@ZOS - We Do Appreciate Your Work

leshpar · June 2015

I love ESO. Its my main game right now and has been since I started during the WBW you guys did. I love the lore, questing, exploring, and the group content that I've done so far. I really look forward to hitting VR14 and getting to do trials! I also really love how friendly the community is compared to other MMOs such as Neverwinter and World of Warcraft.

Thank you ZOS for doing a wonderful job and keep it up. I really look forward to seeing what dlc packs come out (let me go to the rest of black marsh and any of elswyer.).

PS: most of the people on the forums are only here because they want to complain. Don't listen to them. Those of us who DO love the game usually are playing and not posting here. Its because of that fact that I try to take time out of my day to come post here. I love ESO and I will probably love it for a good amount of time.

Cry_Wolfe · June 2015

THANKS FOR PUTTING UP WITH US!!!!1!!1
;-)

(relationships go both ways >.< )

delushin · June 2015

I am looking forward to experiencing ESO pretty much from scratch on console, I think I stopped playing (still subbed) about 3-4 months after release. The good thing for me is I haven't experienced most of what there is to offer and that which I did I have forgotten, hopefully the issues that made me park it have been address.

Thanks for the PC to Console transfer ... sucks that I stupidly subbed up again thinking that would transfer as well (I know it stats PC/Mac only I DIDN'T READ), guess its good to have a whole bunch of Crown Store items on release though.

Messy1 · June 2015

Thank you for making improvements to the game and providing such a rich landscape to begin with. There is so much to do and enjoy in Tamriel. My hope is that the world continues to evolve and that the game gets even richer and more enjoyable.

Deome · June 2015

I really like the economy in ESO. I've enjoyed in-game economies in MMOs more than any other kind of content ever since UO launched. I'm an EVE veteran, and if something happened to Tamriel, I'd probably go right back. ESO's economy is the closest I've seen to EVE's rather unique sandbox economy of all other MMOs. I like the kiosks and guild stores, and I hate global AHs. Doesn't mean there aren't things I'd like to see reformed, but I would be sad to see the bedrock system replaced with something else.

Gandrhulf_Harbard · June 2015

I'll be honest here.

I love this game. My main is mid-way through grinding Vet ranks and I still enjoy playing it.

I like the pace of the combat. I absolutely love the richness of the game-world.

I'm not a long-term Elder Scrolls fan. I tried Morrowwind back in the day and my then PC just couldn't handle it and make it playable so I didn't bother again until Skyrim. For me Skyrim is the 2nd best single player game I have played - the 1st being the original Deus Ex.

I played EP because I loved the Nord aesthetic in Skyrim, and I admit I struggled at times in Stonefalls to find the motivation to grind through what, for me, is one of the most lacklustre and grindy zones in any MMO I have played. Moving on to Deshaan and Shadowfen greatly improved my overall enjoyment of the game both in terms of quest and game-world enjoyment, but it wasn't until I got to Eastmarch and The Rift that I truly felt I was "at home" in this game.

That said the zones of Glenumbra and Stormhaven are two of the most stunningly realised zones I have seen in any MMO, I could spend hours there just walking around and gawping at the beautiful landscape.

The number one aspect of this game that is just astounding is the World Building, from snarky comments from bored guards, to the chatter of the market places to detail of the buildings, the open feeling of the landscapes (marred in a few places by invisi-walls, these really should be a thing of the past in modern game design).

I love being in believable worlds in MMORPGs. LotRO started to get there with some of the Rohan, and beyond, zone; but they have not come close to what has been achieved here in ESO.

But like others have said appreciating the good and the great of this game will not stop me being critical of where I think it is failing.

All The Best

eldermpsmithrwb17_ESO · June 2015

Many hours of entertainment here, again, thank you

and remember...its all entertainment folks

dafox187 · June 2015

thank you eso for taking all of my money and letting me have digtal pets on a coumputer game

newtinmpls · June 2015

Thank you for putting /emotes in the game. It does make a weird sort of sense to not have cross-faction chat - but I've had the pleasure of meeting and interacting with some very cool people even in the middle of a war zone.

Thank you for including severe burns as a possible scar choice.

Thank you for allowing more than one character slot per account.

Thank you for allowing me to run two accounts.

Thank you to whoever did the animation for the senche panther pet and the fox (love the growl and tail twitch of the former, and the ear twitch and the half-crouch of the latter) they are so cool I sometimes just hang out and watch other people's pets.

Thank you for letting the beta/chat bubble choice - boy is that ever cool to use!

Jahosefat · June 2015

Soft-targeting system is awesome. Truly a profound improvement over other hard targeting systems, and after playing eso for a while it makes it hard to go back and play those other games. They just feel older now, eso is the way of the future.

The megaserver is sweet, totally the way to do it.

The quests, voice acting, storylines, and scenery are absolutely entertaining/well-done/gorgeous - haven't seen a more stunning mmo in this regard.

Gathering, crafting, and stealing stuff are very well done, feel very elder-scrolly and can lose track of time while gathering endlessly telling myself "ooh look, there's one more!"

