mrlee95b14_ESO wrote: »
Then he complains endlessly about the horrible grouping and not being able to quest together efficiently. And while I agree with that assessment, that's common place in today's MMORPGs. In fact, most of the more recent MMORPGs don't even allow you to group for many of the quests at all and treats character progression as a wholly single-player experience.
If its so comon place in today's MMO's, please tell me which MMO's you are talking about?
The MMO's I have played recently, Guild Wars 2, Wildstar, WoW, Rift, Star Trek Online, LotRO all allow me to group and quest with friends without any issues. Hell even some let you downscale in levels just to help out your friends if they are not your level!
sSolutionSs wrote: »
Etchesketch wrote: »
P.S. I hate the draft thing.I do too.
I frequently start writing something, then realize I'm being even more abrasive than usual, so I decide against it.
Then I go back to post in that thread, don't realize a draft is still there, and end up posting it anyway by accident. -_-
I like how you type. People normally go this way.You however, being the daring gal you are, rebels and says no! It shall be done this way. Kudos cupcake.
He came playing TESO with the mindset that this should be a F2P game from the get-go. His "first impressions" video gives you an insight on that.sSolutionSs wrote: »
Joe the nerd who made a video saying how crap was the game, then made a video saying how good it was and now is back saying is crap
Ok, so someone who can't keep an opinion for more than a week
Why you care?
ChairGraveyard wrote: »Joe the nerd who made a video saying how crap was the game, then made a video saying how good it was and now is back saying is crap
Ok, so someone who can't keep an opinion for more than a week
Why you care?
This. WhinyJoe has zero credibility and is just doing whatever idiotic stunt will get him the most views.
Of course he has his drooling followers to come in here and start trolling to defend his idiocy. He's in good company.
Jadeviper1974 wrote: »So you don't believe that someone can give an honest assessment of a product that gives it a low approval score, without having a negative emotional response?
Etchesketch wrote: »
P.S. I hate the draft thing.I do too.
I frequently start writing something, then realize I'm being even more abrasive than usual, so I decide against it.
Then I go back to post in that thread, don't realize a draft is still there, and end up posting it anyway by accident. -_-
I like how you type. People normally go this way.You however, being the daring gal you are, rebels and says no! It shall be done this way. Kudos cupcake.It's all part of my master plan to convert everybody to textcenterism.
Then comes the poisoned Kool-aid...
Joe Vargas is a great reviewer. If I owned IGN I would try to hire him to be a writer.ChairGraveyard wrote: »An honest assessment of the game is exactly what WhinyJoe seems incapable of providing, given that his entire motivation is view-baiting for ad revenue.
If it made him ad money he'd sell his own grandmother to slavers.
megginsonjuan_ESO wrote: »Joe Vargas is a great reviewer. If I owned IGN I would try to hire him to be a writer.ChairGraveyard wrote: »An honest assessment of the game is exactly what WhinyJoe seems incapable of providing, given that his entire motivation is view-baiting for ad revenue.
If it made him ad money he'd sell his own grandmother to slavers.
megginsonjuan_ESO wrote: »=
Joe Vargas is a great reviewer. If I owned IGN I would try to hire him to be a writer.
ChairGraveyard wrote: »megginsonjuan_ESO wrote: »=
Joe Vargas is a great reviewer. If I owned IGN I would try to hire him to be a writer.
He'd slaughter a bouncy castle full of puppies if it gave him views.
Really?? You don't know if he can write or cannot. Also he's a compassionate gamer who just wants games the way they used to be.ChairGraveyard wrote: »megginsonjuan_ESO wrote: »=
Joe Vargas is a great reviewer. If I owned IGN I would try to hire him to be a writer.
Considering he's not a writer (and doesn't even use a written medium) this assertion is laughable in the extreme.
Further, he's not a reviewer either, since that requires you to actually review things. He's just a view-baiting ad revenue ***, who will say anything to get views for ad money.
He'd slaughter a bouncy castle full of puppies if it gave him views.
He's wrong because he overstates the facts and blows them vastly out of proportion. Listening to his review, you'd think, short of the PvP, that the game was entirely broken and near non-functional. His review is trash.
He glosses over the pros and spends the entire time bitching about what he doesn't like. I get it, the game isn't perfect, big surprise, but do we need the entire video to have that message conveyed to us? His review wasn't balanced in any sense of the word. You could hardly call it a review honestly.
What you fail to understand isn't that he is seeking views for money, but that he shapes his content to gain those views. He appeal to an audience, a specific one, to make his money. The trend for almost a year now has been to bash on ESO, and he joined the bandwagon as soon as he decided he disliked their subscription model. He's been down on the game and nitpicking it to pieces since. Him giving it a poor review was not a surprise, and his views match those of the inane rabble rousers perfectly.
"I don't like subs. This game has bugs. Game is unplayable. It sucks!" He's literally throwing a ninny-fit because console boy isn't getting Skyrim for free.
You're free to dislike subs, but keep it out of the review of the game's content as it has nothing to do with the game's content. Yes, the game has bugs, but they are not as overstated as he makes them seem. The game has a lot of good qualities that he has failed to mention or even make a respectable note of.
"Combat is fun I guess..." doesn't cut it.
His review is a joke. He's a joke. He's a turd as far as I'm concerned. Drunk or sober, the dude us a fanboy turd.
If you want to have it further illustrated to you how unbalanced and clueless he is about this genre, go watch his review of GW2. (Keep in mind I own the CE and have played a good bit of GW2. I enjoy it for the most part.) You'd think that that game was literally the second coming of Christ. Once again, he eschews balance and fairness for an over the top one-sided review, because that's what is audience wants. I'd suspect his audience are mostly very young, and young minds love that kind of over the top stuff.
"THIS GAME SUXXXXX" contrasted with the sometimes "THIS IS BEST GAME EVARR GOTYYYY" is totally the kind of hype talk that teenagers and kids use and that people selling products (Joe is selling a character!) look to appeal to.
The guys who gave fair and balanced reviews aren't getting near the attention, why? Because people like spectacles, and these reviewers didn't make a spectacle of themselves.
Ever heard the term "lowest common denominator"? Look it up.
Looking forward to the 30 days since launch mark. All the "I am not subbing" and "this game sux" people should be gone from these forums right?
Angry Joe dude can move on to another game. Angry forum posters can move on to another game.
Time will tell if that leaves enough people to support the sub model.
But at least most the QQ and rage posts should die down.
Maybe then the forum can be used for sharing information on playing the game.
Jadeviper1974 wrote: »
So you don't believe that someone can give an honest assessment of a product that gives it a low approval score, without having a negative emotional response?
Frankly, I see so much that could and frankly should have been done so much better, but I am sticking with the game and I would have given it a 4/10.
I was so excited for this game, i forked out $2100 for a new computer in preparation for ESO. Bought the Imperial Edition for $120 AUD and invested hours apon hours into theory-crafting, only to find a boring, tedious, dysfunctional game.
heh i made a similar point earlier in the thread.How can you immerse yourself to any game while listening to an annoying woman rambling in skype the whole time?
I was so excited for this game, i forked out $2100 for a new computer in preparation for ESO. Bought the Imperial Edition for $120 AUD and invested hours apon hours into theory-crafting, only to find a boring, tedious, dysfunctional game.
ESO will run on a toaster. I sometimes play it on my Mac mini and it runs just fine.
You may want to be less concerned about buying the game and more concerned [embarrassed] about the $2100 parcel of swampland some marketing team talked you into buying.