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Probably Morrowind will be the end of ESO for me if things keep going the way they are!!

  • Entegre
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    begemotz wrote: »
    Unbroken version of the game will be available in the crown store -- in installments.

    I wont be buying the expansion- I love this game, but almost every aspect of the game has a key mechanism broken and yet there is nothing but silence officially -- while they continue to comment on most of these.

    the communication here is some of the worst Ive ever seen...

    I really enjoy this game. It is set in Elder Scrolls universe. It has awesome voice acting, quest and lore. Content on this game is amazing.

    I wanted to make a list of working content, the shortest list I have made. Game feels like an alpha testing sometimes and it gets even worse in each patch.

    10 minute loading screen? Mails disappearing? Trade window open for exploiting and scams? Running on the horse! Guild traders bugging out not showing items! Daily random dungeon not rewarding the xp and the crate! Dungeon finder kicking people out or putting 5 people into same group for same dungeon that was half way done???

    No backbag space increase since release? (Buy e$o plus...) added a new DLC, renamed it expansion??? Real $$ please you can't use your 10000 crowns or eso+ sub for this one cause it is 5% larger than other DLC.

    This trend is not good for the awesome potential of this game.We have so many content but quality of life in eso takes a beating in every patch. Forums are the only place that we can argue and communicate freely. I hope officials are reading the frustration because of some broken content and satisfaction of absolutely awesome content.

    Love you all, thanks for this awesome game, please fix issues in it asap so we can enjoy it even more.




  • notimetocare
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    First and biggest problem, I'm gonna pay the 40$ only to play the Warden class, dont care about the other stuff. Problem is I have all 8 slots full so I need to buy 2 more slots for Stamina and Magika Warden which is another 30$.

    So 70$ Just to play the new class? No Thank you.

    Follow that with the removal of sustain cp options to balance pvp and ruin pve and which is what I play 90% of the time? Not to mention VMA without sustain.

    Another thing is the horrible RNG which ZOS intends to keep this way by design.

    The horrible trait system which is only one viable trait and the rest is trash

    The horrible balance?

    The horrible bugs and lags?

    But all they keep doing is making crown crates, housing and more cosmetics just to make more money.

    Bye, you wont be missed. Just like all the others.

    But to be constructive, look at all end game builds. NONE invest in sustain anymore. ZoS clearly dislikes that. For PvE and PvP.

    They need money. Money makes content. Guaranteed, without crown crates there would be no Morrowind.

    You dont have to buy new slots, you can delete characters. Its called a trade-off.

    It is clear you have no idea how difficult balance is. Especially on traits. There will always be a best option.

    Another fool, another pseudo-quitting thread
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    Thank god mass effect 4 is out soon that's all I've got to say on this subject
  • kongkim
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    Entegre wrote: »
    begemotz wrote: »
    Unbroken version of the game will be available in the crown store -- in installments.

    I wont be buying the expansion- I love this game, but almost every aspect of the game has a key mechanism broken and yet there is nothing but silence officially -- while they continue to comment on most of these.

    the communication here is some of the worst Ive ever seen...

    I really enjoy this game. It is set in Elder Scrolls universe. It has awesome voice acting, quest and lore. Content on this game is amazing.

    I wanted to make a list of working content, the shortest list I have made. Game feels like an alpha testing sometimes and it gets even worse in each patch.

    10 minute loading screen? Mails disappearing? Trade window open for exploiting and scams? Running on the horse! Guild traders bugging out not showing items! Daily random dungeon not rewarding the xp and the crate! Dungeon finder kicking people out or putting 5 people into same group for same dungeon that was half way done???

    No backbag space increase since release? (Buy e$o plus...) added a new DLC, renamed it expansion??? Real $$ please you can't use your 10000 crowns or eso+ sub for this one cause it is 5% larger than other DLC.

    This trend is not good for the awesome potential of this game.We have so many content but quality of life in eso takes a beating in every patch. Forums are the only place that we can argue and communicate freely. I hope officials are reading the frustration because of some broken content and satisfaction of absolutely awesome content.

