deef85b16_ESO wrote: »My god some people do seem to like that the game is in their eyes going down by the minute and scream F2P in every post involving issues, I'm not because I really enjoy playing this game, and I really hope they act hard and quickly soon. I agree that they need to be more pro-active and some issues should not be allowed to go live, nevertheless don't compare them to big mammoth studio's like Blizzard etc. They are young/new in the field and need to learn from their mistakes and IMO it would be sad to see this game going F2P / P2W. Yelling these terms at every issue doesn't accomplishes anything, it only drives people away which would give them a fair chance otherwise.
Bansheedragon wrote: »Bansheedragon wrote: »I find it difficult at best to find something to say about this, but I will give it a try anyway.
I keep hearing people say and reading posts about how this was a smooth launch.
Even the people at Zenimax have said so.
Yet I see countless posts on the forums here daily, about people not being able to log in, the subscription BS, broken quests that prevent people from progressing, bots and gold sellers.
And now they start doing this?
This game should never have been released when it was, it should still be in beta, and it dont look like much is being done to stop this either.
Zenimax is only being reactive, rather than proactive.
Instead of thinking ahead and trying to prevent things from happening, they wait until things go wrong and then they fix it.
Maybe in a year this will be a good game, unfortunately by then it will be far too late, most people will have left and the game will have gone F2P, most likely also P2W for them to be able to even sustain the game for the few people who do play it.
To be fair, they are not hacking the game or anything of the sort. They're just using a clever tactic that makes it appear as though the names can't be clicked and ignored. Those names are simply decoys, where the real spammer lies in the lines above.
[real spammer] <bunch of empty spaces to create a false line of text below>
[fake decoy name] <gold spam here>
I never said anything about hacking, I never even mentioned the word.
I know what they are doing, but it dont make it any less annoying and frustrating for legitimate players.
I was talking about how Zenimax waits until there is a problem before they even begin to do anything about it, rather than try to think ahead and then try to prevent it from being a problem in the first place.
It should never have been possible for it to be possible to do something like what is described here in the first place, there is no reason for anyone to have that many spaces before they type anything.
Make it so there can be max 5 spaces before a sentence and the problem is solved, I dont see how that is difficult to do.
This thread was originally titled 'gold sellers have hacked chat' and I assumed you were referencing that when you said 'and now they start doing this?'.
Bansheedragon wrote: »I find it difficult at best to find something to say about this, but I will give it a try anyway.
I keep hearing people say and reading posts about how this was a smooth launch.
Even the people at Zenimax have said so.
Yet I see countless posts on the forums here daily, about people not being able to log in, the subscription BS, broken quests that prevent people from progressing, bots and gold sellers.
And now they start doing this?
This game should never have been released when it was, it should still be in beta, and it dont look like much is being done to stop this either.
Zenimax is only being reactive, rather than proactive.
Instead of thinking ahead and trying to prevent things from happening, they wait until things go wrong and then they fix it.
Maybe in a year this will be a good game, unfortunately by then it will be far too late, most people will have left and the game will have gone F2P, most likely also P2W for them to be able to even sustain the game for the few people who do play it.
To be fair, they are not hacking the game or anything of the sort. They're just using a clever tactic that makes it appear as though the names can't be clicked and ignored. Those names are simply decoys, where the real spammer lies in the lines above.
[real spammer] <bunch of empty spaces to create a false line of text below>
[fake decoy name] <gold spam here>
Saint_JiubB14_ESO wrote: »It is completely useless and unnecessary.