It's so sad that what the op warned about in April 2014 happened exactly as predicted.
The proper solution to this problem should be the independent balancing of the utility, damage, radius, and duration on AoE abilities
Lava_Croft wrote: »I like how you are implying that only pugs want Cyrodiil and the rest will go to (lol) instanced PvP.
After last ESO-live I'm going with the 'Yes' option for now. After all, the devs evidently understand the problems we experience and are considering solutions. So the only difference now between those who clamour for the removal of AoE caps and the devs is that the former do not know the code base and the latter do. Why would I choose ignorance over knowledge? Only people with an axe to grind or deep rooted aversion to admitting they were wrong, it seems, would continue to harp on about this.
Ah, my apologies! Yes, we will just have to see in the Live environment how everything works out. Just like you, my hopes aren't very high either, but I'm ready to be amazed in a good way. Can barely get any worse than the current situation, I reckon.Lava_Croft wrote: »I like how you are implying that only pugs want Cyrodiil and the rest will go to (lol) instanced PvP.
Sorry you understand it wrong. What i mean is that if nothing changes in cyrodiil the not PUG players will get out sooner or later, because they not want to play like this, its boring. So if you love ESO the last chance to play not these PUG pvp in this game are arenas. If you not like both you change the game.
Thats i think now. If Cyrodiil is not changing in that way i want and if the arenas failing, i change the game. The same was with GW2 by me. WvWvW and their Arenas where boring to me.
I hold on so long. We lost from the beginning of the game around 200 peoples in our guild, because of they quitting the game. Most reason was the boring PUG zerging and blob groups in cyrodiil.
In my eyes @wrobel is too diffident with their changes. After last ESO live i think i know his mind behind the changes and what he is trying, but i think it is the wrong way. We will see whow the last changings will change the Cyrodiil meta. I hope he is teaching me wrong.
After last ESO-live I'm going with the 'Yes' option for now. After all, the devs evidently understand the problems we experience and are considering solutions. So the only difference now between those who clamour for the removal of AoE caps and the devs is that the former do not know the code base and the latter do. Why would I choose ignorance over knowledge? Only people with an axe to grind or deep rooted aversion to admitting they were wrong, it seems, would continue to harp on about this.
Maybe you should also look at the differences in understanding of the game and meta.
I quote Wrobel from last ESO Live: "Crystal Blast now has a lot more AoE damage, so you can throw that into a group of enemies who are charging at you and not, you know, not have to get hit by all their PBAoEs that they're spamming."
He explained further how he wants to change the meta to evolve more around positioning and ranged AoEs than it currently is, but the way he adresses it just clearly tells how inept he really is.
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You mean the same dev who said...After last ESO-live I'm going with the 'Yes' option for now. After all, the devs evidently understand the problems we experience and are considering solutions. So the only difference now between those who clamour for the removal of AoE caps and the devs is that the former do not know the code base and the latter do. Why would I choose ignorance over knowledge? Only people with an axe to grind or deep rooted aversion to admitting they were wrong, it seems, would continue to harp on about this.
HoloYoitsu wrote: »You mean the same dev who said...After last ESO-live I'm going with the 'Yes' option for now. After all, the devs evidently understand the problems we experience and are considering solutions. So the only difference now between those who clamour for the removal of AoE caps and the devs is that the former do not know the code base and the latter do. Why would I choose ignorance over knowledge? Only people with an axe to grind or deep rooted aversion to admitting they were wrong, it seems, would continue to harp on about this.
"People melt in Wall of Elements."
"We decreased Steel Tornado to 9m because we don't want it to be the biggest radius [PBAoE]."
"You should wait till your resources get to 0 before using a potion."
"We're not adding V16 gear vendors because people have too much AP."
The same dev responsible for so many persistently bugged skills and poor itemization that I've lost count?
That dev?!
I can't even find it in me to be mad at you, all I can do is laugh.
After last ESO-live I'm going with the 'Yes' option for now. After all, the devs evidently understand the problems we experience and are considering solutions. So the only difference now between those who clamour for the removal of AoE caps and the devs is that the former do not know the code base and the latter do. Why would I choose ignorance over knowledge? Only people with an axe to grind or deep rooted aversion to admitting they were wrong, it seems, would continue to harp on about this.
Maybe you should also look at the differences in understanding of the game and meta.
