wrlifeboil wrote: »

david271749 wrote: »

wrlifeboil wrote: »

skeletorz_ESO wrote: »

This game sold in the millions and now I bet there aren't 100k subs. It is that bad.

If that is true, that would be a "we f'ed up bad" kind of number. I don't think it's that bad but given the TES lineage maybe so. It's all relative. Speaking about relatively, Wildstar is doing very well right out of the gate.

Yes it is. Do you play?

Yup. I was in Craglorn yesterday for about two hours grinding xp in anomaly groups. Zone chat in Craglorn was relatively active with people looking for instances and boss grinding groups.

Lol. I meant Wildstar since you mentioned it.

wrlifeboil wrote: »

Ragnar_Lodbrok wrote: »

I doubt they will actually release on consoles. They have to plan for free to play in about 3 months

I doubt that what you said is true. In the worst case scenario, they go b2p. I seriously doubt they will ever give away the box or digital download of the game for free. Bad precedent for a Bethesda game. It's not Hearthstone after all.

And if eso did eventually go b2p, I don't expect it until 2015. A change in 2014 would really mean the numbers currently in the game are really, really, really bad.

May I just say you "hit the nail on the head"

Hasn't Neverwinter been released on Xbox One now?

i honestly think that ZOS expects the XBOX and PS versions to be the same as PC and are only testing in house.

they really need to understand that those systems will have unique problems..

FF11 was the first real MMO i played. it was a true cross platform MMO that had servers that served any player who was in that server no matter what system they played on.

each system played differantly.. the people on PS2 were the only ones able to use this one trick where they could get past the map boundry in a certain place. that bug was never fixed because it had no advantage other than "hey look at me" and no effect on gameplay. it was a early zone so nothing was gained by having high level players use that hole.

that game did pretty well apart from that but there were ALWAYS system unique issues.

ZOS and TES both have historys of being buggy in ways you would never expect, and have proven to be coding nightmares for the programmers.

Each past TES game has had differant issues on each platform. far back as morrowind, the first one to hit a console. Hell morrowind is still terrible on the consoles it was on, and at this point no longer gets any support so even if you have a good copy there is no point in playing it. Oblivion had system unique issues as well as the global ones, and so did skyrim.

ZOS has shown they have issues defeating some of these bugs, and have even shown issues in keeping some of them defeated. Right now the only thing going for them in the console release is the fact that they will be doing the consoles on differant servers, meaning bugs that might give an advantage to one platform will not affect the others.

Gidorick wrote: »

Seraphyel wrote: »

Gidorick wrote: »

Hasn't Neverwinter been released on Xbox One now?

Yes, four days ago.

Gah... as a PS4 player... I'm jealous! That game is going to give ESO a run for it's money on consoles.

That game won't be any competition for ESO lol.
Also Xbox is far more important to ZOS than PS4.

nimander99 wrote: »

Anyone realizing this post is a year old?

Forum needs the ability to send an electric shock to users when they necro a thread that increases in intensity with the number of days since the last comment.

Mablung wrote: »

The only console info that have given is the fact its not coming out soon and you can convert your pc version to console. Google is your friend.

IF your PC version was active by June 9, 2014
(Just posting this because the comments seem not to identify this super important requirement)