khajiitNPC wrote: »Personally I think a lot of forum readers are far too soft. A lot of boomer and millennial cry babies with too much time on their hands.
For example, if I were to say “why instead of crying about nerfs you learn to get gud”, the thin skinned forum warrior will be like: “he’s rude”, but there’s nothing rude about it. Get gud. .
Goregrinder wrote: »GhostofDatthaw wrote: »Goregrinder wrote: »GhostofDatthaw wrote: »Goregrinder wrote: »GhostofDatthaw wrote: »Goregrinder wrote: »GhostofDatthaw wrote: »Goregrinder wrote: »GhostofDatthaw wrote: »Goregrinder wrote: »GhostofDatthaw wrote: »Goregrinder wrote: »GhostofDatthaw wrote: »Goregrinder wrote: »GhostofDatthaw wrote: »Sheezabeast wrote: »A lot of people would rather complain about things rather than submitting tickets, playing the PTS to help improve future content and test for bugs, and they often times are clouded by their anger, frustration, and ranting to be coherent and constructive.
Pts does little sadly. Alot of reported bugs and bad changes go through despite being reported
It's more productive than whining, because you are then at least actively doing something rather than back seat driving.
Well yes and no, it depends on the topic. I reported shadow image being broken, never got and feed back and waited a year for the fix. Meanwhile after multiple tickets and then a volume of steadily declining in politeness forum threads they banned my old account. So they have a track record of not responding and not fixing, it's not always black and white.
So then you resort to back seat driving, and expect people to take it serious?
I'm not sure how reporting that a skill literally did not work is back seat driving.
You must not have played then, but the skill did not work. For like 6 months it just did nothing when you cast it. Then for another 6 months once you moved out of range, the skill would bug, the whole thing would gray out and be uncastable. Then aftet a year of silence they come out and finally said it was fixed, and it was not. It could not move you on the y axis, it took another few months to fix this.
No you said that reporting problems got you nowhere, and that nothing was happening, which implied that you stopped reporting said issues due to the report system you've been using has gotten you nowhere, so you went back to backseat driving. Or is that not what you did? You continue to report, regardless of seeing immediate changes?
It's still not back seat driving. More of went to a different source to see if the employees who monitor the forums could shed some light on the subject. Because submitting tickets about a broken skill did nothing. And the fact it was nb image people did not care. Think is streak didn't work, just flat out wouldn't cast. Bol wouldn't work just would not cast.... Not really sure how I would relate its importance to dk... But you get the picture. It was not back seat driving more of "come on guys what is going on here, this is completely broken"
Telling other people how to drive the car when you're not driving the car is back seat driving. That applies to everything.
Ok well then if I am ever in a car with you and the back tire is flat I will make sure to not say anything
Good, the light on my console would have already alerted me that the tire has low pressure, and the car would be leaning to one side and be physically apparent that something was wrong, which would lead me to pull over for a visual inspection.
Would you have told your passengers hang on guys I have a flat tire? They didn't.... For a year. Every big patch I would start a thread asking why is shadow image not in the patch notes. Know what would end up happening?
Nope, I think if they look out the window they would be able to visually tell we were pulling over, and since you made it a apparent in this hypothetical scenario that you also realized the tire was flat, once I park and leave the vehicle you can them inform them if why we pulled over if you should so chose. I'd personally not waste any time talking though, and just go fix the problem and be on my way asap.
If a year is asap then....
That's how long it takes for the Earth to make a full revolution around the Sun, so sometimes a year is as soon as possible for some things.
We will see if you sing that tune when w/e class you play have a defining skill that is broken for a year
I've main'd Templar, NB, DK, and now Necro. Everyone of them has had something major broken at some point in time since 2014. NB has had dsync issue with cloak off and on making it hard to run poison builds for ganking. Necro's BB is always drunk, and their "netch" ability can get LOS'd super easily and be a wasted GCD. I was going to main Sorc instead of Necro but apparently streak still gets desynced and bugs out on invisible terrain.
I've experienced enough "brokenness" to be frustrated. But even so, I'll be singing the same tune for years.
I have noticed that in lots of threads where people voice their dissatisfaction with any issues with ESO on this forums there quickly appear other people who express their huge surprise that some people happen to not like a thing about ESO. It happens that these folk also ridicule or accuse the poster of having a too low an IQ or something similar. Kind of reminds me when a new Apple product used to launch and someone found it for some reason not to their liking and dared to say so...
Am I missing something here...? Any rewards for congratulating ZOS on the awesome job they are doing and attacking people feeling any different?
