ArchGrizzlyOp wrote: »And then you have level cap which i personally think should be higher because then people have something to grind towards and are not just sitting on there arse talking about *** and playing music in voice chat!.[/color]
ArchGrizzlyOp wrote: »And then you have level cap which i personally think should be higher because then people have something to grind towards and are not just sitting on there arse talking about *** and playing music in voice chat!.[/color]
You do realize that the overwhelming majority of players are no where close to this level cap, right? So making it higher would only continue to create an even larger barrier between those who are at cap and those who aren't... so if only a tiny minority of your players are at cap, why continue making the overwhelming majority feel like they can never catch up and risk them quitting because the bar is too high?
UltimaJoe777 wrote: »
aidenmoore wrote: »Yes. Towns is empty now. There are barely players around. Doing pledges is almost impossible since no one is playing ESO. Cyrodiil is just a massive dead pvp zone. No one doing world boss dailies in Wrothgar. I can confirm, ESO is dying.
UltimaJoe777 wrote: »
In a sense, yes most polls are "useless", as it only reflects the opinions of the few who vote/voice their opinions - and is therefore not a full reflection of "reality".
But the main problem with making a poll where you ask the forum community what they think of the game is that you will get an even more distorted view of reality. As I said in my original post, not everyone on the forums plays the game - and there are many who play the game who don't even touch the forums. And because of this, I don't really see what your goal is in making such a poll. It doesn't really show anything, other than the opinions of the few forum users who will voice their opinion in this thread (including me).
Asherons_Call wrote: »PVP players are fussing because they released a PVE DLC. PVE players were fussing when they released a PVP DLC.
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icontested wrote: »Asherons_Call wrote: »PVP players are fussing because they released a PVE DLC. PVE players were fussing when they released a PVP DLC.
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Great pic. You win this thread
firstdecan wrote: »There probably is a reduction in numbers, a number of good games have just been released. I haven't logged into ESO since fallout was released, and this is my first time on the forums since then (I popped on to see if there have been any noteworthy developments over the past month, and there has not).
At this point I would expect the game to die a slow death. It's mostly a single player game, and you'll get a better single player experience out of a sandbox game. The multi-player has always been lacking. Many people were hoping for the 'Skyrim with Friends' experience, but all they got was 'Skyrim with strangers.' PvP has never been reasonably balanced (perfect balance is an unattainable goal), it's been plagued by bugs, lag, and exploits, and too much time and energy has to be spent keeping up with the exploit of the week. In addition to that, it takes too long for new players to be reasonably competitive in end game, so it's hard to get new players interested in this game instead of others.
I expect the fan boys to jump down my throat now, but I think this is fair criticism. I've played since beta, subscribed through the entire mandatory subscription period, and kept playing until recently. This game was never a bad game, but it fell short of the quality expected from a AAA release. Now that a number of other AAA titles are dropping, players will move on. I enjoy this game for what it is, but there's simply better and more interesting games available. I will probably pop in and play from time to time, but without the ability to scale content to a mixed group of people, it's difficult to enjoy 95% of this MMO as an MMO (i.e. with my friends).
For the people who enjoy the game, I hope ZoS makes enough money to keep the lights on, but I would expect interest in this game to dwindle. Again, it's not a bad game, it simply isn't interesting enough compared to other things available on the market.