    Love you all, thanks for this awesome game, please fix issues in it asap so we can enjoy it even more.




    im 100% sure i can make a longer list of working things then you can of acutely broken things that is not just "I don't like things".
  • Myrrah
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    These threads remind me of people in relationships who threaten to break up/get divorced everytime they're unhappy but never do it. In Every forums of every game i have ever played-are the quitting threads and the "the game is dying" threads. I watched those threads in wow all these years. n yet...here it still is. You'd think people would learn that these are useless. i get it. i've been upset to the point i wanted to quit. But you settle down and realize you don't ACTUALLY. You just want things to be less aggravating/disappointing. So should prob'ly just say that. But with the realization that none of us are children whose whims will be catered to. Adapt or go. It's that way with everything in life
  • Doctordarkspawn
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    Myrrah wrote: »
    These threads remind me of people in relationships who threaten to break up/get divorced everytime they're unhappy but never do it. In Every forums of every game i have ever played-are the quitting threads and the "the game is dying" threads. I watched those threads in wow all these years. n yet...here it still is. You'd think people would learn that these are useless. i get it. i've been upset to the point i wanted to quit. But you settle down and realize you don't ACTUALLY. You just want things to be less aggravating/disappointing. So should prob'ly just say that. But with the realization that none of us are children whose whims will be catered to. Adapt or go. It's that way with everything in life

    Thank god we dont have to stop talking on -your- account, then.

    I've been railing against the possible changes to the CP system since we ever saw the screenshots. Unluckily for you, however, I actually have alternatives. Singleplayer games, For Honor, both of which I play regularly in the place ESO once filled.

    I have the ability to move on, and likely will if this goes through. And again, thank whatever is holy, sacred or intelligent you dont decide how we get to use our voices.
    Edited by Doctordarkspawn on March 17, 2017 9:50AM
  • IwakuraLain42
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    Vigarr wrote: »
    Morrowind is $60 on console and we have to pay to play online on top of paying for internet...so yeah :|

    The upgrade costs only $40. But (at least on PS4) it's hard to find on the store because the default search doesn't find it. You have to explicitly search it under the DLC category (somewhat ironic, I know ....).

    Maybe ZOS should look into it, making the upgrade hard to find is not the best idea ....
  • hassubhai
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    If you have not realise by now, long term players aren't where the money is at for zos. They are very clearly focusing on getting new players to join and once they joined zos could care less
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    hassubhai wrote: »
    If you have not realise by now, long term players aren't where the money is at for zos. They are very clearly focusing on getting new players to join and once they joined zos could care less

    That's ok if they can gain more new players faster than they leave
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    hassubhai wrote: »
    If you have not realise by now, long term players aren't where the money is at for zos. They are very clearly focusing on getting new players to join and once they joined zos could care less

    That's ok if they can gain more new players faster than they leave

    If the quality stays as low as it is now people will leave faster than they can charm new players into trying the game:
    • Almost no build diversity: as stamina dps you either use bow or dw just because 2h is just plain useless - hybrid builds are dead due to unlimited scaling of your primary attribute
    • Plenty of useless skills and morphs(entropy, soul trap etc.)
    • World skill lines in WW and vampire are just badly done: the first one is only usable in a short time frame once you have enough ultimate - and the second one only offers passives while the 3 active abilities are filler abilities at best
    • The only global stamina heal in vigor is gated behind doing PVP because of reasons
    • What have we: like 100+ sets and > 85-90% of them are just trash
    • I have to use an addons for multi-crafting and additional tabs to sort my inventory because the stock UI is just so pathetic
    • etc.
    Edited by daedalusAI on March 17, 2017 10:48AM
  • raglau
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    hassubhai wrote: »
    If you have not realise by now, long term players aren't where the money is at for zos. They are very clearly focusing on getting new players to join and once they joined zos could care less

    Exactly. Long-term players are in fact a resource drain for ZOS. New players have to buy the game and ZOS take all the money off the table at that point. Long-terms players either sub or just go F2P, but either way they utilise more than they put in unless they are Crown Crate addicts.
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    frustrating thing about this game is the things that are bad
    -, the RNG,
    -the storage,
    -poor inventory ,
    -proc sets,
    -UI ,
    -loading times,
    -lag
    -crown crates
    - not giving 2 slots with warden
    - greedy cash grabs like the mounts, housing prices and making people pay for one of dyes, etc, etc.
    are all things that could be fixed but have been ignored and neglected. the difficult things- mechanics, combat, story, graphics, dungeons- they nailed ! but for them to overlook things that we keep asking for it just speaks to poor management imo. it speaks to a great product being greedily managed and a team of tremendous artists who have bad corporate leadership.
    Edited by MakoFore on March 17, 2017 10:54AM
  • SickDuck
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    praglaud wrote: »
    hassubhai wrote: »
    If you have not realise by now, long term players aren't where the money is at for zos. They are very clearly focusing on getting new players to join and once they joined zos could care less

    Exactly. Long-term players are in fact a resource drain for ZOS. New players have to buy the game and ZOS take all the money off the table at that point. Long-terms players either sub or just go F2P, but either way they utilise more than they put in unless they are Crown Crate addicts.

