Darkonflare15 wrote: »

mitchav66 wrote: »

Darkonflare15 wrote: »

Yeah I had to stop watching after the number 11. end game. You have 3 raids and 4 player arena in this game. Plus 2 part adventure zone for groups. There are 16 Dungeons that can be played at any level and 8 Vet dungeons with a different story and different enemies. Of course we got Pvp as well.

My only problem is I wish the lfg did not lock out levels when it comes to searching for groups in the world. Also I cannot wait for the vet system to go away and we can finally be able to access end game content without having to level all the way to vet 14 to do the last raid. I think once the vet areas become just a additional end game instead of forced. They could do something special with them. They also finally start adding the seasonal gear that way we can looked forward to new gear for each season.

If you watched the video, the problem is that most of that content requires you to be a higher VR level and several hours of grinding to be able to attempt. Game needs a raid that you can hop into right away when you hit 50, and a good group finder that will allow anybody to find a group fast and attempt it.

I did watch the video. Most of the ideas lack any detail or was just did not feel like they came from a person who has played this game.

If i were to go into depth about every one of these ideas, the video would be an hour. Meant to deliver ideas in a short period of time to get you thinking.

connor_worlineub17_ESO wrote: »

mitchav66 wrote: »

connor_worlineub17_ESO wrote: »

The have armor dyes already, and an auction house isn't necessary with the guild stores which I like better than an auction house. I actually LOVE how they handle trade in this game, I feel like im shopping around a real market weighing the prices and options of each guild's store which adds immersion. They're planning on player housing by the way. Also the cloak thing, the swords not rebounding off objects, etc, putting those things in computer games, especially online games are faaaaaaar more complicated than you think and its not as easy as you put it. You complain about the endgame having never tried it. And god forbid that you have to socialize on an online game to find a group or guild to do something. By the way you can have any race in any alliance but only if you buy the adventure pack, which I like because this way I can still create a nord spy who works for the Daggerfall Covenant or whatever, but I still dont see 100+ high elves fighting in the ebonheart pact which would break immersion. Don't tell roleplayers to shut up, if you dont like to roleplay dont play a ROLEPLAYINGGAME. The last thing I'll say is that this game is only a year old, maybe a few of your complaints about the lack of armors and weapons would make sense if this were world of warcraft or something thats been around for a decade but this game is still in it's infancy, and needs time to develope. And the old republic thing..... You're really trying to compare ESO to that piece of garbage game? You should take this post and your video down

Dont take a lot of what I say super seriously, I told roleplayers to shut up for comedy effect. And I have played swtor for a good 3 years, the game is very near and dear to my heart. I realize that some of the things that I want for the game may not allign with some of the things that you want for the game, and I say that at the beginning of the video, but constructive criticism instead of bashing the video would be preffered.

I can understand that, Roleplaying is very dear to me and this game does it best for an MMO. I will agree with you on the name change/race change/charcater appearence change. Its something every RPG should have and you do indeed have a right to your own opinion. Sorry if I came off too harshly, I edited my comment.

Appreciate it man

mitchav66 wrote: »

mtwiggz wrote: »

The majority of the things on this list aren't of very high interest to me. Really the only thing that bothers me with ESO at this point is the incredibly terrible PvP lag.

With that said, good video. At least you care enough to voice your, or others, opinions in a way Zenimax can see them without being clouded by tears of forum warriors. Passed a decent 10 minutes of my terribly boring work night, for that I thank you.

And THAT was what I was trying to get at in this video! It has been 6 hours since the video has been uploaded, and you are one of the only people so far that have seen this. The video isn't meant to hate on the game or show its weaknesses, rather offer suggestions for improvement that would fix a lot of things, but also add immersiveness, while trying to be entertaining at the same time.

You did a very fine job, sir.

Unfortunately, yet fortunately, this is the internet. When you post something, especially on forums, you're just feeding the trolls. Best of luck. Looking forward to some more videos.

ruze84b14_ESO wrote: »

To be more generous: I appreciate the video and your ideas.

Just next time, make sure you clarify that they are 'yours and a couple friends'. Then we can agree and disagree, but I don't feel forced to clarify that you don't speak for me.

You put a lot of work on that. Next one you do, replace 'we' or 'we all' or 'everyone' with 'I' and 'me' and 'me and some friends'. It's honest, doesn't make you look like a presumptive ass, and viewers can accept your opinions as different from their own. Of course, you'll still get heckled.

And never admit that you barely play the game you're reviewing. That kinda killed your base to offer any kind of legitimate review. Why would the devs listen to a poster who hasn't even participated in end-game but is complaining about end-game? Because his friends complain, who might not also have done any end-game?

There's a mentality on the internet of 'I don't need my own opinion, I'll just repeat my buddies opinion', and it's funny. Like when someone parrots their friends political arguments, but has no idea themselves what they are really saying.

You don't end up thinking 'man, his friends an idiot', let me tell you.

All good points, but for what its worth I have put a significant amount of time into this game to where I feel I can offer suggestions on it. And you're right, i probably should have left out the "end game" comments because I don't have any experience with it, but I have read up a bunch on it and compiled a bunch of the most common complains about it. Thanks for the advice.

Constructive criticism inbound:

Firstly, if you're making a video where you take on other peoples opinions it would be nice if you didn't present them as your own.

There are many things on that list I do agree with but you did lose credibility when you commented on something you'd not experienced and then missed several aspects of the end game. This is why you need to be careful about passing a long points of view from other people with no personal context. I realize you said that you had input on here, but if it was said in the video I completely missed it. I would also recommend only referencing aspects of the game you have experienced personally or at least fully researched.

research, research, research! This is the most important aspect and difference between the good youtubers and everyone else is this. If you're just trying to make comedy videos you may want to consider a different format, if you want to make jokes in videos where you're aiming to inform your audience then you must have all the facts. Everytime you made a statement that wasn't accurate or patently false you discredit yourself and the humor adds a negative coloring to the video and further alienates viewers.

The video itself was rather confusing as you seemed to be trying to inform but also make it comedic but there was an imbalance to the video that seemed to make it neither.

I commend you for putting yourself out there, that is a tough thing to do. I might recommend that you read up on some journalism techniques, look at popular youtube creators to see what they do that works and then consider what your "thing" or specialty is going to be. For instance Levelcap is fair straight forward and fact heavy, Pewdiepie relies more on humor, etc etc. Once you figured out what your "thing" is going to be it will help the video be more cohesive.

Again, keep at it, no one gets these things right the first time. As long as you're willing to accept critique and continue to hone your skill you could do well.