DibzBiz wrote: »

So basically what your saying is your a troll. Go back under your bridge!

Try to be understanding of others rather then bash them for having every right to be upset..

There's a difference between simply being upset, and giving the devs some shallow ultimatum, like your sole subscription is necessary to the survival of the game.

You're really not that important. If you quit, nobody will mourn your loss. There's no need to announce it to the world.

Bunk wrote: »

There's a difference between simply being upset, and giving the devs some shallow ultimatum, like your sole subscription is necessary to the survival of the game.

You're really not that important. If you quit, nobody will mourn your loss. There's no need to announce it to the world.

Thanks for telling me i'm not important.. That's helpful..

I was stating what was on my mind, I couldn't give to *** what they think about me so long as they fix what is a critical mistake in the game. Would you rather NOBODY reported anything? That we all just said.. meh.. no worries.. like that would motivate them to do anything.. As it stands a lot of people are quitting which can only hurt the game for you and me.. maybe they should read forums.. listen to people.. address the frustration.. read my comment and others and realize, hey.. we dropped the ball here.. I mean.. every customer is important! that mind set makes for good business.. if they had your mindset then the game would fail.. prly why your not in customer service.. and if you are.. i pitty the customers.. So seriously bro.. Stop trolling, or at the least.. being rude without cause.. I didn't say *** to you and i have every right to be frustrated with all these bugs and the progression stops and skills not upgrading, etc..

Anyhow, that is all i have to say to you.

I am really afraid they are not listening. There is a severe lack of communication about these game breaking problems, let alone improvement suggestions. This behavior feels very oldschool, in a bad way. Nowadays most companies have better community management.

On the other hand, i have the feeling that they are really trying to improve.
e.g. patches every week, fast change of the proposed maintenance windows, etc. but these are drowned in a sea of problems.

Kililin wrote: »

I am really afraid they are not listening. There is a severe lack of communication about these game breaking problems, let alone improvement suggestions. This behavior feels very oldschool, in a bad way. Nowadays most companies have better community management.

On the other hand, i have the feeling that they are really trying to improve.
e.g. patches every week, fast change of the proposed maintenance windows, etc. but these are drowned in a sea of problems.

I will disagree on nowadays companies have better community management..Sims 3, among other games made by this company will of course answer your questions if you can understand their letters or chats because most of their customer service is across seas and has broken English (I don't know any other language so this is me).

They pretend to listen, but they actually do not. It is all about money.

I took a glance at their jobs available..Seems they need quite a few positions filled in Zenimax. This could hurt the response time between customers and broken game fixes. I do try to look both ways when I am not so angry I could spit nails..lol.

Then it could be we just slapped over 300 dollars into this game and I don't want to think..Oh great I just bought GW 2 all over (Yeah wasted crazy money there..stupid me).

But when it comes down to it. I really like the aspects of what this game could be. I love being what I want in a character. I absolutely hate cookie cutter characters. My main is a wood elf mage. She is a dark summoner that uses the pets (clannfear and twilight-heals-), the armor, and the ultima skill. The rest is bow (I just love hunters/rangers/bowers whatever you desire to call them). Then she has leather armor. I stat her the way it works for me and she does pretty darn good and she wasn't set up by some cookie cutter sheet. She is usually the last one standing in a group if I don't mess up by not paying attention.

I love the world is so beautiful it makes astounding desktop pictures (And I was a 3D artist that made stunning desktop pictures). I love if I get fed up with questing I can just explore and find things. So much I love. So I will hold on as long as I can.

Hoping that Zenimax can pull this game up to where it should be and not where it is at now.

Nacht wrote: »

And they're not about to ask people why they quit. They don't care, they just close any threads people open to explain why (such posts that are i

It's not that they don't care... it's that nobody cares :^)

Do not send anything over to the high elfs..they work for Electronic Arts and DO NOT CARE!

Same here. I flamed whiners and doom sayers claiming the game is f2p but after these 2 weeks of free month...man, I'm gonna join their club. I'm sorry, this game is just not worth a sub.

