Good bye ESO had a great time while it lasted
deef85b16_ESO
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I'm thinking about to not prolong my subscription, while I had a great time with ESO there are some worrisome issues that killed my enjoyment and experience.
I bought the game to quest together with my friends and girlfriend for instance, but that's not really possible due to phasing issues (or the design principle behind the phasing), she already quit the game because of that.
Massive server-side lag (skills not responding for instance), I'm confident that it's mostly a technical server-side issue because the US players are experiencing the same. (experiencing this for over a month, beta felt smoother in some cases).
PVP seems almost dead due to people leaving at a rapid rate ?
Furthermore I've lost my trust in this game due to the lack of acknowledgement of the customer support, they even made it seem like we people are stupid and can't read, not literately but what they were saying could be very much interpreted that way (payment/subscription fee debacle), and a lot of issues shouldn't have gone live (bank bug for instance).
Though I wish everyone a pleasant experience and I just feel a little sad because I had high hopes for this game, but I'm afraid I can't support it any longer due to the above reasons.
Edited by deef85b16_ESO on May 9, 2014 3:25PM I bought the game to quest together with my friends and girlfriend for instance, but that's not really possible due to phasing issues (or the design principle behind the phasing), she already quit the game because of that.
Massive server-side lag (skills not responding for instance), I'm confident that it's mostly a technical server-side issue because the US players are experiencing the same. (experiencing this for over a month, beta felt smoother in some cases).
PVP seems almost dead due to people leaving at a rapid rate ?
Furthermore I've lost my trust in this game due to the lack of acknowledgement of the customer support, they even made it seem like we people are stupid and can't read, not literately but what they were saying could be very much interpreted that way (payment/subscription fee debacle), and a lot of issues shouldn't have gone live (bank bug for instance).
Though I wish everyone a pleasant experience and I just feel a little sad because I had high hopes for this game, but I'm afraid I can't support it any longer due to the above reasons.
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Reenlister✭✭✭While I can understand that for you, you have reached a level of frustration. Your post will be closed promptly, your not allowed to post goodbye threads...0
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Affrayer✭✭✭Welp, Cya man. You're welcome back anytime.
Those of us that stay around will be the ones to help shape this game into the beauty we know it can be.Pffffff4 -
Chryos✭✭✭✭Group up, travel to player, then you are in same phase, then you can quest. If there are certain quests you can only do solo, then find something else to do, such as public dungeons, craft together, explore together. There is alot of things you can do together, it might not be every quest, but think outside the box and create and co-manage a new guild for example.If I am going to quote someone, it's going to be me.1 -
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✭✭Welp, Cya man. You're welcome back anytime.
Those of us that stay around will be the ones to help shape this game into the beauty we know it can be.
I agree with this guy - this game could be something really great, just needs to be pushed into shape by those of us who stay.
Hope you come back some time OP.0 -
Chryos✭✭✭✭PVP: It's not dead, Cyrodil is a big place across many campaigns, all stuff thats being worked on.If I am going to quote someone, it's going to be me.1
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ZOS_RobinsonE✭✭✭Hello @deef85b16_ESO,
We understand and respect that sometimes people will leave The Elder Scrolls Online community. @deef85b16_ESO, we thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us and we wish you the very best. We're closing this thread now per our Code of Conduct policy on quitting/goodbye threads.0
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