No offense, but your name seems a bit ironic given what you're asking for
This seems almost identical to the other thread you started about this,
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/comment/682129/
so...No offense, but your name seems a bit ironic given what you're asking for
GreatPlayer wrote: »its just a name dont take it so seriously!
I would say it is very similar to the earlier thread, but this one is a bit more in depth than the original. It also brings up a valid point about casual players having a difficult time with certain parts of ESO. Many players have a challenging time learning the finer points of evading and blocking attacks or understanding how to utilize crowd control in their given character build.This seems almost identical to the other thread you started about this,
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/comment/682129/
so...
I would say it is very similar to the earlier thread, but this one is a bit more in depth than the original. It also brings up a valid point about casual players having a difficult time with certain parts of ESO. Many players have a challenging time learning the finer points of evading and blocking attacks or understanding how to utilize crowd control in their given character build.This seems almost identical to the other thread you started about this,
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/comment/682129/
so...
Just today I came upon a player standing in place and losing to a single mob of the same level. He didn't really grasp the benefits of movement and stuns which lead to his downfall (I'm not a monster and I did try to aid him, but I was a bit too late). Of course this isn't to say that ZOS doesn't share some of the blame with many of scaling issues found around Tamriel. It's just obvious that games like World of Warcraft and their ilk have helped in homogenizing the MMO experience and made it challenging for games like ESO to break free from that mold.
Many players have a challenging time learning the finer points of evading and blocking attacks or understanding how to utilize crowd control in their given character build.
deathly809_ESO wrote: »Casual player and already veteran? I am not even level 40 yet and I play about 10+ hours a week lol.
GreatPlayer wrote: »deathly809_ESO wrote: »Casual player and already veteran? I am not even level 40 yet and I play about 10+ hours a week lol.
You will be in for a shock when you try to veteran dungeons!
"Casual" players at Veteran levels already? Are you sure you know what "casual" means??
GreatPlayer wrote: »"Casual" players at Veteran levels already? Are you sure you know what "casual" means??
yes! casual player usually have average skil, thats me, they dont have insanely fast reaction time, thats me.
If you look at all the top elite players, they spend 24hrs a day thinking about the game trying new build, and they have insanely fast reaction time. I am sorry but I am just not that good!
I disagree. Casual can also be used to describe one's attitude toward the learning and practice of certain game mechanics in addition to one's potentially sporadic gaming schedule.stefaan.de.wasch1b16_ESO wrote: »Casual has nothing to do with skill but with game time GreatPlayer