I didn't spend on anything since almost a year ago.
Performance is poor in both PVP & PVE.
Combat balance continues to degrade.
The list goes on.
Though I'm still playing so I give a chance to ZOS.

I support the games I play. ESO is the game I play and having a blast. I will say, when I hit 810CP I will be playing Cyrodiil mostly.

Since I don't pvp much I don't suffer many of the issues, honestly pve has been smooth for me even withing trials.

I haven't run into any of the problems people are talking about..granted I haven't played PVP for 2 months because I am still opening rewards for the worthy once a day since last time I did.

There have been some annoying group finder and dungeon bugs that kind of just waste my time, but its not like I have much else to do with it atm.

I don't buy microtransactions or ESO+ but I always eventually pick up the chapters.

Stopped buying crates a couple months ago... thinking of unsubbing but I already prepaid my membership at the beginning of the year so its kind of a moot point atm. Currently have no interest paying any more money for a game that keeps getting worse and no longer functions in the areas I want to play.

I swore long ago that I would never play a game if I had to pay a subscription to play it, which is why I didn't start playing ESO when it first came out. But after I did buy it (because it no longer required a subscription), two-and-a-half years of playing without the crafting bag eventually got to be so much trouble that I gave in and subscribed. I don't regret that.

As far as the state of the game, I haven't had the problems that other players have reported. Yes, I occasionally experience some lag or desync, but in my case it's definitely the exception rather than the rule. Also, I've come to accept that the nature of online games is such that there will occasionally be connection issues, just as with any online activity-- streaming video or music, for example. It's fairly common for me to be playing Microsoft Solitaire Collection, or watching streamers on Twitch, and have the connection drop momentarily or freeze up for a bit. So even though it's a very unpopular thing to suggest around here, I can't help wondering how much of this "current state of the game" situation is due to things which are beyond ZOS's control, such as the general state of the internet. It's fine and dandy if you've got an amazingly fast and powerful computer plus an amazingly fast and powerful internet connection, but even the fastest sports car is going to be forced to move at a crawl if it gets stuck in a traffic jam. The fact that the European Union asked Netflix and other content streamers to stream in SD rather than in HD or UHD in order to help prevent the internet in Europe from being overtaxed while so many people are having to stay home and work or play or shop online, should give one pause for thought.

Anyway, I'd like to see everyone be able to play ESO without issues, and I'd certainly prefer that things get better rather than worse, but for myself things seem to be working okay most of the time.

Fix performance. Currently not playable.

I mean, could definitely be better, but I'm still subbed.

I am spending only for ESO+, i also boguth new expansion....

BUT... maybe it will be time to put this game in history soon... we shall see...

And yes, the current state of the game is... well.. like playing late ALPHA.

Bad combat balance and nerfs
Very disappointing necromancer class
Bad performance

= me just coming into the forums from time to time

I think that in terms of their "Free to Play" format that ESO is one of the best. ESO+ honestly feels very rewarding with free crowns each month, the gathering bag, ect. Like, I feel like I get my moneys worth with ESO+

I don't flat out "buy" crowns though, but I do pay for the subscription because it feels worth it BUT also not like its necessary. I feel like I could play the game just fine without it.

I'm still getting a lot of fun out of the game. I'll be buying Greymore.

I'm not entirely happy with the game's current state. It could be better, and the improvement work that ZOS is doing shows that they think it could be better too.

Hard to say really. I haven't spent any money on ESO since Christmas, but that's because there hasn't been anything I wanted to buy. I don't buy dungeon DLC because I don't play dungeons enough for it to be worth it, and there hasn't been much in the crown store which appeals to me, so I still have over 6,000 crowns left from last time I bought them. I was considering Forgemaster Falls, but then real life got busy and by the time I got around to it the house had been removed, so I guess that's out of the question now.

I would get Greymoor but since it's just a zone and story with none of the extra features previous chapters have had (basically it's a story DLC) it seems overpriced and there's no incentive for me to get it on day one. So I'll wait until either a sale or when I'm more caught up on the stuff I've already got and ready for a new zone.

I wouldn't say I'm unhappy with the game, and I'm certainly not consciously boycotting it. But it's increasingly seemed like ZOS don't want money from players like me (and maybe don't want players like me in their game) because I used to spend a lot on this game buying zone DLC, costumes which look like clothing the NPCs would wear, pets and mounts which look like actual animals, hair styles etc. Now I'm down to 1 DLC per year and only really buying the occasional furnishing.