Doctordarkspawn wrote: »Compound it by the fact at least one major streamer is leaving after being directly invited to ZOS and -asked- his opinion on where to take the direction of the game, and either being ignored or taken far too literally, and people are panicking because none of this screams 'good update'.
Wolfenbelle wrote: »How does one nerf pve, if anything the content becomes more difficult for every player equally.
(1) If you need to ask that question, you don't know squat about the game.
(2) And if you think content becomes more difficult for every player equally, you haven't read the patch notes thoroughly.
I may have missed something or the other in the patch notes yes, as to pve i can still do all the content in the game just the same as before except it may be a bit more difficult and i may need to use a different build. However the game is still balanced and pve content is still very much doable so whats the issue?
subtlezeroub17_ESO wrote: »Same thing that happens with every mmo. Threats of quitting, drama-rama, threads filled with dread. Then the xpac comes out and everything is back to normal and the quitters are conveniently back to their addiction. Same old same old. Nothing new here.
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YautjaLanu wrote: »Everyone needs to adapt and grow and stop complaining because their to comfortable with current their classes.
Gandrhulf_Harbard wrote: »So far the main changes i see are the coming of warden and the reduced sustian, which as a pvp player im ecstatic about. I completely agree with zos that sustain is stupidly easy conpared to earlier eso. I dont really care about much else of the changes because they dont seem all bad, maybe im missing something.
What is so bad about morrowind?
Yeah you're missing the bit where not everyone, in fact not even the majority, give a damn about PvP.
You're missing the bit where PvE players - who are the significant majority - are sick and tired of seeing their play style, their class, their builds nerfed through the floor just because a vocal minority of PvPers whine when someone beats them.
Don't like getting beat in PvP you have two choices - 1) Git Gud 2) Stop Playing PvP.
I knew I was never going to get good enough at PvP to enjoy it as much as I would want, so I stopped playing PvP.
Not once, not ever, did I throw dolly out the pram and rant that X needs to be nerfed, because I knew those nerfs would have far more impact on PvE than they do on PvP because far fewer players regularly PvP.
All The Best
In all honesty though, Pve outside of vet trials is way way too easy. You can solo normal dungeons, 2 or 3 man most vet dungeons, normal trials always have half the people in heavy or spamming wrecking blow, most the world bosses are soloable, VMA is pretty easy to finish now, 4 dps can do just about any pledge - no need for tanks or healers...
I both PvP and Pve. More Pve than PvP in all honesty. Done VMA on 3 characters, done vet trials etc. So I'm not just a pvper making out Pve is easy. It is too easy in all honesty.
Anyway...
I'm fine with most things except:
Repentance change
Shards change
Igenous change (it means no major mending in PvP ever, wrong solution)
Battle roar changes
Siphoning changes
Everything else I'm ok with in all honesty. CP changes are brilliant imo.
Saucy_Jack wrote: »Here's the thing though.
Every time a change comes, people cry that the sky is falling. Do I think the nerfs to templar in particular (being the class of my main) are great? No. Do I think the super-buffs to warden are great? No. But the name of the game with every patch in existence is ADAPT.
At the same time though, there's a different between not being ABLE to adapt, and simply just not WANTING to adapt.
If a person needs to adapt and CAN'T, then that's a serious issue that needs to be addressed. If a person CAN adapt but WON'T, then frankly they're just a big bubble-blowin' baby.
There are certain famous players who've quit that I would tend to put in the latter category.
Doctordarkspawn wrote: »Again, not everyone wants to.
People keep saying people say the sky is falling every single time a new patch drops, and I want to ask, where are you geting this impression?
This is the first patch I've ever seen that could legitimately do serious damage to the game. The only other patch I can think of, was the DB base game patch, which removed bracing. While people didn't like the nerf, they didn't exactly think it was gamebreaking, just unneccesary.
So provide a source.
Saucy_Jack wrote: »Doctordarkspawn wrote: »Again, not everyone wants to.
People keep saying people say the sky is falling every single time a new patch drops, and I want to ask, where are you geting this impression?
This is the first patch I've ever seen that could legitimately do serious damage to the game. The only other patch I can think of, was the DB base game patch, which removed bracing. While people didn't like the nerf, they didn't exactly think it was gamebreaking, just unneccesary.
So provide a source.
Are you telling me you've never noticed the myriad of threads in the forums pre-every-patch decrying the incoming changes? Every large patch there's like twenty of them. Every one.
