davidj8291 wrote: »You’ve known about the real problem for WEEKS now, permafreezing in Cyrodiil. Hiccup freezes are an inconvenience yet you focused on fixing those instead of one of your main end game content areas?!
Do you just need a mass exodus of players to fix it? A mass cancellation of subscriptions? A picket outside Zenimax Online Studios and Zenimax Media?
WHAT do WE, your customers, need to do to get you to prioritize US?!
This nonsense gets worse and worse, and it’s killing PvP guilds! It’s killing active players’ desires to play the game.
Stop telling us you’re “looking into it” when you could have already BEEN LOOKING INTO IT.
Platform: Xbox One - North America
Area of Problem - Cyrodiil
Problem - Permafreezing during combat with multiple players. The screen freezes permanently but chat still works. You are forced to manually dashboard in order to fix it.
Extra information:
All consoles are experiencing this problem.
Seems creating more threads on the subject is not the answer. There are several active just on the first page and basically this one offers nothing unique. Might want to add to the current active threads.
Honestly, an organized blackout of 3-5+ days would probably lead to a much better outcome. It has done wonders for multiple online games in the past. I'd be down to participate, and I'm sure many others would be as well.
davidj8291 wrote: »Organized blackout? Let’s get some traction for this. Sign me up.
DaveMoeDee wrote: »Honestly, an organized blackout of 3-5+ days would probably lead to a much better outcome. It has done wonders for multiple online games in the past. I'd be down to participate, and I'm sure many others would be as well.
It would be entertaining to see if the game feels any different with all the PvP players not logging on in protest. Would the rest of us notice? I suppose it would make it quicker to visit the gold vendor.
DaveMoeDee wrote: »Honestly, an organized blackout of 3-5+ days would probably lead to a much better outcome. It has done wonders for multiple online games in the past. I'd be down to participate, and I'm sure many others would be as well.
It would be entertaining to see if the game feels any different with all the PvP players not logging on in protest. Would the rest of us notice? I suppose it would make it quicker to visit the gold vendor.
The thing is, you can be for or against this; it really don't matter. There is absolutely no denying that this game is broken more than it is working. It's been this way since launch. What makes this even worse is the rate at which they fix it. I cannot think of ANY industry where it is acceptable by the general public that a purchased product remains broken for such long spans of time. Are these issues difficult to fix? I am sure they are, after all, I have worked in the IT industry for nearly 20 years; many of which I've spent writing code. That really is not the point though. All Zenimax resources should be spent making sure that their product is polished and suitable for public release. It never is though. Not a single DLC, Update, Patch, Chapter... nothing. IT IS ALWAYS BROKEN. That is on them, not the players. All you white knights can sugar coat it all you want, it doesn't make it anymore ethical. Those speaking up about it know it, and surely those at Zenimax know it.
An effectively executed blackout is what this game needs, and badly. The people calling the shots (shareholders) could care less about the technical state of the game. They care about numbers. Whats the game population at? How much revenue in sales is being generated? They just want a return on their investment. When population drops, so does profits. It wont go un-noticed if a few thousand people dont logon for a week. Which is just the kind of traction the community needs to sway those at Zenimax to actually cater to the communities' many outcries about the ***-poor state that this game is almost always in. Hell, I'd bet my character that if so many didn't have so much invested in this game... they would have left long ago. The ONLY reason any sane person sticks around through all this BS is because of their /played and their cash investment into the game.
DaveMoeDee wrote: »Honestly, an organized blackout of 3-5+ days would probably lead to a much better outcome. It has done wonders for multiple online games in the past. I'd be down to participate, and I'm sure many others would be as well.
It would be entertaining to see if the game feels any different with all the PvP players not logging on in protest. Would the rest of us notice? I suppose it would make it quicker to visit the gold vendor.
The thing is, you can be for or against this; it really don't matter. There is absolutely no denying that this game is broken more than it is working. It's been this way since launch. What makes this even worse is the rate at which they fix it. I cannot think of ANY industry where it is acceptable by the general public that a purchased product remains broken for such long spans of time. Are these issues difficult to fix? I am sure they are, after all, I have worked in the IT industry for nearly 20 years; many of which I've spent writing code. That really is not the point though. All Zenimax resources should be spent making sure that their product is polished and suitable for public release. It never is though. Not a single DLC, Update, Patch, Chapter... nothing. IT IS ALWAYS BROKEN. That is on them, not the players. All you white knights can sugar coat it all you want, it doesn't make it anymore ethical. Those speaking up about it know it, and surely those at Zenimax know it.
An effectively executed blackout is what this game needs, and badly. The people calling the shots (shareholders) could care less about the technical state of the game. They care about numbers. Whats the game population at? How much revenue in sales is being generated? They just want a return on their investment. When population drops, so does profits. It wont go un-noticed if a few thousand people dont logon for a week. Which is just the kind of traction the community needs to sway those at Zenimax to actually cater to the communities' many outcries about the ***-poor state that this game is almost always in. Hell, I'd bet my character that if so many didn't have so much invested in this game... they would have left long ago. The ONLY reason any sane person sticks around through all this BS is because of their /played and their cash investment into the game.
Honestly, an organized blackout of 3-5+ days would probably lead to a much better outcome. It has done wonders for multiple online games in the past. I'd be down to participate, and I'm sure many others would be as well.
davidj8291 wrote: »If we can organize a date time frame here, and we make a new post in the forums, can anyone mirror it on Reddit? I don’t use Reddit, merely browse.
An organized effort to blackout this game and get real answers would be effective.
davidj8291 wrote: »You’ve known about the real problem for WEEKS now, permafreezing in Cyrodiil. Hiccup freezes are an inconvenience yet you focused on fixing those instead of one of your main end game content areas?!
Do you just need a mass exodus of players to fix it? A mass cancellation of subscriptions? A picket outside Zenimax Online Studios and Zenimax Media?
WHAT do WE, your customers, need to do to get you to prioritize US?!
This nonsense gets worse and worse, and it’s killing PvP guilds! It’s killing active players’ desires to play the game.
Stop telling us you’re “looking into it” when you could have already BEEN LOOKING INTO IT.
Platform: Xbox One - North America
Area of Problem - Cyrodiil
Problem - Permafreezing during combat with multiple players. The screen freezes permanently but chat still works. You are forced to manually dashboard in order to fix it.
Extra information:
All consoles are experiencing this problem.