ZOS can we please just take a breath and look at game issues instead of new content?

ookami007 · February 2019

Fixing games issues doesn't make them more money...

SpacemanSpiff1 · February 2019

Nope. Gotta pump out that content. Gotta get more shinies in the crown store.

xxthir13enxx · February 2019

I dunno...every time they “fix” something...they create more/new problems or recreate old ones that were previously fixed....
Sooo kinda scared to think what they’d do with a complete overhaul fix....

Gnozo · February 2019

Lyserus wrote: »

People like you....*signs

99% This is a pvper who think pvp optimization can magically happen when content designers like model/animation/quest/zone designers stop working, do you realize ZOS employees have, you know, division of labor?

It may surprise you but not every working place have such low job difficulties that everyone can do everyone else's job like fast food restaurant

Its not about the employees. Its about the budget. If the budget for bug fixing and Performance improvements gets more attention then for new content/crown Store shizzle then they could do way more then this.

Instead of creating new sets and balance them with the current ones they could rebalance the existing ones and rework some really Bad sets like oblivions foe for example.

Instead of programming new mechanics and more they could fix things that are broken or bring more QoL changes to the game. (Mail System rework, fixing group finder for dungeons and BGs, etc)

So it is actually possible but wont bring much money in a short term and thats what the bosses want to see. They dont wont to invest a lot of money without getting it back fast and multiplied. They dont see or they see but ignore that investing in a game like ESO wich has the potential to be the greatest MMO ever will give them much more money in a long term then any of those smal dlc could ever do.

zaria · February 2019

Haashhtaag wrote: »

AlienatedGoat wrote: »

ZOS does bug fixes in every major update. They happen concurrently with the release of new content. You could argue that there needs to be more bug fixes, but they do fix things in every patch.

We also need new content to retain players. Many people would get bored and leave if there wasn't anything new for months and months.

Correcting an article of clothing or a misspelling of something isn’t s big fix. There have been bugs that’s have existed for months and years yet go unfixed.

Easy to fix bugs tend to be fixed fast as they are fast to fix and easy to get out of the log.
Dungeon finder is another fish. It has lots of random bugs and get problems with high load.
Might be just as easy to start over on it.

VinayExile · February 2019

Well either way anyone see's it, in the current state of the game , no matter how many new players will come with elsewhyr, the game will die very very rapidly.

Imagine being a new player paying 60 euros for a game that does not work in prime time when you get to endgame.
Isnt this what an MMO is all about? getting the best optimal gear so you can run with the big guys.
Enjoy the story while it lasts and then gear your character?

If a new player tries out dungeons or trials and sees this laggy unplayable 12fps preformance dont you think they will just be like:

Dude, is this what the hype was about, press alt-f4 and uninstall never to be seen again.