CleymenZero wrote: »khajiitNPC wrote: »@CleymenZero ZOS apologist aren’t a thing. Not everything is some seedy conspiracy — most people want the game to run smoothly as possible. And I know it might be mind blowing to you, but — for a lot of people the game runs pretty darn good. I’m a console pleb and have very little issues. I play probably 4 to 5 hours a day — mostly PvP in high density areas (either zerging or surfing the edge of a zerg), no issues. I might have a frame rate check here and there, or a load screen when a keep flips, but for the most part I can play consistently for those 4 hours. On the weekends it’s not abnormal for me to go 8 hours (split up throughout the day). So no, I’m not playing house. I also do vet trials and vet DLCs without issues. I heal and tank so I can find a group pretty fast with group finder, or I already am in a group of two or more —
Now that’s not to say ZoS doesn’t need to get their code together, because they do — everyone should be able to enjoy the game as much as I do.
My point is — the forum is an echo chamber, a lot of people aren’t even hardwired into the game, running on routers in households that have over 20 devices in the network, ect — I’m not saying that’s all cases, but I know it attributes to poor performance. Some people are on potatoes computers. There’s more moving pieces than anyone wants to address.
Equating the fact that there are apologists to a conspiracy is mind blowing.
I'm hard wired with a gigabit connection on a pretty advanced pc. Ryzen 7 3700x, 16gb DDR4 3866MHz Ram, GTX 1080ti, 1tb nvme SSD with setting lowered to insure there are no frame dips and nope, the moment there are 20+ players in Cyrodiil, I get constant health desyncs, can't barswap, can't CC break for 3-5 seconds and so on...
That's why I get so upset, because I made sure it wasn't on my side and it still is not a remotely good experience...

My favorite is being called an entitled whiner when I suggest that I actually be allowed to play the game I've sunk hundreds of dollars into. No worries though, because I haven't been able to play for the last two patches and support has nothing to say about it - bringing it up here is just taboo, so best to let it drop and forget about the thousands of hours and rl dollars wasted.
Can't have a discussion about it here though, because I don't want to be an entitled whiner. I rarely comment on anything here or on reddit, just pop in from time to time to see if there is a plan to make it so the service I pay for is actually delivered. It's really too bad - I loved the game and want nothing more than to play it again, but the toxicity from the fan club has for the most part has really made me detest the community here.
So I get plagued with performance problems - it's like being the wounded shark in a frenzy. Yesterday they were your comrades in arms, now they're eating you because your game doesn't run anymore.
My favorite is being called an entitled whiner when I suggest that I actually be allowed to play the game I've sunk hundreds of dollars into. No worries though, because I haven't been able to play for the last two patches and support has nothing to say about it - bringing it up here is just taboo, so best to let it drop and forget about the thousands of hours and rl dollars wasted.
Can't have a discussion about it here though, because I don't want to be an entitled whiner. I rarely comment on anything here or on reddit, just pop in from time to time to see if there is a plan to make it so the service I pay for is actually delivered. It's really too bad - I loved the game and want nothing more than to play it again, but the toxicity from the fan club has for the most part has really made me detest the community here.
So I get plagued with performance problems - it's like being the wounded shark in a frenzy. Yesterday they were your comrades in arms, now they're eating you because your game doesn't run anymore.
The dollars and hours are lost/wasted either way. ESO is not going to last forever. All the good things come to an end.
So really, it's no biggie.
Who cares? Stupid thread about a stupid topic. If somebody likes the game as it is now, who gives a ***? If you dont like it as it is now, who gives a ***?
How do either of those groups affect you personally in your real life?
CleymenZero wrote: »khajiitNPC wrote: »@CleymenZero ZOS apologist aren’t a thing. Not everything is some seedy conspiracy — most people want the game to run smoothly as possible. And I know it might be mind blowing to you, but — for a lot of people the game runs pretty darn good. I’m a console pleb and have very little issues. I play probably 4 to 5 hours a day — mostly PvP in high density areas (either zerging or surfing the edge of a zerg), no issues. I might have a frame rate check here and there, or a load screen when a keep flips, but for the most part I can play consistently for those 4 hours. On the weekends it’s not abnormal for me to go 8 hours (split up throughout the day). So no, I’m not playing house. I also do vet trials and vet DLCs without issues. I heal and tank so I can find a group pretty fast with group finder, or I already am in a group of two or more —
Now that’s not to say ZoS doesn’t need to get their code together, because they do — everyone should be able to enjoy the game as much as I do.
My point is — the forum is an echo chamber, a lot of people aren’t even hardwired into the game, running on routers in households that have over 20 devices in the network, ect — I’m not saying that’s all cases, but I know it attributes to poor performance. Some people are on potatoes computers. There’s more moving pieces than anyone wants to address.
Equating the fact that there are apologists to a conspiracy is mind blowing.
I'm hard wired with a gigabit connection on a pretty advanced pc. Ryzen 7 3700x, 16gb DDR4 3866MHz Ram, GTX 1080ti, 1tb nvme SSD with setting lowered to insure there are no frame dips and nope, the moment there are 20+ players in Cyrodiil, I get constant health desyncs, can't barswap, can't CC break for 3-5 seconds and so on...
That's why I get so upset, because I made sure it wasn't on my side and it still is not a remotely good experience...