Bouvin · June 2015

Spectral_Lord wrote: »

It's a very common occurrence that something, whether it is minor or major, might be bugged after a patch. It's no big deal; it will get fixed. And to be honest, they are quite fast here with finding out what is wrong, which is good.

Yea... but when you have stuff that's been bugged since beta, and ZoS has confirmed to be bugged, but still hasn't fixed and has completely stopped communicating about (sweeping under rug) you can see how the community can start to get edgy about it.

Personally, I think being a game developer would be an amazingly challenging and demanding job and must take a very committed person. So do I respect the people working hard on this game.. probably putting in massive over time? Yes.

But does that change the community's perception when bugs go unfixed for months and months, and communication from the developers goes silent? No. Unfortunately.

Craven_Killmore · June 2015

I appreciate the 11 months without new content more.

ZOS_TristanK · June 2015

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Kublakan · June 2015

This game rocks! I like many things about it, especially the small details in graphics, behaviours and sounds. The music is awesome, I just cant login into TS anymore because hearing people talking ruins my fun. But if there is one thing I would mentioned about this game that I find pretty well made, its the stories and lore.

The possibilities to get back in time (Ayleid for example) and be part of a story that explains a lot of the lore is quite interesting and fun. Take the story of Balreth and Sadal for example. These are monsters, but had another origin that you can learn into Brothers of Strife quest. The quest isnt long, but quite revealing and pretty well made. I always take the time to read the lore and quest dialogues when Im doing them for the first time and it only takes me deeper into the world, very immersive.

Of course, there is a sea full of material already built by Bethesda previoulsy and I find that ZOS use it pretty well.

tinythinker · June 2015

AbraXuSeXile wrote: »

The game is a mess and you want to thank them?

I think they idea is to focus on the positive. If people did not see potential in the game or enjoy parts of it with the hope of seeing it get better, no one would care enough to play or make critical comments. One can acknowledge the flaws in the game, criticize the priorities of the developers and their infrequent communication, as well as what one appreciates. Every so often the volume of complaints (regardless of legitimacy) prompts someone on the forums to post a "say something nice" kind of thread.

Komma · June 2015

Its an already great game with a potentially huge life ahead of it. They have delivered and they have listened to their players.

Ive played lots of games in my life. Most of the big ones from earky starts. Other than eq and daoc there hasnt been a game i saw to have a future until eso. Many of those games have closed their doors including vangaurd and warhammer.

Its time to start pumping out thos dlc's though. Looking forward to the future of eso.

diskiukas · June 2015

Thanks for the game I've been playing for over the year. Thanks for the chance to know wonderful people I met while playing ESO. Thanks for wonderful experience in Cyro (despite it's issues, positives outweigh negatives for me).

Davadin · June 2015

Best MMO in the market, period.

And going B2P allows me to keep playing in my difficult financial situation.

Talemire · June 2015

Thanks for all the vast improvements to the game since launch. It's really the only MMORPG I desire to play right now. I'd like to continue seeing more sandbox elements added to this game to stack on top of the champion system. The champion system is a unique way to continue advancing your character even when you've done all the current content and still want to get better and better. I've always complained about the longevity of games, but the champion system really fits the bill.

I think the thing I would like to see most is better ability queuing or separate cooldowns for basic attacks and abilities so that timing isn't as much of an issue. There are still times when my basic/ability weave rotation doesn't register correctly and I wind up not getting an ability off when I want to.

jk.turner_ESO · June 2015

I love this game! I've had more fun in it than any other MMORPG I've played in a long time...like since Dark Age of Camelot (before ANY expansions).

jrkhan · June 2015

The RvR continues to be a blast!
Looking forward to Imperial City and the next round of balance changes

BrisbaniteAU · June 2015

To be honest, I've always enjoyed the game, even during the supposedly-shaky launch.

The facial improvements while listening to NPCs have probably improved my immersion a lot, so that's been a pretty good change.

sirston · June 2015

the music Always the best in an elder scrolls game.

bennett.zuritaub17_ESO · June 2015

I really hope this message doesn't get removed. Well I am going to complain a bit because I really want there to be the ability to rebind keys for console.

Anyways I would like to say thank you for making it possible to transfer from PC to console.

Ley · June 2015

I must have spent over 1,000 hours on this game, at this point. Thank you for Providing me with that many hours of entertainment. I wouldn't have spent that much time playing, if I didn't enjoy the game.

Dakrana_Thrazvoth · December 2015

I love so much this game. Thank you very much for create this game with a fascinating universe.

thomas1970b16_ESO · December 2015

I thank you for making a game that I can have so much fun with. So much funt, that it has been 10 years since I had this much fun in a computer game.

I hop you continue to make challenging story-driven content for many years! :-)

Volkodav · December 2015

I made a thread with this exact sentiment and not one person posted a comment on it.I am glad to see this one is getting the attention it should.
Yes,we DO appreciate all your hard work,Devs.

Fuzzybrick · December 2015

I love this game, and I love the fact that I finally found a game my wife will play with me.

Glaiceana · December 2015

I love that there is a lot of communication between the players and the devs, the community IS heard and responded to. The game has regular updates. I appreciate every single person who works in the art department who helped to create the beautiful environments of ESO and creatures.