I don't think inviting/hiring Sypher is necessarily a bad move, think of it like sports teams who have retired players do event stuff even if they don't play or are involved in the game any longer.
I believe the reason it's a bad look for ESO is because they're doing this combined with the fact they are notoriously known for not listening to their own community and accused of being out of touch with the same.
If ZOS had a good repertoire with their own community, bringing back Sypher might actually be viewed as something fun and as a positive. But in the current light it looks like a company who is so out of touch with their community, or so fearful of what an active player might have to say about the current state of things, that they paid for a personality to try to get a few thousand extra eyes on a game they'll pretend is in a wonderful place right now at this event.
Sandman929 wrote: »The_Old_Goat wrote: »Why do you even care? Just move on.
Maybe community forums aren't for you.
The_Old_Goat wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »The_Old_Goat wrote: »Why do you even care? Just move on.
Maybe community forums aren't for you.
Why don't you answer my initial question if Sypher's attendance is such an issue for you.
Sandman929 wrote: »The_Old_Goat wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »The_Old_Goat wrote: »Why do you even care? Just move on.
Maybe community forums aren't for you.
Why don't you answer my initial question if Sypher's attendance is such an issue for you.
I did, it's not an issue at all. It's a confusing decision that ZOS apparently doesn't want people that play the game hyping it. But as I already said, I'm not angry. You seem to be. Is there a problem with discussion on a discussion board?
Sandman929 wrote: »Are they gonna shove Deltia out on the stage as well and say "Remember him? He used to like us too"? If there's going to be a streamer representing PvP (which maybe I'm just assuming that's what this is) shouldn't it be someone who streams the game and plays PvP?
Sypher is there to put eyeballs on the game for people that don't currently play. It isn't for you, as you currently play. More people, means more revenue, means better content/game around longer. Just embrace the fact that ESO is bigger than your personal world view of it. It is what it is.
The_Old_Goat wrote: »Why do you even care? Just move on.
well said,
all truth.
most of the problems we have Resolved in eso was created from the older-day years ago streamers playstyles.
we finally are no longer involved with that type of thinking, and it shows in the advancements of builds and playstyles far better than what we knew existed, and starting to create our own new way of playstyles in eso.
especially in pvp. allowing people to learn pvp and pve multiple builds and fighting styles ingame instead of cookie cutter playstyles and builds. we now instead make our own builds and learning to think how to fight better without those influences that destroyed most of what the developers intended. it took years to change the problems that were created.
Sandman929 wrote: »Anyone know why? A PvP streamer who finally gave up on ESO PvP a long time ago and has been very successfully streaming not-ESO for a long time? Are they gonna shove Deltia out on the stage as well and say "Remember him? He used to like us too"? If there's going to be a streamer representing PvP (which maybe I'm just assuming that's what this is) shouldn't it be someone who streams the game and plays PvP?
Weird, weird guest at an Elder Scrolls event. Great gamer, great streamer, but he doesn't do either in ESO.
StrandedMonkey wrote: »https://www.twitch.tv/fengrush/clip/PoliteResourcefulPanBibleThump?filter=clips&range=7d&sort=time
if zos chose fengrush to appear on stage we wouldnt have moments like this