enjoy a good game and move on ?
barney2525 wrote: »The game has high potential and could be much greater than it is. All the features ESO has are top tier MMO aspects. < snipped>.
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Exactly how many times in the last 6 -7 years have they had to, as Archeage puts it, merge servers (oooo can't say that, gotta say 'server evolution' ) or open new servers to do a Fresh Start of the same game ?
Ah.... that would be None. Why? Because there is no shortage of players, because the product is just that Good.
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