1. As @Moonraker has stated time and time again in this section of the forums, technical fixes specific to a particular platform are not normally put into the patch notes. There have been exceptions to that rule, but not many (i.e. less than three regarding OS X, iirc).
2. http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/comment/1141330#Comment_1141330
   

   ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

   [@ OP] - We're sorry to hear you've been experiencing such a frustrating issue. Our Mac team has been on the case tracking this one down. We are currently testing a fix for what we believe is causing your issue. If it passes, it will be in Update 3.

Volla wrote: »

If it passes ? We mac users also pay monthly for the game, as costumers we should get same love as the PC users.

It's standard practice that any committed code change, be it bug fix or new feature, needs to go through and be approved by QA, before it can be released in a patch. In no way whatsoever does it matter what platform this code change is for.

riddled with serious bugs.
it's just unplayable on my Mac. :'(

Sure.

It started after the update in early August.
The game ran fine beforehand.
Combat reliably triggers my character into uncontrollable movement.
For example he won't stop backing up or going sideways.
Of course this means I can't engage in any combat w/o dying.
I've tried everything suggested, including different peripherals, as there are plenty of good ideas here in the forums. Nothing works unfortunately.

My hardware is as follows:
Mid 2011 Mac mini 2.5 i5 w/ ATI 6630m
Self-installed SSD w/ 8Gb of memory.
Apple Thunderbolt display
Razer Naga 2014 and an Apple keyboard.

Not hot rod specs to say the least, but what baffles me is the fact that the game ran fine from the release date until early August.

I'm bummed and I miss playing.

Thanks for your interest KFT.

One thing to keep in mind, is that the game has seen improvements in the graphics department since launch, such as:

• the color correction system in 1.3.3 (this is the only change that can be reversed by setting COLOR_CORRECTION=0 in UserSettings.txt)
• the armor dye system, also in 1.3.3 (which hit in early August, btw)
• the improved interior lightning system in 1.2.3

MMOs and their client software are moving targets. Features will get altered or added on a constant basis, and for the most part, "improvement" does not imply "optimization" automatically. Systems on the lower end of the spectrum might be impacted quicker by those changes than those with a greater performance reserve.

KhajitFurTrader wrote: »

Systems on the lower end of the spectrum might be impacted quicker by those changes than those with a greater performance reserve.

Hey KFT.
I have thought of the low-end spec problem.
But the game plays fine whenever I am not in combat.
That's why I believe it isn't my Mac.

Hey thanks again for your interest.
I've copied my reply in a companion thread from Mac support below.

PrinceBoru wrote: »

FYI I have tried both of those suggestions to no avail.
The Razer software is nowhere on my computer. I've long since removed it.
I've also returned in-game bindings to default with no luck.
I have used different mice and a different keyboard.
The keyboard directional keys also triggered the behaviors on two USB keyboards.
There are similar bug complaints on the Windows Customer Support pages.

I thought I was the only person having issues with sticky keys. This happens the most in combat, but anytime my FPS starts to suffer, the game seems to lose track of the keyboard at times. It won't register all the key presses and some of them it sticks. I hit the forward, back or left/right keys and it won't stop going in that direction until I re-hit the key, sometimes more than once for it to register.

I don't have this problem in any other program, just ESO. I lowered some of my settings to keep the FPS up, but with the update to Yosemite, it's back with a vengeance. I get 60 FPS in low spawn areas, but in combat and when there's a lot of mobs, it gets to below 5 FPS. That's right... five. Mavericks wasn't as bad, so something definitely changed in Yosemite. I've gone though all my other apps and they don't seem to have issues, even my many 3D apps and games. ESO seems the most affected by far. Even lowering the subsample from medium to low didn't do a thing.