    What the hell that even mean??? Game, expansion, sub cost the same for all. Some of us are paying for this game for 3 years now without a break. CS items with a few exception offer the same benefit to all players. Who will buy Morrowind and additional content/items first? People who are old fans of this game and desperately jump on anything new, or newjoiners who have the whole base game yet to explore?
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  • daedalusAI
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    SickDuck wrote: »
    praglaud wrote: »
    hassubhai wrote: »
    If you have not realise by now, long term players aren't where the money is at for zos. They are very clearly focusing on getting new players to join and once they joined zos could care less

    Exactly. Long-term players are in fact a resource drain for ZOS. New players have to buy the game and ZOS take all the money off the table at that point. Long-terms players either sub or just go F2P, but either way they utilise more than they put in unless they are Crown Crate addicts.

    What the hell that even mean??? Game, expansion, sub cost the same for all. Some of us are paying for this game for 3 years now without a break. CS items with a few exception offer the same benefit to all players. Who will buy Morrowind and additional content/items first? People who are old fans of this game and desperately jump on anything new, or newjoiners who have the whole base game yet to explore?

    He means that the "old boys" either played for a long time or have a sharp view to see that a lot is just broken/badly done/bland/ZOS ignores feedback etc.

    You don't have those issues with new players: for them everything is shiny and almost without a flaw and they are more than willing to throw money at ZOS until they reach the end of their honeymoon with ESO and see what the game actually does offer at the end of the day.
    Edited by daedalusAI on March 17, 2017 11:19AM
  • Myrrah
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    Myrrah wrote: »
    These threads remind me of people in relationships who threaten to break up/get divorced everytime they're unhappy but never do it. In Every forums of every game i have ever played-are the quitting threads and the "the game is dying" threads. I watched those threads in wow all these years. n yet...here it still is. You'd think people would learn that these are useless. i get it. i've been upset to the point i wanted to quit. But you settle down and realize you don't ACTUALLY. You just want things to be less aggravating/disappointing. So should prob'ly just say that. But with the realization that none of us are children whose whims will be catered to. Adapt or go. It's that way with everything in life

    Thank god we dont have to stop talking on -your- account, then.

    I've been railing against the possible changes to the CP system since we ever saw the screenshots. Unluckily for you, however, I actually have alternatives. Singleplayer games, For Honor, both of which I play regularly in the place ESO once filled.

    I have the ability to move on, and likely will if this goes through. And again, thank whatever is holy, sacred or intelligent you dont decide how we get to use our voices.

    not sure how this is relevant to what i said. your choices don't have anything to do with me or my luck. and of course you are free to use your voice and i'm not trying to stop you. i'm pointing out that-like in relationships where this is threatened all the time-it is not effective and is counter productive. that's not how you solve problems. Doing this just causes you to not be heard. Do you know what my observation is of what people do when they're truly done? They just walk away n don't say much. You only keep talking when you don't want to be done. If you don't want to be done-then think how to solve the problem. Either in your own outlook, or in how to express what you feel needs to happen in a constructive way rather than a destructive way
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    It's still fairly early, so all those unpopular changes are themselves subject to change. If the sustain CP nerfs make it into public testing, then that means they're here to stay.
    Murphy's Law of PvP : If it can be abused and or exploited, it will be abused and or exploited.
  • Violynne
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    Oh i've paid way more than 70$ for this game on so many things, even subbed for a while, i ve been playing for 2 years now and have a lot of time and money to this game, so me expecting some work from ZOS is not too much to ask for.
    Can you be anymore entitled?

    In looking at my gaming collection, it's easy for me to say "ESO is the most expensive game I own", if I take into consideration the DLC, mounts, pets, costumes, and scrolls I've purchased in the year I've been playing. Easily over $300.

    This doesn't even come close to some out there who spent even more.

    The point is: we wouldn't have spent this money if there wasn't value in it for us. Your ridiculous expectation a game should work perfectly 100% of the time shows your ignorance in how software is developed. No game, ever, has released without bugs.

    To think ZoS isn't fixing anything is ludicrous, if not downright insulting to the developers. I've been playing since the game launched on XB1 (minus the time when Fallout 4 was released), and when I returned, it was a completely different game!

