Please no more nerfs, just buff everything, nerfs hurt the majority of the player base

Demolitionary · September 2017

To be honest, there needs to be balance, balance means different things to different people I guess.
The balance is based a lot around PvP too, it isn't just PvE in this game, which some seem to forget.

But you have to lol at the asking for P2W using the disability card. Way to ruin a game in my eyes (with no disrespect pointing anywhere.)

Mystrius_Archaion · September 2017

Demolitionary wrote: »

To be honest, there needs to be balance, balance means different things to different people I guess.
The balance is based a lot around PvP too, it isn't just PvE in this game, which some seem to forget.

But you have to lol at the asking for P2W using the disability card. Way to ruin a game in my eyes (with no disrespect pointing anywhere.)

1) It's not "pay to win" for cosmetics. If winning is just getting cosmetics to you then you don't even know pvp exists do you?
2) Disabilities are real. Maybe you think there is no way you will ever end up paralyzed or with some other disability, but I'm not dumb enough to think I'm invincible like you think you are.

I just want everybody to have fun and not be left out when they can't do things we take for granted. The one thing you would think a disabled person should be able to do, play a video game to pretend to be physically capable, they can't do because some elitist jerk calls their actual disability a "disability card" as if it were just a crutch to use to beat others down with.
You are a horrible person for even attempting to go there.

NyassaV · September 2017

Messy1 wrote: »

Okay, so I can't complete vMA ever since the resource reductions were nerfed.

I'm going to try some new builds that people have been recommending to me.

I am definitely playing this game slower than most people that being said I have 12 toons all DC with many hours sunk into each.

I was looking forward to having all of them be reasonably powerful at this point based on some of the old CP allocations and rules, but that is not the case anymore.

Now I have to focus on one or 2 characters to make them really good.

Maybe it's for the best because I will fine tune some of them and then really "git gud," but at the same time I am disappointed with all the nerfs. Sure I wasn't aware enough to take advantage of all the power that was available early on, but I'm a casual player, although I do have max crafting and all the motifs, still I'm a bit dismayed that things keep getting nerfed cause it sets me back a few steps like every few months. Divines forbid some of the skills that are not considered BiS right now get buffed to add more diversity to play styles.

L2P? I wasn't able to beat vMA before morrowind but I was afterwards. Sooooo... Yeah. Magicka Nightblade OP

KochDerDamonen · September 2017

Mystrius_Archaion wrote: »

These developers chose a long time ago to sell their souls to what they determined was "challenging" and "rewarding" which can be defined as "frustrating and tedious".
If it isn't a "grind" or "challenging of the best players" then they won't go for it.

@Mystrius_Archaion 'These' developers? ZOS, industry in general? If ZOS, they've hardly decided to make their game challenging or rewarding, grindy perhaps, but none of the three in a large dose at all. The vast majority of the content in this game is beatable with a naked templar mashing one button (jabs) with enough health to not be one/twoshot by light attacks and enough where-withall to dodge some floor AoEs. Even then, the challenging content has... what, like maybe 5 cosmetic items across the lot to unlock? Gear that would only conceivably be used on the same hard content one got it from? A title or two each godforbid?

Wollust · September 2017

Mystrius_Archaion wrote: »

Demolitionary wrote: »

To be honest, there needs to be balance, balance means different things to different people I guess.
The balance is based a lot around PvP too, it isn't just PvE in this game, which some seem to forget.

But you have to lol at the asking for P2W using the disability card. Way to ruin a game in my eyes (with no disrespect pointing anywhere.)

1) It's not "pay to win" for cosmetics. If winning is just getting cosmetics to you then you don't even know pvp exists do you?
2) Disabilities are real. Maybe you think there is no way you will ever end up paralyzed or with some other disability, but I'm not dumb enough to think I'm invincible like you think you are.

I just want everybody to have fun and not be left out when they can't do things we take for granted. The one thing you would think a disabled person should be able to do, play a video game to pretend to be physically capable, they can't do because some elitist jerk calls their actual disability a "disability card" as if it were just a crutch to use to beat others down with.
You are a horrible person for even attempting to go there.

How boring would it be if all cosmetics would be crown store crap. That would ruin the fun for loads of people as well. There is a certain thing about getting such a reward for a hard achievement.

Chronicburn · September 2017

+1
In every MMO I've thought nerfing cool skills (which many people chose the class to use) is a weak move. Buffing or creating other skills to counter is a way better move

Nerfing frustrates the casual player. We see people using an awesome skill and want to try it but we're always behind the curve. So we wasted time rolling a character an grinding up to a skill just to find it nerfed when we finally get it.

Sucks a$$

ookami007 · September 2017

Everstorm wrote: »

Mystrius_Archaion wrote: »

I like "easy mode" and I cannot lie.

Millennial I assume?

I didn't realize millennial meant... a REAL grown up, with a real job, possibly a family and a life outside of Tamriel who doesn't spend every waking hour in ESO to get 'mad skillz'.

Gilvoth · September 2017

Please no more nerfs, just buff everything, nerfs hurt the majority of the player base

i can agree with that statement.
that's good stuff.
i hope eso does that, and we see good things from it.