DarcyMardin wrote: »I thought the poll was interesting, so I responded and checked out others’ responses. (I usually group only with my husband, although I occasionally join larger groups for dolmens or PVP or world boss killing). I like to play solo so I can take my time and do my thing without rushing or chasing madly after others.
I used to raid several times a week regularly when I played Lotro, so I’m not opposed to teamwork...I just haven’t devoted the time and energy to raiding in ESO.
Reading thru the thread, I found the various arguments about the poll itself odd. None of these polls prove much of anything about the entire population of ESO players. We’re a tiny, self-selected minority here on the forum.
Cheers.
Wow, this poll is revealing.. no wonder they are pouring development into questing zones and arenas like Maelstrom.
Im truly surprised at how many people want to solo in a multiplayer centric game. This is why te golden age of mmorpgs is long gone.
Kiralyn2000 wrote: »Too bad this is only a portion of the game's population. Even if you put this poll on Reddit and Steam. So only ZOS can disclose the true metrics.
It is always interesting to see actual statistics get released by game companies. Those infographics that Bioware put out about Mass Effect 3, for instance.... the internet was constantly gushing about FemShep, how much better Jennifer Hale's voice work was than Mark Meer's, etc, etc, etc...
...and 80% of the overall playerbase played MaleShep. There were plenty of other interesting stats, but the most interesting thing was seeing how the real stats differed from what the vocal internet crowd tended towards.
Shame it's so rare that we get to see numbers like that. The marketing & PR guys tend to prefer releases like "10 Million Players!*" (* have logged on at one point or another in the last 5 years)
edit: and you know, we see the same thing with DLC/lootboxes/microtransactions. The internet screams and yells about never supporting these things, and meanwhile, the average joe out there in gamerland buys away.
Wow, this poll is revealing.. no wonder they are pouring development into questing zones and arenas like Maelstrom.
Im truly surprised at how many people want to solo in a multiplayer centric game. This is why te golden age of mmorpgs is long gone.
