They hang out at the Cloud Ruler Temple dolmen.
Actually I'm not sure they even need a place. It seems the only time we get GMs in game is after a huge series of bot complaints and even then they seem to only appear on the weekends. Likely one or two employees loyal to the players doing it on their free, personal, time.
Why wouldn’t they just have their own instanced house to log in and out from like many of us do?
In WoW, “GM Island” referred to a secret place where Gamemasters would park their characters. Players aren’t ever supposed to make it there. I have spent a ton of time escaping and going out of map in basically every zone but have yet to come across anything like this. Btw, I’m not referring to any unused assets that are often found outside of zones - GM Island is legit a hidden, out of map location that looks unique.
Oh and there’s a small catch..... you’ll probably get permanently banned if you make it there and are seen by GMs. That’s how it apparently worked in WoW lol.
What would GM's achieve by being in the game, "parked" in an inaccessible location with no players?
What would GM's achieve by being in the game, "parked" in an inaccessible location with no players?
WoW has a GM island that the players found. One video a player recorded showed him meeting a GM there, had a friendly chat but then the GM said "You're not supposed to be here" and gave him like a week ban or something.
What would GM's achieve by being in the game, "parked" in an inaccessible location with no players?
WoW has a GM island that the players found. One video a player recorded showed him meeting a GM there, had a friendly chat but then the GM said "You're not supposed to be here" and gave him like a week ban or something.
What would GM's achieve by being in the game, "parked" in an inaccessible location with no players?
WoW has a GM island that the players found. One video a player recorded showed him meeting a GM there, had a friendly chat but then the GM said "You're not supposed to be here" and gave him like a week ban or something.
That's cool n all but it doesn't answer my question. What are they achieving hanging out on a island where players should not be able to access? What's their purpose? Seems unnecessary imo. If they were going to make a difference they'd actually be in the game, amongst players.
KingYogi415 wrote: »I think you are under the naive impression ZOS actually pays people to monitor things in game.