    Proving ZoS is not only listening to people to make the game better, but does so without trying to ruin the experience for the millions playing it. It's not an easy job, and yes, there are going to be issues, but this comes with the territory.

    Personally, I think your own advice is stellar. Leave the game. Take a break, play something else, then come back after a while. Perhaps then you'll realize how utterly foolish your entitlement attitude looks.

  • Merlin13KAGL
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    zaria wrote: »
    Yes, and I fail to understand why its an limit on character slots you have to buy in the first place.
    @zaria , Two reasons : First, it comes down to storage space (server side) for the additional slots, plus the inventory slots involved.

    In game, it's an issue because it provides additional inventory space (mules) that standard players will not have access to, and with unlimited slot purchases -> unlimited storage.

    I would like to see a way to be able to export your character and set as inactive - thus opening up a slot (saved locally on your own machine, encrypted to prevent tampering, and locked to the original account to prevent selling).

    This would allow one to try new characters without having to delete Veterans (in terms of longevity). You'd be required to empty the inventory (including worn items) first or lose the items (see above) and once set to inactive, there would be a 30 day or so cooldown before you could reinstate the character, to keep it from being exploited or taxing the server too much.
    Technically an expansion is additional content who comes on an disc. it might also be download but has to have an disc option.
    Dlc is download only.
    Method of delivery may have been the defining factor in the past, but is not the only definition. Devs are free to call it what they like, which is why they opted for "Chapters" instead of expansion, making it neither addon DLC, nor an expansion by industry standard (talk about an oxymoron) terminology.
    Myrrah wrote: »
    These threads remind me of people in relationships who threaten to break up/get divorced everytime they're unhappy but never do it. In Every forums of every game i have ever played-are the quitting threads and the "the game is dying" threads. I watched those threads in wow all these years. n yet...here it still is. You'd think people would learn that these are useless. i get it. i've been upset to the point i wanted to quit. But you settle down and realize you don't ACTUALLY. You just want things to be less aggravating/disappointing. So should prob'ly just say that. But with the realization that none of us are children whose whims will be catered to. Adapt or go. It's that way with everything in life
    @Myrrah , Or people that threaten to leave the country if a particular individual gets elected. (I'm agreeing with you, btw.)

    I think there should be an obligation with 'threats like this. Make a checkbox that commits to what you're threatening to do if X happens.

    Show your commitment to your cause - when it does happen, the little checkbox you sign causes your account to be wiped clean. I mean, you're leaving anyway if this thing goes through, right?

    To whom it may conern: Put your $ where your mouth is, or STFU about it...
    praglaud wrote: »
    hassubhai wrote: »
    If you have not realise by now, long term players aren't where the money is at for zos. They are very clearly focusing on getting new players to join and once they joined zos could care less

    Exactly. Long-term players are in fact a resource drain for ZOS. New players have to buy the game and ZOS take all the money off the table at that point. Long-terms players either sub or just go F2P, but either way they utilise more than they put in unless they are Crown Crate addicts.
    Perhaps ZoS should consider changing their income model, perhaps all subs, with content delivered for free? Oh, wait... :|

    Edited by Merlin13KAGL on March 17, 2017 1:03PM
    Just because you don't like the way something is doesn't necessarily make it wrong...

    Earn it.

    IRL'ing for a while for assorted reasons, in forum, and in game.
    I am neither warm, nor fuzzy...
    Probably has checkbox on Customer Service profile that say High Aggro, 99% immunity to BS
  • JKorr
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    Nerouyn wrote: »
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    So, save yourself $10, get the expansion and the base game and the adventurers pack, make a second unsubbed account, get *8* character slots and make wardens to your heart's content.

    This is a moronic suggestion.

    Can we share mounts, costumes and the like with second accounts? Achievements for all the dyes? Champion Points?

    No, no and no again.

    Missed my second post.

    You also apparently missed the op's main point; he doesn't want to delete a current character OR buy two more slots to make a warden. Champion points might not be much of a concern soon. The OP doesn't waste money on a sub or the crown store for pointless things for this terribly glitched horrible mess of a game that he is constantly threatening to leave. What costumes or mounts does he have that would make the game totally unplayable on a second account? If all you are interested in is the Morrowind content, then the achievements for the rest of the game really don't matter. You just want to play a warden in Morrowind. :shrug:

    If you preorder Morrowind plus the base game you get the adventurers pack, which, iirc, gives you a horse that is account wide. ANY new character you make, whether you delete one from your current list or make a new account is going to have to level riding skills. And inventory space, at least. So you aren't really out that much if you're only concerned with the new game. With the leveling mechanics taking into account people who just bought the game, you won't get onshot by a mudcrab instantly anyway.

