ParaNostram wrote: »

If morrowind broke your trust then really there isn't anything to rebuild that trust. Honestly come back if you enjoy playing the game but if you cannot without ZOS rebuilding that broken trust, it'd be best to stay away.

I agree, because the fact is, every year they will be released a PAID 'chapter'... so if that was the reason ZOS lost your trust, then I don't see how that can be rebuilt since they plan to continue that format.

Why do we even need polls for this.

Come back. If you're having fun, stay. If not, leave.

Yes...It's that simple!!!

I'm impressed by latest patches balance, features and so on. I think ZOS is doing fine lately (at my surprise)

My only concern is BG but it is still early in the BG life.

No.

It's not that I don't love the game. I do. But if ESO has already driven you away twice, not nearly enough has changed that I'd imagine you'd enjoy coming back.

A. The storytelling, worldbuilding, and art teams remain genius-level, and in fact, they're only getting better.

B. The gameplay team remains terrible, and gameplay changes this year have been nothing but a string of indefensible decisions. Plus, they're firmly committed to RNG grinds with abominable droprates.

If Paragaph A is enough to make up for Paragraph B for you, you'll enjoy ESO. I do, for exactly that reason. But if Paragraph A was capable of outweighing Paragraph B for you, I doubt you would have quit twice already.

PlagueSD wrote: »

Why do we even need polls for this.

Come back. If you're having fun, stay. If not, leave.

Yes...It's that simple!!!

Pretty much. The game has not changed significantly though so why would the 3rd time be different?

Jollygoodusername wrote: »

It's been several months since I've logged in to ESO, or had the game installed. Morrowind DLC nearly broke my trust in Bethesda altogether but I decided to give the company and the devs some time, to hopefully come to their senses With much needed bug fixes and some of the worst latency of any modern MMO, has any of that been improved since Morrowind DLC release?
Would love some honest replies here, as I'm getting burnt out on all the other titles I'm currently playing, maybe ESO can fill the upcoming void

The game is dying.

ccfeeling wrote: »

Come back but dont sub eso plus , dont spend any money on crown store
That's what I regret
Huge lag in cyrodiil , yes almost hit 2018 but not yet fixed , technically its impossible .

It’s the same old problem with pvp in almost every mmo... too many people= too much strain on the server and clogged data pipeline.

People want to fight in huge epic battles but when they all do ... it’s a slideshow. Hopefully someone solves this before I die of old age

VaranisArano wrote: »

If you had problems with the Morrowind release, I'm not sure what you are hoping for. The changes that Morrowind brought to the base game have not been reversed, PVE is still very much in the style of Post-Morrowind with some gear changes in HotR, PVP is still very much in the style of Post-Morrowind with a few new sets from HotR with the same loading screens or worse depending on who you ask.

Horns of the Reach released 2 new DLC dungeons. Clockwork City is about 10 hours of content that's a good followup to Morrowind's storyline, with repeatable dailies very much in the same style as Morrowind.

For the most part, if you didn't like ESO after Morrowind, not much has changed in the broad scheme of things.

The only truly beneficial change I can think that ZOS made to the game with Clockwork City was reworking the Group Finder so that the random dungeons unlock progressively according to their difficulty, not zone. Now, normal dungoens have the 2 and DLC dungeons unlock at level 45, sparing level 10 ESO+ members from being forced into DLC dungeons disproportionately. For Veteran dungeons, DLC dungeons, City of Ash II, and Crypt of Hearts II now unlock at CP 160. This change makes leveling new characters, alts, or just running random dungeons so much nicer than it was before.

I'm with this guy If you left in the first place then why come back hoping for the best new thing? Been playing since release on Xbox I have 6000 hours on my main PVE NB and a few thousand hours on my pvp toon as well just take breaks and all will be good

This is not something we can answer for you.

It is completely subjective and based entirely on your feelings/perceptions of things.

I currently sub but will not renew because I feel I need to spend too much extra money for things I personally enjoy on TOP of what I pay monthly, which is insane/ridiculous. Either give me the sub and give me everything or make it free to play with all the current ESO Plus perks PLUS the optional mounts/costumes/etc as additional cost. Don't try to pull the monthly subscription plus extra money on top of that for pixel art. I'm too old to fall for that crap anymore.

Again, it is truly entirely subjective depending on what you enjoy and what kind of entertainment money you have to spend on pixels. If all you're interested in is gameplay/combat, have at it. You don't need to spend a dime to enjoy yourself (I don't think but I could be wrong because I honestly am bored of pure combat and prefer to do other stuff for my enjoyment).

If, however, you love costumes, mounts, pets and/or housing plus the perks of ESO Plus, you need to figure out what is most important to you and how much real-life money you can afford/are willing to part with comfortably.

That's all it comes down to.

For me personally, I'm just waiting for another game that is in development (which I won't mention) before I drop this one. The only thing keeping me here is that there is nothing else out there that I want to play during my free time at the moment. If it wasn't for the micro (macro?) transactions on top of ESO Plus, I'd think differently, but this game just costs too much monthly for me to PERSONALLY enjoy long-term (based entirely on what I'm personally interested in) or think it is worth it for the basic time-waster it truly is compared to real life experiences.

I personally enjoy the game. I feel it is one of the better titles out there or I would not be playing it. However, the game is what it is. Has not changes much. Like wont change much. Many of their issues are more deeper rooted than just a simple patch fix.

Basically if you didn't care for the game before; I do not believe it will magically be the title you will suddenly want to play.

Yes, it is definitely worth playing again, there are currently some issues on consoles, and a few PC gamers are experiencing them too. However, nothing beats playing this game with some friends - it's always a laugh and a time-worthy investment.

I've made some great friends on this game. I find playing on my own, or with them is highly enjoyable, the key is to not get too pent up every time there's lag or you have to relog, just have fun and take it easy

Sure.

If you're stupid enough to consider it, then you should get what you deserve.
The people providing this game are soulless thieves that aren't worth pissing on.