Compliments to the ZOS team and my apologies

Messy1 · April 2015

Okay, I admit, I got caught up in the negative tirades of some threads about game performance, perceived developer injustices, and rumor-mongering and I am sorry. The game is great I continue to play, subscribe, and wish ESO all the very best.

Keep up the good work ZOS devs; I hope that the console launch is a huge success and we continue to get a high quality game that will flourish. Sorry for any grief that I have caused forums moderators, but hey we can't all be good little soldiers all the time XD.

Sindala · April 2015

Argh...they got to you too...far to many have been brainwashed since I've been away.
Time to re-distribute the truth I think.

Dragsooth · April 2015

I don't think there's an achievement on the forums for brown nosing =3

Messy1 · April 2015

Dragsooth wrote: »

I don't think there's an achievement on the forums for brown nosing =3

I got on the heavy criticism bandwagon for a while and it accomplished very little so I will just continue to try and contribute positive ideas and remain optimistic!

Dragsooth · April 2015

Messy1 wrote: »

Dragsooth wrote: »

I don't think there's an achievement on the forums for brown nosing =3

I got on the heavy criticism bandwagon for a while and it accomplished very little so I will just continue to try and contribute positive ideas and remain optimistic!

Constructive criticism is a good thing and should be exercised. I think what you should work on is making your criticism feel less passive aggressive.

AlienSlof · April 2015

Polite, well thought-out constructive criticism will always go down better than an anger-fuelled diatribe. Sprinkle a bit of humour into it here and there - make them smile. Remember it is a human on the other end reading it - they are more likely to take you seriously and take note if it's not just a rant. Consider how you would feel if you made something (a mod for example) and you had some users ranting at you because it's not this or that, or doesn't contain whatever. I'm a modder, I've been there, I know what it feels like.

Politeness and constructive comments cost nothing, and are more likely to get the required response.