TheStealthDude wrote: »Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere.
dwemer_paleologist wrote: »TheStealthDude wrote: »The problem is that most of the people are complaining SOLELY off of what they have read in the patch notes. Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere.
right now it is private and by invite only.
TheStealthDude wrote: »dwemer_paleologist wrote: »TheStealthDude wrote: »The problem is that most of the people are complaining SOLELY off of what they have read in the patch notes. Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere.
right now it is private and by invite only.
Which just goes on to prove my point. Most of the people upset on the forums are getting upset at words on a page. They haven't had any experience testing the actual changes yet.
Just to be clear, PTS is open as normal - just need to agree to the NDA when logging on. In order to get to any of the Morrowind stuff you need the invite.dwemer_paleologist wrote: »right now it is private and by invite only.TheStealthDude wrote: »Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere.
TheStealthDude wrote: »The problem is that most of the people are complaining SOLELY off of what they have read in the patch notes. Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere. And really, the PTS hasn't even been open long enough for people to make definitive statements about the overall effects of the tentative changes."
dwemer_paleologist wrote: »TheStealthDude wrote: »dwemer_paleologist wrote: »TheStealthDude wrote: »The problem is that most of the people are complaining SOLELY off of what they have read in the patch notes. Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere.
right now it is private and by invite only.
Which just goes on to prove my point. Most of the people upset on the forums are getting upset at words on a page. They haven't had any experience testing the actual changes yet.
from years of experience people already know that these patch notes are not going to change.
in addition to that we have enough experience to know without having to play that the changes are going to make pvp almost unplayable.
our requests are ignored for changes they made.
the devs put their nose in the air and claim "we have done no wrong, the changes will remain."
TheStealthDude wrote: »dwemer_paleologist wrote: »TheStealthDude wrote: »dwemer_paleologist wrote: »TheStealthDude wrote: »The problem is that most of the people are complaining SOLELY off of what they have read in the patch notes. Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere.
right now it is private and by invite only.
Which just goes on to prove my point. Most of the people upset on the forums are getting upset at words on a page. They haven't had any experience testing the actual changes yet.
from years of experience people already know that these patch notes are not going to change.
in addition to that we have enough experience to know without having to play that the changes are going to make pvp almost unplayable.
our requests are ignored for changes they made.
the devs put their nose in the air and claim "we have done no wrong, the changes will remain."
what you are claiming is that not only do you have more experience than the professional developmenyt team, but that you can make judgement calls without even needing to test changes, something ZOS (or really, any professional development team) themselves can't do (hence the public tests), and all without the data they have?
skyhawk002 wrote: »TheStealthDude wrote: »The problem is that most of the people are complaining SOLELY off of what they have read in the patch notes. Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere. And really, the PTS hasn't even been open long enough for people to make definitive statements about the overall effects of the tentative changes."
You know no one who plays on the closed or open PTS can confirm that they are testing. So your 1st point doesn't stand.
Also, 72 hours of playtime is sufficient to make definitive statements about changes for those who have been playing for a while. However, yeah it's really hard for people to test outcome x (let's say healing in PvP as a magplar) when multiple factors have been changed at once. That's ZOS's problem still though, multiple major changes every 6 months rather than incremental changes every 2 weeks.
Dark_Aether wrote: »On the bright side, there is a chance they pull the same move they did with Sorcs and turn the nerf into a buff, like giving Templars both minor and major mending.
They could have approached this so much better...
Combat the RNG
Rain in the permablockers in pvp
Buff medium/light armour or Rain in heavy armour in pvp
Leave pve alone
Provide CP and non CP battlegrounds
Introduce your new content to players
But instead we all seem to be in turmoil, with a mass of negativity surrounding the biggest new release ESO has seen.
My biggest issue with the patch notes is the "It's a buff unless..." language. Zos come across like a bunch of two face lying politicians and that doesn't inspire confidence.
90% of the posts on these forums, Facebook and even twitter on ESO announcements are very negative.
last time this happened in such a big way @ZOS_RichLambert done a pretty good job of relieving a lot of the negativity and fears.
This time it seems worse, players are leaving... Deltia even manages to make money from this game but is so annoyed with direction he is happy to walk away.
Some of the changes don't seem that bad like the the new CP layout looks interesting... but combined with nerfing armour and skill resource regen is insane... it's to much.
Why touch the class skills like battle roar... I already thought my heavy armour MDK would be unplayable with the CP for cost reduction going. So with all the rest I couldn't possibly imagine it working.
