LadySinflower wrote: »I am paying the sub fee and will continue to do so as long as I play. Why? First, it's incredibly difficult to manage inventory without the craft bag. Second, it lets me play the assorted DLCs without buying them outright. I have a lot of fun in this game and the small cost of the subscription is worth it to me.
Also, I'm one of those fools who believes in supporting the companies that produce the games I play beyond just the initial price of the game. I want them to do quality work and they have to have an ongoing revenue stream to pay for the people who do that work. I don't buy crown crates and only buy crowns beyond what I get with my monthly subscription a couple times a year. So the subscription is how I support them.
horizonxael wrote: »I have paid and I believe I never renew eso plus if it continues with these nerf and bugs I pass to Black Desert Online
GreenhaloX wrote: »Better for ESO than wasting my money on cigarettes or drugs!
I play on EU and yes the lag, the gameplay bugs and the login issues frustrates me immensely, but I still enjoy the game itself. Half the time i can laugh with some of the bugs, maybe not at that time, but a bit later, sure.
Cancelling my sub won't have any real effect on ZOS, and will only give me more frustrations cause i don't have my craftbag and my dlc's anymore
They are working on their servers and their performance, maybe not as fast as I want, but at least they acknowledge it, and are working on a solution and if the performance issues really are caused by the way the game is designed, then these fixes won't come fast, as they'll have to rewrite tons of code and test it again, before rolling it out.
thesoundofwolf wrote: »So legit tho, the people who arn't paying/arnt' supporting cus they hate XYZ- what are you doing then with the game? You clearly are on the forums a lot and responding. There are other games, with other forums, and yet here we all are.
Narvuntien wrote: »I outright buy the chapters but will not pay for a subscription.
I am concerned about Bethesda's behaviour around Fallout 76 which is eerily similar to ESO models that perhaps I should stop giving ZoS money if they are going to use it on trash like Fallout 76
Narvuntien wrote: »I outright buy the chapters but will not pay for a subscription.
I am concerned about Bethesda's behaviour around Fallout 76 which is eerily similar to ESO models that perhaps I should stop giving ZoS money if they are going to use it on trash like Fallout 76
Zos did not develop Fallout 76 . Different subsidiary and pretty much they have to be able to stand on their own. None are startups. The model for 76 is also very different than ESO.
BTW, if you are buying the DLCs and chapters you are still supporting the game. So your answer pretty much yes.
Narvuntien wrote: »I outright buy the chapters but will not pay for a subscription.
I am concerned about Bethesda's behaviour around Fallout 76 which is eerily similar to ESO models that perhaps I should stop giving ZoS money if they are going to use it on trash like Fallout 76
Zos did not develop Fallout 76 . Different subsidiary and pretty much they have to be able to stand on their own. None are startups. The model for 76 is also very different than ESO.
BTW, if you are buying the DLCs and chapters you are still supporting the game. So your answer pretty much yes.
All goes to the same place, Zenimax Media.
I'm sure great people on the BoD like the Trump family, Ripken, Altman, etc...really value the ESO community through quality updates, & performance over the past 5+years.
I quit paying for eso + after summerset, that expansion was lame for the money it cost it basically just gave you jewelry crafting for $40. I played until wolfhunter or whatever that dlc was called and just recently came back last patch. Needless to say I wasn't to happy but it honestly wasn't that bad. That being said I swore to never give ZoS another dime after Summerset until I see performance improvements
BXR_Lonestar wrote: »I didn't vote because you didn't have an option that described me well. I'm squarely in the column of "paying for the game, but I'm on the fence as to whether I'll continue to pay for it." I love the game. I love the Elder Scrolls universe, and I love the variety of activities this game has in addition to an Elder Scrolls-esque story line for each region. But its getting harder and harder to get people together to run trials, or to get people interested in conquering the game's hardest/most challenging content. We know we can do it as we (my own little group) have already completed many of the more difficult benchmark content in the game, but as they continue to make content that has absolutely ZERO margin for error, and as they continue to make combat changes that just don't make sense (wild pendulum swings for the buff/nerf cycle), it is just getting more and more difficult to get excited about logging in and playing for a few hours every night.
Combine those factors with event burnout from grinding these events too hard, and having performance issue frustration (FPS keep freezing, stalling, or dropping in trials and PVP; getting kicked off server routinely, etc.) and its easy to see why some in my group want to take a break and play other things for a while.
I'll probably never quit the game completely, but if these issues aren't addressed in a meaningful way and if they continue to make a complete mess of the combat system, then I'll just cancel my plus, focus on story line and quests, and once I'm done with those, I'll be back to playing Skyrim or Oblivion.