kinda have to at this point lol considering the majority of the time ive tried to playing the last 3 days ive been met with almost immediate blue screens or disconnects.

Thing is.... as yet.... I haven’t experienced any issues.... but I am feeling worried because you guys all seem to be having so many.....

Just came back this update after a break to see the performance fixes but its worse than ever.

I play every aspect of the game, and rarely run into troubles. Not that I am trouble free. The graphics glitch where structures appear and disappear in the blink of an eye, but it doesn't impede my progress. Been noticing the memory leak problem is still an issue. The longer I play consistently, the laggier I become until I completely shut down ESO and start the game again. The declining population of my guilds and friend list are what make me question what the future holds for me and the Elder Scrolls Online. I know this is naive of me, but I hope they can pull it together so people actually want to play the game again. When it works, this game is SO darn fun! Well to those who can't take it anymore, I understand and wish you well. To the Company, figger it out. And to those who will continue to beat their heads against the wall to try and hold what little love you have for this game left, I will see you in game and if you ever need anything, send me a mail!

No. I have not experienced any issues with the game. The worst thing I have run into is the boss in the Sewers dungeon didn't come down one time and we just had to shoot him to death with a bagillion arrows.

started my first character on xbox NA when I had login issues on EU a week ago.

Although I usually do dailies with 10 toons on EU, I actually skip many as I love to level up the new lady, meanwhile Level 38.

I did encounter issues in the past, there were massive bugs, lag and crashes that started short before elsweyr was released (remember "target out of range" looting corpses?). Those issues were fixed though, gameplay atm is very smooth.

So I can't tune into the songs of the doomsday preachers, I love all the options the game offers since more than a year and will continue to play.

Concerning cyro: the worst issues for me were not crashes, it was the behaviour of other players crying for faction lock.
Since them I have far less fun playing in cyro, so I really don't care if performance goes to hell there or not.

After playing steadily for over four years, I finally cancelled my ESO+ sub yesterday. I'm now on an indefinite break from the game. But my reasons have less to do with performance, and more with ZOS' design decisions:

Boredom is pervasive as I'm grinding the same content over and over for pathetic rewards.

Constant nerfs with every patch.

The ca$h grab crown store seems to be ZOS' main priority now.

Lastly (and this one's on me), it's taken me four years to confirm that I really just don't like MMOs. Perhaps it's time to dust off Skyrim for a while...

I'm not taking a break per se but I'm really only logging in at this point to feed my horses and attend guild trial events, assuming the login servers even work at that moment.

Issues:

1. I don't really have the patience to wait upwards of an hour for a random normal dungeon and battleground finder is still pretty broken for me, significantly worse since their rewrite.
2. I stay out of Cyrodiil because I seem to pick really bad times to play where my ping is only about 120ms but skills take seconds to actually react. Absolute lag fest.
3. With the undaunted event being cancelled and the state of the upcoming new life festival being questionable (they can't even make sure the servers work for a 4 day event and Witches Festival had to be extended because of constant issues), I've just simply been starved of content to do with the EU servers being as trash as they are and the state of the game being what it is. Only so many times I can log in and kill dragons are part of those dailies before it gets old.

But hey, there's plenty of other games out there to play. This has given me the opportunity to put time in to exploring other games that I otherwise wouldn't have had time for. So silver linings I guess. Plus if ZOS doesn't get their ducks in a row, they'll just find themselves having one less ESO+ customer and some other game company can take that money instead.

Sylvermynx wrote: »

Aurielle wrote: »

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I don't have any issues like the rest of you seem to....

Because you don’t PVP in Cyrodiil/BGs or participate in other veteran level endgame content — which is where the game issues are most pronounced.

Exactly. So I won't be quitting the game.

So perhaps don’t skew the results of a poll that does not apply to casual overland questing?