the players population is decreasing and now its at a critical condition and splitted across 3 factions.. why not just group these low population together? thats whats happening in ESO.
1 year/many months ago there was so many players in ESO that there was no need in doing such "social features" like cross faction grouping for a pledge, however, as the population dropped,, it became quite hard to find a group to pledge, then with some magic, you get cross faction grouping.
ZoS, we get it, you enjoy doing stupid ***.
We, however, do not enjoy seeing such things.
So, how about we compromise? You remove borders, but keep that battle scaling *** as far away from the game as you can.
Even then, it still won't make any sense, as you will be constantly helping different alliances, but we can live with that.
Barely.
phaneub17_ESO wrote: »Helps to explain what he said.
I am very excited, but I have a couple questions.
1. Will an EP player and a DC player be able to group up and go quest in AD zones? Like is it completely open in such a way that faction doesn't matter at all except in PVP?
2. If I am not in a group, and am a DC character and go to Davon's Watch, will I be able to see EP players, talk and interact with them? Basically I am thinking from an RP perspective, can I (as a DC) now RP with AD/EP people?
3. Will scaling work in such a way that if my level 50, 300CP character quests with a level 4 newbie will my max level character still earn XP towards champion points? If I do quests I've never done before in low level zones (even my own faction ones) will the quest rewards scale to my CP?
Everything I have heard so far sounds great. I hate that zones have levels. Why should a skeever in Glenumbra be able to one shot me when one in Auridon can't. Progression is based on skills and gear.
The only people I can see this upsetting are those 501s that enjoy one shoting mobs in the starter zones so that they feel "powerful".
@Lysette That's not true at all.It just the copies sold not that many people still playing the game.Its how single player games announce game sales.We sold 5 million copies but only 1 million players are playing the game past the first week.The population is decreasing man accept it.If they said 7 million concurrent players daily across all three platforms that would have been impressive you would have been right buts that's not the case.Its boxes sold and in a MMO IMO that means nothing if not even half of those players stay.
Edit: I am as well happy to finally hear a number, which should end the rumors about decreasing populations, while in fact they are increasing, just like it felt in all of the months where I am in ESO. Looks like we will finally get our TES fan version of Tamriel. Mr. Firor said, this is upcoming for fall - now guess, what I think, will be our christmas gift this year - Vvardenfell - it has to be Vvardenfell. Zenimax is on the revival trip, see the many announcements, which resurrect legacy games and give them some new shine - what would be better in this matter than to have Vvardenfell be treated in the same way in ESO - it would go pretty well with what Bethesda is aiming at currently.
"One Tamriel" aka "One World"
I LOVE IT!