No.

ESO's glory days came to an end the moment they announced and introduced the scam crates.

I find this kind of post really counterproductive, especially when the previous post in the forum is about the same topic:
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/310839/is-zos-dropping-the-ball-on-new-content#latest

my answer is to that is:

- in 2 YEARS of TESO (i play since the beta) i never saw so much newplayers and players connected, even during night hours - no its not because of holidays - actually, it is since TESO made its apparition on STEAM and did the "One tamriel" thing which basically break down the barriers of faction (they should have done it since the start).

- new things are coming out and I m sure that ZOS will come up with some new contents, as suggest some video on youtube obtained with datamining -see my reply to the link above)

- hopefully previous dlc will come cheaper so more people play them. You see, I still have not entirely finished the game after 2 years, so, I m not complaining.

I think it has more potential. They completely revamped the game with 1T. Now with homestead coming, it's improving. U13 isn't just Housing, it will bring more changes as well. It's hard to release content when you are still improving the mechanics and game world, especially something as significant as 1T.

Personally I feel BoP needs to be removed entirely. A huge part of this game on Xbox NA is the economy. RNG should be fixed too. This game is becoming a grindfest for gear. And BoPing dungeon sets only skyrocketed prices on Zone sets and locked people into caregories. Category A: Grind dungeons all day hoping for that sharpened viper dagger or inpen burning spell weave. Category B: Grind dolmens and overland bosses all day to get spriggans.
The zone content is more profitable, too profitable. 700k for a spinners sword? Would it be that high next to a viper dagger or maelstrom axe? Probably not.

Completely eliminate BoP or integrate a smart RNG system. If you are wearing two pieces of an inpen set, it increases your chances of looting another inpen of that same set. Logic! Also as many have said, vMA is just wayyy too tedious to roll the dice on. I feel for you guys that have ran it hundreds of times and still no luck, that is absolute garbage on ZoS end.

I get some items should be hard to obtain, but making it impssoible for one person and cake for the next, seems really unbalanced.

It's also really boring knowing everyone is wearing the same stuff. Out of the dozens of sets and craftable sets and traits in this game the community goes for the best three or four sets, inpen or divinves? Pretty sad. But honestly, almost all the sets in the game are useless.

No fine.

Auricle wrote: »

Darn, another one who forgot to bring their gasmask and now has forum toxicity dementia. There, there, it's going to be okay. Take a step back and go pet a fluffy animal. ESO is going to be okay.

this !

hell, i even think the glory of ESO just started, with the sales on steam, constant of new players and good review, and ZoS constantly pump new content (yes, housing and One Tamriel is considered content update) , and if we lucky, next year we might will see clockwork city or murkmire, hell yes its just starting

Only ESO community can see P2W and end of the game when nothing is wrong.

People in-game love this game so much, so they don't go to the forum to hate.

BTW.
Forum is open for those people who played only in beta too.

Rohamad_Ali wrote: »

No need to panick . No need to worry . Just play the game and relax .

I dunno, I'm pretty panicked that the OP doesn't know his verb tenses. (i.e. "ARE the glory days" vs. "Is the glory days").

Then again illiteracy always makes me worried.

Guess I'll just play the game and relax.


P.S. I was nice and didn't even touch the OP's second paragraph. Yikes.

BossXV wrote: »

After much reading

believe none of what you hear, and half of what you see (yeah, I just came up with that very original thought - all by myself)...

point being - you should only be halfway concerned...hmmmm, maybe actually only an eighth - i was never so good with math...

To elaborate on this too, the folks over at r/elderscrollsonline hit 90k subs this week. Not bad for a game that has been constantly "dying" since release.

Ahh, there it is. I have been waiting for you, blanket depressing end-of-the-year doom gloom post. Took you quite some time this time around. Usally, you're here a couple weeks before christmas. Is everything all right? Is there anything we can do for you?

Kind of concerning when people think the best days of a game is behind them. I think this worrying is for no reason. ESO has only been out two years, going on third. Who knows what the future for ESO has in store. It can be argued that some mistakes have been made. The crown crates, not many seem to be a big fan of them. But its from mistakes you learn.

Im pretty convinced ESO has a bright future. So far it has just been a great game. Not saying its perfect, no game is. But in my opinion its kinda close. I love the Elder Scrolls universe, and ESO is by far the best Elder Scrolls game.

If releasing quarterly DLC is a bad thing when exactly were these "glory days" when they were releasing this meaty hardcore content that you have decided we all want?

It seems like regularly releasing DLC is exactly what you want. The alternative is that they delay releasing anything so they can bundle a year or so of DLC together as an expansion which everyone (even subscribers) has to buy separately. But I doubt many people would consider that an improvement.

In terms of performance and balance, the game has certainly seen better days, but that's not to say there aren't things that are much better now.

Coming to the forums to judge the state of the game is the 1860s equivalent of Abe Lincoln going to Alabama and asking how the US was doing.