Don't forget to mention how the rose is "growing strong". Boooring! What are you? A poet? Here, I got one for ya:Its nice to see someone stopping to smell the Rose for once. Even if that Rose still has thorns.
No matter how much you cover the dung pie in icing, it stays a dung pie. There you go, true poetry.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dCn7d_jDjg ESO is a very good game. As far as gameplay wise I think it is great. Both PvE and PvP are great.
The problem is-it literally doesn't work. The game does not work. Bugs exist in nearly every facet imaginable, and the server quality is literal garbage. It is the worst performing product I have ever used of any kind, by far, and that is not an exaggeration.
Improving performance is one of the top things the devs should be working on if they want to make the game better.
You're comparing:
- a AAA MMO which was developed with a budget rumored to be upwards of 200M and owned by one of the largest and most successful publishers in gaming.
to
- to a niche survival horror game funded by 1M Kickstarter and published by Gun Media which has 5 employees according to Wikipedia.
Sounds reasonable.
I have 230 days /played on my character and i have played eso nigh every day for the last 3 1/2 years. Its also te only game i play. Everyday. Never once pausing or getting burnt out.
Don't forget to mention how the rose is "growing strong". Boooring! What are you? A poet? Here, I got one for ya:Its nice to see someone stopping to smell the Rose for once. Even if that Rose still has thorns.
No matter how much you cover the dung pie in icing, it stays a dung pie. There you go, true poetry.
=P
What are you? A child on the playground breaking other kids sticks? "Stop to smell the Roses". It's a saying, not poetry. I tried to bring some positive to this god forsaken Forum alongside the OP.
Jesus, the immature mockery I have to put up with in this community sometimes.