I predict a massive amount of accounts will go dark once the free month is over.

@Nacht No offense meant, but i think quitting/unsubbing because you dont like the game is less of a problem than people who like the game quitting or thinking about quitting because of the issues.

There always will be a portion of players disagreeing on systems in a game.
A perfect example would be the crafting/mule/bank space issue, at first i thought it is complete *** with the limited space.
But thinking about it i came to the conclusion it is just the way crafting is limited here. In other games it is hardcapped, you can only learn X professions. Here it is kind of softcapped, if you want to do everything at once you can. You just have to invest som extra effort. If you restrict yourself to say Clothier and enchanting, there is no space problem.

for now its just a matter of bug fixing for the next coming months , shaving off the rough edges. Hope this game will grow into something big

Kililin wrote: »

@Nacht No offense meant, but i think quitting/unsubbing because you dont like the game is less of a problem than people who like the game quitting or thinking about quitting because of the issues.

There always will be a portion of players disagreeing on systems in a game.
A perfect example would be the crafting/mule/bank space issue, at first i thought it is complete *** with the limited space.
But thinking about it i came to the conclusion it is just the way crafting is limited here. In other games it is hardcapped, you can only learn X professions. Here it is kind of softcapped, if you want to do everything at once you can. You just have to invest som extra effort. If you restrict yourself to say Clothier and enchanting, there is no space problem.

I agree with this to a point. I do woodworking, leather (ya kill dem crabs and wolfies) and cooking. I can just forget everything else for the time being. I had to stop enchanting because I never had space ...ever. I have two horses (Imperial and store horse). I stopped using my fast horse (Imperial) and just started feeding the store one for bag space. Never enough ROOM. I don't collect for my alts that wait for their turn in the world. NO room. With the bank problem and the extremely stupid amount of gold they want for space...well good luck alts. Hope you find what you need. Ya, I am the main, but with a no go on transferring any large sum of gold between alts and the crazy I might not have anything/gold in bank because the bank decides I never exist..well yeah good luck to you alts!

7:28 am forgive my spelling. I am tired but insomnia has other ideas. But with just three crafting on my main it takes all bank space..XD.

IF I quit it because the game flopped big time and became too much a headache instead of fun or it became P2W/F2P. Not because I hated the game.

thegamekittenub17_ESO wrote: »

Do not send anything over to the high elfs..they work for Electronic Arts and DO NOT CARE!

I can't tell if this was supposed to be a joke, or if you're just confused.

As someone who has been complaining ever since being locked out of the game for a few days after early access, I'm actually starting to feel sorry for the devs at this point. Can you imagine having all your grand plans, years in the making, turn out to be such a mess?

I picture them all ragged looking at this point...lack of sleep, hair askew, shirts half tucked in, wrinkled brow, staring at computer code.

Chomag wrote: »

Shanna wrote: »

As someone who has been complaining ever since being locked out of the game for a few days after early access, I'm actually starting to feel sorry for the devs at this point. Can you imagine having all your grand plans, years in the making, turn out to be such a clusterf***?

I picture them all ragged looking at this point...lack of sleep, hair askew, shirts half tucked in, wrinkled brow, staring at computer code.

The MMO market is a dog-eat-dog industry. You fail and all your money and all your time will have to cater to a f2p/p2w MMO. Developers should do their homework better before releasing games.

It really is the matter of whom screwed up. The devs or the company higher ups that pushed and pushed to release an unfinished game. Even if the devs did their homework and said this game is no where near ready for launch. Higher ups can overwrite that and force release...>.> Just saying.

billyu5 wrote: »

If they don't fix my current problem within a week I'm gone. I have been getting login timeout since the 3 day early access began only got to play it at home for pretty much one Saturday and I really enjoyed it but by now I'm pissed they've done nothing to fix my problem and probably will take my money back to WoW after this mess up.

You and me both, especially after seeing the overall cruelty of this "community." The most toxic gaming community I have ever seen.....