Now I don't have any trouble to play with everything at max even in prime time cyro zerg.
khajiitNPC wrote: »@Kiralyn2000 is it rude? Are they being thin skinned? Are they being cry babies? If it’s true, then it’s not rude, just because you don’t like how the truth is packaged, doesn’t make it inaccurate.
I’m not advocating being rude — I’m saying a lot of people are thin-skinned cry babies. There is no reason for someone to take what a forum poster says to heart. The reality is there are people who don’t sugarcoat what is happening. Nor is anyone obligated to placate your ego (not you specifically but people in general). The world is not rainbows and unicorn barf.
khajiitNPC wrote: »@okiav when did calling it, as it is, become questionable language?
I get it — I do. Some people can’t handle being spoken to, they don’t actually interact with people RL, they live their whole existence in a state of mutual banalities and dislike anyone that disrupts their recollection of themselves, or responds out of the norm, because the norm is what is acceptable, it’s tidy, it’s pleasant; hello how are you, oh fine you? Good. I get it. And no I’m not an edgelord, I just don’t get how people can not accept they are cry babies when they are cry babies. It’s like how dare I say the sky is blue. If you’re going to be a crybaby f*ing own that stuff. Show them the dirty diaper.
But don’t try to tell me how to I should express my vision because yours (not yours specifically) lacks the fortitude to be honest. When did the world become so populated with philodoxoi. Smh.
khajiitNPC wrote: »@okiav when did calling it, as it is, become questionable language?
I get it — I do. Some people can’t handle being spoken to, they don’t actually interact with people RL, they live their whole existence in a state of mutual banalities and dislike anyone that disrupts their recollection of themselves, or responds out of the norm, because the norm is what is acceptable, it’s tidy, it’s pleasant; hello how are you, oh fine you? Good. I get it. And no I’m not an edgelord, I just don’t get how people can not accept they are cry babies when they are cry babies. It’s like how dare I say the sky is blue. If you’re going to be a crybaby f*ing own that stuff. Show them the dirty diaper.
But don’t try to tell me how to I should express my vision because yours (not yours specifically) lacks the fortitude to be honest. When did the world become so populated with philodoxoi. Smh.
A lot of it is how the original poster comes across. If the post seems whiny expect backlash. If there is a legitimate concern and is expressed properly then expect mostly positive feedback.
khajiitNPC wrote: »@okiav when did calling it, as it is, become questionable language?
I get it — I do. Some people can’t handle being spoken to, they don’t actually interact with people RL, they live their whole existence in a state of mutual banalities and dislike anyone that disrupts their recollection of themselves, or responds out of the norm, because the norm is what is acceptable, it’s tidy, it’s pleasant; hello how are you, oh fine you? Good. I get it. And no I’m not an edgelord, I just don’t get how people can not accept they are cry babies when they are cry babies. It’s like how dare I say the sky is blue. If you’re going to be a crybaby f*ing own that stuff. Show them the dirty diaper.
But don’t try to tell me how to I should express my vision because yours (not yours specifically) lacks the fortitude to be honest. When did the world become so populated with philodoxoi. Smh.
Also, asking for people to use a clearly negative title for themselves (cry baby) is pretty close to why I created this thread. You really think doing stuff like that helps to get your point across?
It happens that these folk also ridicule or accuse the poster of having a too low an IQ or something similar.
@khajiitNpc - I know others are able to play and have fewer problems. But I shouldn't have to defend my setup. It's enough to say that I've been playing other games trouble-free during the same period that I've been unable to play eso. And I've played eso just fine for years through summerset, after which the troubles started. It happened to me for unclear reasons, which means it's a safe assumption that it can happen to you and anybody else next, so instead people attacking, they should be concerned and asking ZOS for a response because they could be next. Why me and not you? Who knows. But it's not on my end, so it should worry you as much as it vexes me.
But, because it does seem necessary to defend my setup, I'm running an xbox one x with an external ssd. I have cable internet, consistently getting 385 down/24 up. The modem is wired to an Asus rt-ac88u, which is in turn wired to another rt-ac88u for full wifi coverage. But I'm not using wifi for this - I actually crawled around in little attic spaces and ran cat6 ethernet though the walls so I can have the majority of my devices cabled. In fact, I gathered up every ethernet cable in the house (including the one from my xbox to my router) and threw away any that weren't at least cat6, then I made my own shielded cables to size for every hard-wired device in the house. I can assure you that my routers are more than capable of handling the load, as is my xbox and my internet service. And there are no bottlenecks anywhere - hell, I even get nearly gb speeds on my iPhone over wifi, if transferring to/from another local device.
And given all of that - warframe plays silky smooth and it's where I spend my time because ZOS decided it customers who don't get the service they paid for are of little concern. But none of that is the point here. The point is, when someone says they have a horrible experience with this game, why are they attacked for it? I'll go back to my earlier comment, where I compare people with performance problems to wounded sharks in a frenzy. The rest of the community just eats them alive. Why?