As for the "not everyone wants to" - sure, that I can understand. And if a famous player's desire to change their build/rotation is less than their desire to quit, I guess that's their choice too. But that's not going to keep me from considering them a big bubble-blowin' baby, either.
As the saying goes: when life gives you lemons, shut up and eat your dang lemons. There are starving people who would love those lemons.
PelinalWhitestrake wrote: »Can I have your gold and mats?I'm dreading that the release of the reworked Secret World will not be released in time for me to completely invest into that. As Morrowwind will likely mark the end of my 3 year relationship with ESO.
Its been a blast and thanks ZOS for making such a cool game. I dont believe in you anymore though. I think your best is behind you with this title.
Yeah, I went there.
Saucy_Jack wrote: »I'm not saying people don't have the right to disagree. Go ahead! Disagree! It is everyone's right, and they may revel in it as they wish.
BUT.
Let's say people disagree, but the changes they want ZOS to make don't happen. Then those people are left with three choices:
a) Play the hand they're dealt, and get over it.
b) Play the game in a huff because the changes they wanted implemented didn't happen.
c) Quit altogether
Again, any player is free to make whatever choice they want. People who choose a), I can respect. I can even respect people who choose b), because they're sticking it out for the long haul even when it's difficult, and may even turn into a player from choice a).
People who choose c) are, at least in my mind, no different from a toddler throwing a tantrum, i.e. a big bubble-blowin' baby.
Saucy_Jack wrote: »I'm not saying people don't have the right to disagree. Go ahead! Disagree! It is everyone's right, and they may revel in it as they wish.
BUT.
Let's say people disagree, but the changes they want ZOS to make don't happen. Then those people are left with three choices:
a) Play the hand they're dealt, and get over it.
b) Play the game in a huff because the changes they wanted implemented didn't happen.
c) Quit altogether
Again, any player is free to make whatever choice they want. People who choose a), I can respect. I can even respect people who choose b), because they're sticking it out for the long haul even when it's difficult, and may even turn into a player from choice a).
People who choose c) are, at least in my mind, no different from a toddler throwing a tantrum, i.e. a big bubble-blowin' baby.
Saucy_Jack wrote: »I'm not saying people don't have the right to disagree. Go ahead! Disagree! It is everyone's right, and they may revel in it as they wish.
BUT.
Let's say people disagree, but the changes they want ZOS to make don't happen. Then those people are left with three choices:
a) Play the hand they're dealt, and get over it.
b) Play the game in a huff because the changes they wanted implemented didn't happen.
c) Quit altogether
Again, any player is free to make whatever choice they want. People who choose a), I can respect. I can even respect people who choose b), because they're sticking it out for the long haul even when it's difficult, and may even turn into a player from choice a).
People who choose c) are, at least in my mind, no different from a toddler throwing a tantrum, i.e. a big bubble-blowin' baby.
Gandrhulf_Harbard wrote: »So far the main changes i see are the coming of warden and the reduced sustian, which as a pvp player im ecstatic about. I completely agree with zos that sustain is stupidly easy conpared to earlier eso. I dont really care about much else of the changes because they dont seem all bad, maybe im missing something.
What is so bad about morrowind?
Yeah you're missing the bit where not everyone, in fact not even the majority, give a damn about PvP.
You're missing the bit where PvE players - who are the significant majority - are sick and tired of seeing their play style, their class, their builds nerfed through the floor just because a vocal minority of PvPers whine when someone beats them.
Don't like getting beat in PvP you have two choices - 1) Git Gud 2) Stop Playing PvP.
I knew I was never going to get good enough at PvP to enjoy it as much as I would want, so I stopped playing PvP.
Not once, not ever, did I throw dolly out the pram and rant that X needs to be nerfed, because I knew those nerfs would have far more impact on PvE than they do on PvP because far fewer players regularly PvP.
All The Best
How does one nerf pve, if anything the content becomes more difficult for every player equally. The content is still very much doable, afaic the pve content in eso is too easy as it is. I dont see why theres an issue with content becoming all around harder for every player meaning the rewards from that content will be more rare and difficult to achieve which in turn makes pve feel alot more rewarding
D0ntevenL1ft wrote: »subtlezeroub17_ESO wrote: »Same thing that happens with every mmo. Threats of quitting, drama-rama, threads filled with dread. Then the xpac comes out and everything is back to normal and the quitters are conveniently back to their addiction. Same old same old. Nothing new here.
We have never seen a patch like this sooooo… yes something new here.