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Prediction: No big (really big) updates until Console release is very close
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While patches like today's are very welcome- I expect no MAJOR fixes or changes or updates for at least 5 months.
Why? The console release, which will generate publicity and need to be received well, will be slated right before Christmas (ie, about 6 months from originally planned release as they said). Anything they do now will be old news then.
After the less than stellar initial release, to generate a "Look at us now" PR campaign that prompts new reviews of the game--I predict the console release will come right after (or even with) a biiiiiiiig update that fixes a lot of things and add major features that will be kept somewhat under wraps until close to their release to add to that PR push. I expect it to have surprises--maybe even housing, or a huge new zone.
I wouldn't be surprised if they hold back some big things and needed fixes to maximize the public relations potential to push the console version, garner new reviews, and propel the Christmas buying season as well. Because that will be the make or break moment for this game--November/December 2014.
Edited by daneyulebub17_ESO on June 24, 2014 3:23PM Why? The console release, which will generate publicity and need to be received well, will be slated right before Christmas (ie, about 6 months from originally planned release as they said). Anything they do now will be old news then.
After the less than stellar initial release, to generate a "Look at us now" PR campaign that prompts new reviews of the game--I predict the console release will come right after (or even with) a biiiiiiiig update that fixes a lot of things and add major features that will be kept somewhat under wraps until close to their release to add to that PR push. I expect it to have surprises--maybe even housing, or a huge new zone.
I wouldn't be surprised if they hold back some big things and needed fixes to maximize the public relations potential to push the console version, garner new reviews, and propel the Christmas buying season as well. Because that will be the make or break moment for this game--November/December 2014.
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✭Slapping huge updates usually ends up causing more problems than good - crag is proof of that, they are unable to do just that.Edited by tordr86b16_ESO on June 24, 2014 12:44PM0 -
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✭If they don't do some big changes that play well in the media and youtube by the time of the console release and rewrite the current narrative of failure (deserved or not), when everyone will be taking a re-look at the game, the console release will die on the vine.Edited by daneyulebub17_ESO on June 24, 2014 3:43PMThis message confirms that you have successfully cancelled your subscription to The Elder Scrolls Online. You will no longer be charged for a subscription on a recurring basis, and your access to the game will expire at the end of your current subscription cycle.
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