The changes would be great for me in theory as a predominant PVP endorser... my original character is a magic sorc which I stopped playing a while back with the rise of shuffle problems. I imagine with these changes my sorc will be very fun once again.
But I don't want to find success in other people's struggle.
My biggest problem with morrowind though is the lack of help/adjustment to the RNG system. I personally can't stand PVE... I personally find it boring. Yet I have to spend so much time in it repeating the content over and over. Yet I am reworded with my VMA sword and board and my prosperous Amberplasm. I did 50 runs of VMA over the last week to try and beat the RNG but all I ended up was burned out and fed up.
I am not sure we're things go from here as ZOS does not seem to have a great record in listening to feedback.
I am surprised that the team has not made more effort to again ease the fears of the players... zero communication while every day the forum and topics fill up with more negatively and panic.
I for one have just cancelled my ESO plus and my Morrowind pre order. I can't keep supporting a game that instead of making new content or difficulties for current content they nerf my characters abilities. I can't keep supporting a game that is happy for me to sit farming dungeons and trials for hundreds of runs with no end in sight.
Hopefully the PTS period will provide feedback to change some of this stuff for the better. The sooner something happens or is said by the devs the quicker then we can either move on away from the game or get back to playing the game we love.
They could have approached this so much better...
Combat the RNG
Rain in the permablockers in pvp
Buff medium/light armour or Rain in heavy armour in pvp
Leave pve alone
Provide CP and non CP battlegrounds
Introduce your new content to players
But instead we all seem to be in turmoil, with a mass of negativity surrounding the biggest new release ESO has seen.
90% of the posts on these forums, Facebook and even twitter on ESO announcements are very negative.
last time this happened in such a big way @ZOS_RichLambert done a pretty good job of relieving a lot of the negativity and fears.
This time it seems worse, players are leaving... Deltia even manages to make money from this game but is so annoyed with direction he is happy to walk away.
Some of the changes don't seem that bad like the the new CP layout looks interesting... but combined with nerfing armour and skill resource regen is insane... it's to much.
Why touch the class skills like battle roar... I already thought my heavy armour MDK would be unplayable with the CP for cost reduction going. So with all the rest I couldn't possibly imagine it working.
The changes would be great for me in theory as a predominant PVP endorser... my original character is a magic sorc which I stopped playing a while back with the rise of shuffle problems. I imagine with these changes my sorc will be very fun once again.
But I don't want to find success in other people's struggle.
My biggest problem with morrowind though is the lack of help/adjustment to the RNG system. I personally can't stand PVE... I personally find it boring. Yet I have to spend so much time in it repeating the content over and over. Yet I am reworded with my VMA sword and board and my prosperous Amberplasm. I did 50 runs of VMA over the last week to try and beat the RNG but all I ended up was burned out and fed up.
I am not sure we're things go from here as ZOS does not seem to have a great record in listening to feedback.
I am surprised that the team has not made more effort to again ease the fears of the players... zero communication while every day the forum and topics fill up with more negatively and panic.
I for one have just cancelled my ESO plus and my Morrowind pre order. I can't keep supporting a game that instead of making new content or difficulties for current content they nerf my characters abilities. I can't keep supporting a game that is happy for me to sit farming dungeons and trials for hundreds of runs with no end in sight.
Hopefully the PTS period will provide feedback to change some of this stuff for the better. The sooner something happens or is said by the devs the quicker then we can either move on away from the game or get back to playing the game we love.
just to be clear...are you saying Deltia HAS walked away and is happy about it or that Deltia is happy to rant about walking away and thus generating more clicks and buzz for his media bu$ne$$
The latter i can see... the former i dont believe i have seen happen yet.
dwemer_paleologist wrote: »TheStealthDude wrote: »Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere.
right now it is private and by invite only.
Gandrhulf_Harbard wrote: »dwemer_paleologist wrote: »TheStealthDude wrote: »Most people haven't even taken the time to jump into the PTS before spouting off on the forums here or elsewhere.
right now it is private and by invite only.
I thought that, but was told that the PTS itself is not Invite Only.
Apparently it is just Vvardenfell and Warden content that are invite only. Not sure how that is done TBH.
So you should be able to test out your current builds on the PTS no problem.
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My biggest issue with the patch notes is the "It's a buff unless..." language. Zos come across like a bunch of two face lying politicians and that doesn't inspire confidence.
Dude. It isn't politics. It's....math. It IS a buff unless you stack X resources, then you were better off in the old system. It is a soft, soft, soft cap. It's perfectly easy to predict and build around if you can do basic math.
Calm down.