Time to leave. Game won't become any better.

geonsocal · February 2017

it'd not always easy - but, sometimes it's important to control your expectations...and, take a break every once in a while...go too fast, too hard and you will inevitably crash, burn and wanna post a thread about quiting...

olsborg · February 2017

I feel for the OP. Im talking mostly through pvp-pov. The meta usually changes when major patches hit live, but they dont just change the meta, they shift the balance so grossly that certain builds and classes become so subpar youre better of just not playing said class/build until balance evens out or shifts again.

Gargath · February 2017

Kneighbors wrote: »

- I didn't notice any improvements in the graphics. Yet with every update I get less and less fps overall. I can't play trials anymore. 8fps on 660 gtx is not fun. It was 20-30 before.

And on the opposite I noticed a huge improvement in the graphics, loading screens etc. Also GTX 660 Ti, with 8 GB and i5, 27" led. Yes I have some big issues in trials and huuge lag is main reason I don't do them. The other reason is the rewards are not worth the time spent on trials and number of deaths/repairs in due completing. But that's all not worth leaving game. Just minor issues to me, especially that besides trials my fps on 660Ti is quite high, 60-100.

Floki_Vilgerdarson · February 2017

I agree this game is bug central. Especially on xbox one it seems. Constant random dc, crazy screen freezes etc.

I have a theory that as this game grows and requires more cpu and gpu power it will require xbox to make a next gen console to keep playing on console. (hardware and cooling changes)

As far as PC, the game will continue strong since you can update your PC to modern stats. No offense, but meeting the minimum requirements originally listed to play ESO is not going to work well. The GTX 600 series gpu has been out since 2012 and the gtx 660 was a middle level gpu even 4 years ago. What are your system specs? ESO minimum requirement is Geforce 8800 / ATI Radeon 2600. Here are the recommended gpu cards for ESO Geforce 560 Ti / ATI Radeon 6950.

If you update your gpu you might be suprised.

Floki

ZOS_DaryaK · February 2017

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