MidniteOwl1913 wrote: »
Since the PTS is PC only how is that going to work?
the1andonlyskwex wrote: »
One thing that is almost certain to make me quit is if I start getting whispers about how bad my DPS is.
MidniteOwl1913 wrote: »
But there have to be hardware specific drivers underneath those addons to support the code. If they are written like browsers then the UI will be mostly the same, and the differences hidden. Since most console players don't know what the addons UI looks like I'm not sure that will matter...
MidniteOwl1913 wrote: »
They are using an emulator for the PTS, but at some point yeah they will have to be made to work on the console hardware directly. I'm not sure how they are going to deal with (at least for PS5) console gatekeepers. Sony isn't easy. There are a lot of *very* important details that haven't been addressed. I'm just in wait and see mode.
I don't know Sony or MS' policies on mods and stuff, but I do remember us being told a while back that the reason console didn't have addons for ESO was because of those companies rejecting having them for whatever reason. I believe the reason we don't have cross-play is the same reason? MS and Sony didn't agree to it?dk_dunkirk wrote: »
As I indicated in the original post, I've been over this mods issue on these forums many times. Many people have blamed Sony as the reason that mods wouldn't fly on consoles. What makes them more difficult than Microsoft in this regard? Will you be the first to provide a clear, solid reason why Sony's policies around mods are more challenging than Microsoft's?
I don't know Sony or MS' policies on mods and stuff, but I do remember us being told a while back that the reason console didn't have addons for ESO was because of those companies rejecting having them for whatever reason. I believe the reason we don't have cross-play is the same reason? MS and Sony didn't agree to it?
dk_dunkirk wrote: »
Again, I’ve heard this several times, but both Microsoft and Sony have a HOST of titles that do cross play already. Again, besides “I’ve been told,” why wouldn’t they both be open to doing cross play if ZOS wanted to do it?
DenverRalphy wrote: »
I believe they're referring to addons, not crossplay.
Ignore them?
I highly doubt it broke your ability to heal. My ability to heal with it is fine.
So because you don't like something, you want it taken from others? Why? If ZOS thought addons in general were causing any sort of real issue with the game, they'd have already disabled them as a test by now. It's literally one of the first things they tell you to disable when you're having problems, so if they thought addons were causing server-wide issues, they'd take their own advice and turn them off server-wide. Wanting addons removed for any other reason than believing they might be adversely affecting the server is imho selfish.
Edit to add in regards to the last bit, I hold that belief in all aspects of life. Just because a person doesn't like or agree with something in and of itself has never, in my opinion, been anywhere near a good reason for taking it from people who do like it. I don't like how beer tastes but i don't think it should no longer be sold. I don't like how most creams and lotions feel on my hands but I don't think they should be discontinued entirely. I don't like tops that hang down too low on the neck because having my neck bare is uncomfortable, but I don't think tops with lower necks should stop being made.
People shouldn't call for the removal of things they don't like. If you don't like something, don't use it, don't engage with it, ignore it and leave the people who do like and enjoy that stuff to it.
Some info was written here for add-on authors https://www.esoui.com/forums/showpost.php?p=50999&postcount=2
He is totally right about the outcome of his analogies, but 100% wrong about why I am against add-ons. So those analogies make no sense. For me it is about fairplay between add-on users and non add-on users.KaironBlackbard wrote: »
I love these analogies.
The system memory of the current gen consoles allows us to do add-ons for console. So not a ploy to upgrade, but rather, new tech allowing us to do new things.
ZoS practiced an "equal opportunities on different hardware" policy, so it denied us the number of slots in our homes and other functions. Now we're getting a positive signal about console mods. Let's add spaces in the players' homes and explain this just by the technical capabilities of the new computers. And let the players on the old machines stay with a small limit.
But some are just granting unfair advantages in my opinion.
o_Primate_o wrote: »I wonder if this is a preemptive move to level the playing field between consoles and PC before cross platform play
o_Primate_o wrote: »I wonder if this is a preemptive move to level the playing field between consoles and PC before cross platform play
She actually lol. And if I misinterpreted your dislike then I apologize; I've found most people who want them removed want it done because they just don't like them, so I just sort of assume that these days about everyone who shares that sentiment.He is totally right about the outcome of his analogies, but 100% wrong about why I am against add-ons. So those analogies make no sense. For me it is about fairplay between add-on users and non add-on users.
Personally I actually think some add-ons are really cool! But some are just granting unfair advantages in my opinion.
Some info was written here for add-on authors https://www.esoui.com/forums/showpost.php?p=50999&postcount=2