I quote Wrobel from last ESO Live: "Crystal Blast now has a lot more AoE damage, so you can throw that into a group of enemies who are charging at you and not, you know, not have to get hit by all their PBAoEs that they're spamming."
He explained further how he wants to change the meta to evolve more around positioning and ranged AoEs than it currently is, but the way he adresses it just clearly tells how inept he really is.
edit: typo
Well, he has a team of professionals to go over a code base. What do you have? An awkwardly formulated sentence on a twitch stream.
Come again, @Lava_Croft?Lava_Croft wrote: »Can barely get any worse than the current situation, I reckon.Lava_Croft wrote: »I like how you are implying that only pugs want Cyrodiil and the rest will go to (lol) instanced PvP.
Sorry you understand it wrong. What i mean is that if nothing changes in cyrodiil the not PUG players will get out sooner or later, because they not want to play like this, its boring. So if you love ESO the last chance to play not these PUG pvp in this game are arenas. If you not like both you change the game.
Thats i think now. If Cyrodiil is not changing in that way i want and if the arenas failing, i change the game. The same was with GW2 by me. WvWvW and their Arenas where boring to me.
I hold on so long. We lost from the beginning of the game around 200 peoples in our guild, because of they quitting the game. Most reason was the boring PUG zerging and blob groups in cyrodiil.
In my eyes @wrobel is too diffident with their changes. After last ESO live i think i know his mind behind the changes and what he is trying, but i think it is the wrong way. We will see whow the last changings will change the Cyrodiil meta. I hope he is teaching me wrong.
After last ESO-live I'm going with the 'Yes' option for now. After all, the devs evidently understand the problems we experience and are considering solutions. So the only difference now between those who clamour for the removal of AoE caps and the devs is that the former do not know the code base and the latter do. Why would I choose ignorance over knowledge? Only people with an axe to grind or deep rooted aversion to admitting they were wrong, it seems, would continue to harp on about this.
Maybe you should also look at the differences in understanding of the game and meta.
I quote Wrobel from last ESO Live: "Crystal Blast now has a lot more AoE damage, so you can throw that into a group of enemies who are charging at you and not, you know, not have to get hit by all their PBAoEs that they're spamming."
He explained further how he wants to change the meta to evolve more around positioning and ranged AoEs than it currently is, but the way he adresses it just clearly tells how inept he really is.
edit: typo
Well, he has a team of professionals to go over a code base. What do you have? An awkwardly formulated sentence on a twitch stream.
Don't worry, I have lots evidence. If Wrobel had never even tried to communicate with the community, I'd be pissed. This way, I just pity him and silently hope things may change one day.
The player base can put a million polls up for something that says everyone wants something a certain way.
The bottom line is that it is ZoS' game. If the devs don't agree and think it is a bad idea or there is some other reason why something can't be done the don't have to change it, period.
For whatever reason, they have said the won't remove the Aoe caps. It doesn't break the game. People need to get over it already.
The player base can put a million polls up for something that says everyone wants something a certain way.
The bottom line is that it is ZoS' game. If the devs don't agree and think it is a bad idea or there is some other reason why something can't be done the don't have to change it, period.
For whatever reason, they have said the won't remove the Aoe caps. It doesn't break the game. People need to get over it already.
ZOS is really good at beating expectations, I'll admit that.Come again, @Lava_Croft?Lava_Croft wrote: »Can barely get any worse than the current situation, I reckon.Lava_Croft wrote: »I like how you are implying that only pugs want Cyrodiil and the rest will go to (lol) instanced PvP.
Sorry you understand it wrong. What i mean is that if nothing changes in cyrodiil the not PUG players will get out sooner or later, because they not want to play like this, its boring. So if you love ESO the last chance to play not these PUG pvp in this game are arenas. If you not like both you change the game.
Thats i think now. If Cyrodiil is not changing in that way i want and if the arenas failing, i change the game. The same was with GW2 by me. WvWvW and their Arenas where boring to me.
I hold on so long. We lost from the beginning of the game around 200 peoples in our guild, because of they quitting the game. Most reason was the boring PUG zerging and blob groups in cyrodiil.
In my eyes @wrobel is too diffident with their changes. After last ESO live i think i know his mind behind the changes and what he is trying, but i think it is the wrong way. We will see whow the last changings will change the Cyrodiil meta. I hope he is teaching me wrong.