ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »What makes you tink tu derserve real communition?
You're not her boss. YOU don't even work at Bethesda.
She admitted herself that they hadn't been communicating as well as they should have been on the issues currently facing trials. Those were her words, not mine. I was simply following up with her statement to see if they are developing a plan to prevent similar situations from repeating in the future
While I'm not her boss, her job is to communicate with the community...so...ya know.
As for my end, there is a plan, but we need time to get it fleshed out and implemented. I don't want to speak on behalf of Rob in regards to the vision and strategy for the game moving forward, but he has been hard at work getting this together. Again, these things take time and isn't something you'll see after just a couple days.
JumpmanLane wrote: »It’s actually awesome in and of itself for @ZOS_GinaBruno to pop into this thread without there being some major issue going on.
You just have done it your self, that what you just said above, but complaining about complainers. Reading forums is not manditory, especialy complains. But theres always will be complains like in every online game, no need to live in a fairy land.Here's a thread with a polite genuine question, and the community manager pops in and give an answer. While the answer may not be satisfactory for everyone it's still perfectly reasonable, and by just showing up and commenting on these kind of threads shows good attitude.
And yet we have these people who's never satisfied and need to complain and pest the atmosphere. If you're not happy, fine, but don't ruin the experience for everyone else. Just leave and do something else if the game is so bad. Good riddance...
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Hi everyone. First of all, you aren't wrong. We agree we haven't been communicating as much as we should on this matter (among others) and for that, we apologize. There really is no excuse.ZOS_RobGarrett wrote: »While we do have a backlog of improvements identified for the game, it’s clear we could do a better job of answering those kinds of inquiries, both for the player community and ourselves.
In time we’ll also want to share more about the vision and strategy that will drive future combat updates.
Is there a plan for improving meaningful, consistent communication with the community regarding game breaking bugs or even just known bugs in general? Not just long term, but short term as well?
Systems degrading...crashes...bad performance in all areas of the game...lack of developers on the forums...most posts being about bugs or crownstore...these are all bad signs for an mmo. They throw a bone every once in a while but the excitement for most long time players is dwindling.
alanmatillab16_ESO wrote: »
Are you a customer (ESO plus) though or a user (F2P), just curious.
Also, even if you are a subscriber you are entitled to nothing more than the bonuses that come with that. Nothing entitles you or I to affect design decisions, priority of bug fixing. The ONLY action we have is whether or not to play the game.
To take too much notice of the incessant whining, particularly to nerf demands, that goes on on this and every other game forum is a downhill slow to character, skill and npc homogenising like the way many other games have gone.
The deterioration of comms between Zennimax and the Players (who fund ZoS existence) is as astonishing as it is frustrating.
I have genuinely started to look around for something else to play. It’s not even the broken game: for me, it’s the fact that the breaks are getting worse and there is no communication, nothing to make me believe that anything is ever going to get any better.
From a business perspective, it’s an utter failure of leadership.
alanmatillab16_ESO wrote: »
Are you a customer (ESO plus) though or a user (F2P), just curious.
Also, even if you are a subscriber you are entitled to nothing more than the bonuses that come with that. Nothing entitles you or I to affect design decisions, priority of bug fixing. The ONLY action we have is whether or not to play the game.
To take too much notice of the incessant whining, particularly to nerf demands, that goes on on this and every other game forum is a downhill slow to character, skill and npc homogenising like the way many other games have gone.
1. There is no such thing as F2P. You have to pay to own the game, so everybody is a paying customer.
2. Paying customers are absolutely entitled to receive an adequately working product or service, to which ESO is absolutely not working for many, many players. Zenimax, as a service provider, has an obligation to their paying customers to deliver a working product or service, or, in other words, they have an obligation to their paying customers to fix their game.
3. Those of us who pay the subscription are even more entitled to receive an adequately working product or service. This doesn't detract from the fact that everybody is entitled, as paying customers, to an adequately working product or service, though.
4. Given the fact that Zenimax is both delivering a product and service, they absolutely should listen to their community, else accept the repercussions of not having a source of income. It would be very unwise to *** off the community; you do not bite the hand that feeds you. A restaurant has to keep the customer happy to stay in business, Zenimax/ESO is no different.
5. This mindset of "players aren't entitled to anything" is part of the reason why the industry is in such a *** position. Companies are consistently and carelessly screwing the customer over every single day, and yet the customer defends the companies' malpractice, bending over all the same. Dammit, dude, you've paid money for the game. You may even continue to be paying money for the game. You are entitled to a working game, at the least! Don't accept the blatant laziness and mediocrity!
But yet, all of you who complain and tell others to not play the game are still here playing the game.....
alanmatillab16_ESO wrote: »
Are you a customer (ESO plus) though or a user (F2P), just curious.
Also, even if you are a subscriber you are entitled to nothing more than the bonuses that come with that. Nothing entitles you or I to affect design decisions, priority of bug fixing. The ONLY action we have is whether or not to play the game.
To take too much notice of the incessant whining, particularly to nerf demands, that goes on on this and every other game forum is a downhill slow to character, skill and npc homogenising like the way many other games have gone.
1. There is no such thing as F2P. You have to pay to own the game, so everybody is a paying customer.
2. Paying customers are absolutely entitled to receive an adequately working product or service, to which ESO is absolutely not working for many, many players. Zenimax, as a service provider, has an obligation to their paying customers to deliver a working product or service, or, in other words, they have an obligation to their paying customers to fix their game.
3. Those of us who pay the subscription are even more entitled to receive an adequately working product or service. This doesn't detract from the fact that everybody is entitled, as paying customers, to an adequately working product or service, though.
4. Given the fact that Zenimax is both delivering a product and service, they absolutely should listen to their community, else accept the repercussions of not having a source of income. It would be very unwise to *** off the community; you do not bite the hand that feeds you. A restaurant has to keep the customer happy to stay in business, Zenimax/ESO is no different.
5. This mindset of "players aren't entitled to anything" is part of the reason why the industry is in such a *** position. Companies are consistently and carelessly screwing the customer over every single day, and yet the customer defends the companies' malpractice, bending over all the same. Dammit, dude, you've paid money for the game. You may even continue to be paying money for the game. You are entitled to a working game, at the least! Don't accept the blatant laziness and mediocrity!
But yet, all of you who complain and tell others to not play the game are still here playing the game.....
the_other_Alice wrote: »Don´t you worry - they are comunicating just fine...
For instance if the next events are broken as well - who cares?
"Note that we are also planning to add Event Tickets to the Crown Store late Q1"
Nuff said
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »As for my end, there is a plan, but we need time to get it fleshed out and implemented. I don't want to speak on behalf of Rob in regards to the vision and strategy for the game moving forward, but he has been hard at work getting this together. Again, these things take time and isn't something you'll see after just a couple days.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »
Seriously though, don't want to commit to anything until everything is at least down on paper. Anywhere from a few weeks to the beginning of next year?
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »What makes you tink tu derserve real communition?
You're not her boss. YOU don't even work at Bethesda.
She admitted herself that they hadn't been communicating as well as they should have been on the issues currently facing trials. Those were her words, not mine. I was simply following up with her statement to see if they are developing a plan to prevent similar situations from repeating in the future
While I'm not her boss, her job is to communicate with the community...so...ya know.
As for my end, there is a plan, but we need time to get it fleshed out and implemented. I don't want to speak on behalf of Rob in regards to the vision and strategy for the game moving forward, but he has been hard at work getting this together. Again, these things take time and isn't something you'll see after just a couple days.