    I do have two accounts. I will be buying the two additional slots for both of my accounts. My second account doesn't have 12 characters yet, but I'll get the additional slots anyway, for future use. So that will be two accounts with 14 slots in each. Still working on the achievements, inventory space, bank space, and stuff for the second account, but I'm still having fun, and that is what matters to me. I guess, unlike the OP, the "still having fun" part makes the difference.
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    zaria wrote: »
    Yes, and I fail to understand why its an limit on character slots you have to buy in the first place.
    @zaria , Two reasons : First, it comes down to storage space (server side) for the additional slots, plus the inventory slots involved.

    In game, it's an issue because it provides additional inventory space (mules) that standard players will not have access to, and with unlimited slot purchases -> unlimited storage.

    I would like to see a way to be able to export your character and set as inactive - this opening up a slot (saved locally on your own machine, encrypted to prevent tampering, and locked to the original account to prevent selling).

    This would allow one to try new characters without having to delete Veterans (in terms of longevity). You'd be required to empty the inventory (including worn items) first or lose the items (see above) and once set to inactive, there would be a 30 day or so cooldown before you could reinstate the character, to keep it from being exploited or taxing the server too much.
    Technically an expansion is additional content who comes on an disc. it might also be download but has to have an disc option.
    Dlc is download only.
    Method of delivery may have been the defining factor in the past, but is not the only definition. Devs are free to call it what they like, which is why they opted for "Chapters" instead of expansion, making it neither addon DLC, nor an expansion by industry standard (talk about an oxymoron) terminology.
    Myrrah wrote: »
    These threads remind me of people in relationships who threaten to break up/get divorced everytime they're unhappy but never do it. In Every forums of every game i have ever played-are the quitting threads and the "the game is dying" threads. I watched those threads in wow all these years. n yet...here it still is. You'd think people would learn that these are useless. i get it. i've been upset to the point i wanted to quit. But you settle down and realize you don't ACTUALLY. You just want things to be less aggravating/disappointing. So should prob'ly just say that. But with the realization that none of us are children whose whims will be catered to. Adapt or go. It's that way with everything in life
    @Myrrah , Or people that threaten to leave the country if a particular individual gets elected. (I'm agreeing with you, btw.)

    I think there should be an obligation with 'threats like this. Make a checkbox that commits to what you're threatening to do if X happens.

    Show your commitment to your cause - when it does happen, the little checkbox you sign causes your account to be wiped clean. I mean, you're leaving anyway if this thing goes through, right?

    To whom it may conern: Put your $ where your mouth is, or STFU about it...
    praglaud wrote: »
    hassubhai wrote: »
    If you have not realise by now, long term players aren't where the money is at for zos. They are very clearly focusing on getting new players to join and once they joined zos could care less

    Exactly. Long-term players are in fact a resource drain for ZOS. New players have to buy the game and ZOS take all the money off the table at that point. Long-terms players either sub or just go F2P, but either way they utilise more than they put in unless they are Crown Crate addicts.
    Perhaps ZoS should consider changing their income model, perhaps all subs, with content delivered for free? Oh, wait... :|
    Storage is not an problem, an character is just an list with stats and data. same with the gear.
    No way it will be megabytes with data for character. Take an piece of armor, it has an unique id, player and character id this is 64 bit, then style id, set id, level, enchantment, quality, color, charge or damage, some other flags and probably some reserve values around 30 bytes
    Say 100 bytes. because of database indexes and overhead. 170 slot and you get 17 KB, some kb for character again just numbers outside of name. 20KB * 8 mill players * 8 char=1.3 TB or an small hard drive.
    Now in server memory this matter 50.000 players takes a GB of memory.
    But memory only hold active characters, it also have to hold the bank close as you access it on crafting stations to.

