rioinsigniab16_ESO wrote: »I can't actually get into the game because Zenimax have changed the account system without telling anyone. And THEN make you wait for over an hour for the emailed code, ONLY TO FIND that it doesn't work. Then when it is accepted your account gets LOCKED because you've entered it too many times.
So no, for now they don't get my support for locking me out of a product that I've purchased.
Negative39 wrote: »I don't understand the point of this thread at all other than to creep and crawl to Zenimax. They know we support their game, or we would not be trying to play it. Personally, I'd rather they concentrated on fixing the game rather than reading your redundant support here.
rioinsigniab16_ESO wrote: »I can't actually get into the game because Zenimax have changed the account system without telling anyone. They THEN make you wait for over an hour for the emailed code. ONLY TO FIND that it isn't accepted and keeps telling you to wait another 10 mins. 10 mins come and go....still no new code. You try again, wait another 10 mins. Still nothing. Then when the old code is accepted (because you've messed with the two icons above your account name), you find that your account gets LOCKED because you've entered the code too many times.
So no, for now they don't get my support for locking me out of a product that I've purchased.
rioinsigniab16_ESO wrote: »I can't actually get into the game because Zenimax have changed the account system without telling anyone. And THEN make you wait for over an hour for the emailed code, ONLY TO FIND that it doesn't work. Then when it is accepted your account gets LOCKED because you've entered it too many times.
So no, for now they don't get my support for locking me out of a product that I've purchased.
I understand, but if we dont support then how do we get back to playing.
Yes t hey may have *** up, but doesnt mean we just flat out hate them, its a brand new MMO not a week old, and a lot of people got it as it is such a majorly awaited game, instead of whining we should try and help.
Everyone has the "I payed for it, I want it now" attitude. We'll probably get time credited to our accounts for being unable to access the game today, seeing as they did that for early access it only makes sense. I still support this game 100%, even with all the bugs it's such a great game.
rioinsigniab16_ESO wrote: »rioinsigniab16_ESO wrote: »I can't actually get into the game because Zenimax have changed the account system without telling anyone. And THEN make you wait for over an hour for the emailed code, ONLY TO FIND that it doesn't work. Then when it is accepted your account gets LOCKED because you've entered it too many times.
So no, for now they don't get my support for locking me out of a product that I've purchased.
I understand, but if we dont support then how do we get back to playing.
Yes t hey may have *** up, but doesnt mean we just flat out hate them, its a brand new MMO not a week old, and a lot of people got it as it is such a majorly awaited game, instead of whining we should try and help.
You are falling into the age old trap of labelling all negativity and criticism as "hate". It isn't. It's frustration. It's concern. It's a desire to see Zenimax do better than they are doing.
It isn't necessarily "hate".
Right now, I'm frustrated. This isn't my first MMO by a LONG shot. But by now, I would have assumed that Zenimax would have learned from the mistakes of the past. But obviously they haven't so far.
Can they redeem themselves? Sure. Will they? Time will tell.
rioinsigniab16_ESO wrote: »Everyone has the "I payed for it, I want it now" attitude. We'll probably get time credited to our accounts for being unable to access the game today, seeing as they did that for early access it only makes sense. I still support this game 100%, even with all the bugs it's such a great game.
With all due respect, if you pay for something and it isn't delivered on time or in a working state, then you are well within your rights to lodge a "complaint" by whatever means is appropriate.
However, if everyone just takes the "whatever" attitude, then the suppliers are never given the opportunity to put things right? Fact is, they can't. Which is why negativity is more helpful than blind loyalty.
http://www.raphkoster.com/2013/10/14/on-getting-criticism/
I agree its not hate, it is frustration.
But if we show our support, rather than that frustration.
if we want zenimax to make the game better for us, we need to show them we like it and are willing to stick with it, not lash out with this frustration and threaten to not play it or give the game a bad look.
I work something similar to what these guys do, they will learn, but positive feedback gets much further than negative feedback, we need to show that rather than just pure aggression, which everyone else seems to be doing.
rioinsigniab16_ESO wrote: »I agree its not hate, it is frustration.
But if we show our support, rather than that frustration.
if we want zenimax to make the game better for us, we need to show them we like it and are willing to stick with it, not lash out with this frustration and threaten to not play it or give the game a bad look.
I work something similar to what these guys do, they will learn, but positive feedback gets much further than negative feedback, we need to show that rather than just pure aggression, which everyone else seems to be doing.
I disagree. See the link I posted to Raph Koster's page on dealing with criticism.
The danger in showing blind loyalty is that it can lead to apathy towards the customer and a lack of willingness to actually put things right.
No, because you can give negative feedback without the appearance and hatred of a 3 year old throwing their dummy out of the pram.
Without patronizing people who are experiencing problems, I definitely show my support and have been lucky enough to not experience any issues myself other than a couple bugged quests. My main concern posting on this thread is that we all show empathy for those who are frustrated and hope no one quits as Zenimax works things out for them.