    In short selling more character slots is an very good business, its not more support or resource use than other active players.
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    Grinding just make you go in circles.
    Asking ZoS for nerfs is as stupid as asking for close air support from the death star.
  • Elsonso
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    Kay1 wrote: »
    I'm still impressed by people who do quests in this game, Open World PvE in this game is not only rewardless and empty but it also boring, easy and you feel like you haven't done anything, if you compare to others game where events are still played even by players with 3 years into the game because of their rewards and how funny they are ESO looks ridiculous, you complete a quest, you get a blue item that you can sell for 48 gold and you're done, in others game questing and events gives incredibly good rewards, yellow-orange items, mats, gold, bags to open for more rewards and another currency all at the same time not only one, in ESO besides Trials, vMsa and PvP I won't do anything because of how boring and rewardless is the rest, well, PvP is rewardless also but Zenimax have created the best MMO PvP game in the wolrd so I'm not gonna complain about my Charged Resto staff of Fury that I receive every 5 minutes.

    Different strokes... Questing is king for me. When I do formal content in this game, it is all that I do. I don't do trials. I don't do veteran dungeons. I don't do MA.

    Outside of questing content is the boring part of the game. Killing bosses for gear tops the list of reasons to leave the game. Honestly, there should be no armor or weapon in this game that cannot be crafted. None. They should have made that promise on the first day of the game, not this stupid "crafting is always better" one that they might get back to, some day.
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  • nimander99
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    The game is fun, cant y'all just have fun playing the game? Instead its a bunch of boohoo a business wants money.

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    Business's exist to make money for their shareholder's and owner's. ZeniMax is not a Charity, a good business changes tactics constantly to stay ahead of the market curve.
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    "MOAR!" = Switch to B2P, launch cash shop,
    "MOAR!!" = Charge for DLC that subs had already paid for,
    "MOAR!!!" = Experience scrolls and riding lessons,
    "MOARR!!!" = Vampire/werewolf bites,
    "MOAARRR!!!" = CS exclusive motifs,
    "MOOAARRR!!!" = Crown crates,
    "MOOOAAARRR!!!" = 'Chapter's' bought separately from ESO+,
    "MOOOOAAAARRRR!!!!" = ???

    Male, Dunmer, VR16, Templar, Aldmeri Dominion, Master Crafter & all Traits, CP450
  • emanuele175b16_ESO
    First and biggest problem, I'm gonna pay the 40$ only to play the Warden class, dont care about the other stuff. Problem is I have all 8 slots full so I need to buy 2 more slots for Stamina and Magika Warden which is another 30$.

    So 70$ Just to play the new class? No Thank you.

    Follow that with the removal of sustain cp options to balance pvp and ruin pve and which is what I play 90% of the time? Not to mention VMA without sustain.

    Another thing is the horrible RNG which ZOS intends to keep this way by design.

    The horrible trait system which is only one viable trait and the rest is trash

    The horrible balance?

    The horrible bugs and lags?

    But all they keep doing is making crown crates, housing and more cosmetics just to make more money.

    Posts like this one amaze me.
    2 different points: economy and playability.
    The former is totally your problem, ZOS cannot be blamed for it. if you wish to save some money, free 2 slots and play your new characters.
    The latter is just a "sensation". You now cannot have proofs of what you say. So, in my opinion, it's pointless.

    "But all they keep doing is making crown crates, housing and more cosmetics just to make more money."

    This is the main reason why ESO exists, as well as any other product in a free economy in the world: profit.
    Crown crates and housing are things that many people enjoy and i cannot say they are failures.
    If you don't like them, do not use them. You are not obliged.
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    Follow that with the removal of sustain cp options to balance pvp and ruin pve and which is what I play 90% of the time? Not to mention VMA without sustain.
    I had no issues with Morrowind until I read about the CP changes but maybe there's more to it, maybe they wanna make skills cheaper to use or something so let's wait and see. At the same time, knowing who's in charge of this stuff, there might not be more to it.
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    heaven13 wrote: »
    Don't you get two extra slots with the expansion?

    Nope. Slots will be available for purchase in the crown store.

    This is 1 of the problems I too have with deciding to get Morrowind or not. I like to have mag and stam versions of all classes and would also need to purchase 2 additiional slots if they're not included with the expansion.
    Really hoping ZOS see the benefit of maybe offering character slots included with the expansion as an incentive to those that are undecided about buying Morrowind.

    I'm in the same boat. I'm considering waiting 6 months for a big sale on Morrowind.
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    Honestly, if they continue to destroy PvE to pacify the PVP tears, the game is dead. Eliminating the CP passives for regen/cost is the new asinine idea on the table. I don't think the game can survive many more moronic half baked changes, personally I have one foot out the door, everyday I debate deconing all my bound gear, dropping all my crafting mats and gold in the guild bank and deleting my character, removing ESO from my computer and then setting my PC on fire. Actually, feel like that everytime I run vMA too.
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