That is one small part of it. But mostly due to just completely losing my last bit of faith in zos being able to get a grip on the performance issues and the fact the way the new vampires are looking I will be forced to cure my main who has been a vampire from the start because of the huge penalty on resources if you don't play the limited vampire skills they are offering.
As someone here on the forums said recently, only ZoS can release a vampire expansion which forces people to want to cure vampirism
That is one small part of it. But mostly due to just completely losing my last bit of faith in zos being able to get a grip on the performance issues and the fact the way the new vampires are looking I will be forced to cure my main who has been a vampire from the start because of the huge penalty on resources if you don't play the limited vampire skills they are offering.
As someone here on the forums said recently, only ZoS can release a vampire expansion which forces people to want to cure vampirism
I can understand the reasoning behind your decision.
I will cure my main char of Vampirism when Update 26 will release due to Vampire skill line being too punishing, unrewarding & weak.
Though I don't care enough about the cure part to consider quitting/doing refunds etc..
The performance, abilities not firing & bugs are more troublesome to me.
I didn't pre-purchase Greymoor yet, I'm unsure.
I had pre-ordered Greymoore before the announcement of ZOS's absurd decision to not retroactively upgrade vMA and vDSA weapons. Not only is this virtually unprecedented in the history of MMOs (at least in my 23 year history of playing ~11 MMOs) it's a slap in the face to veteran players who have already spent hours and hours grinding that content.
I thought I was stuck with a $40 expansion I'd never play but I was pleasantly surprised when Steam refunded my payment!
Here's how to do it:
Open Steam and click the down arrow next to your name on the upper right side of the window.
Select "account details"
Select "View purchase history" in the Store and Purchase History section.
Find your purchase of Greymoore and click it.
Select "I would like a refund"
NOTE: Steam will say they don't refund purchases over 30 days but it will still let you request one. I selected "other" as the reason and wrote in "Developer made changes to the game I disagree with after my purchase of the DLC. The DLC has not been released yet so I have not played it."
It took less than 12 hours to get my refund!
Why do you need this excuse to refund? There's a *** ton of issues with this game, and the fact that arena weapons are now being handed out casuals is what pisses you off? LMAO. Waaa I must farm the version that makes 1% difference!
Which isn't the point at all.
Maybe, maybe not. But that's what the optics look like. ZOS makes a change that adds very slightly upgraded rewards to some existing content and you start demanding refunds because they're not just handing these rewards to you? You've got a serious uphill battle in trying to make that not look like pure childish selfishness.
I'm guessing you haven't read any of the other however many threads out there on this topic where the optics you're referring to are handled in full depth and breadth.
I'm also wondering in which capacity you're affected by this change. I'd posit it isn't selfish to say that ZOS are making a good decision by adding non perfected rewards to older arena, but are making a bad decision in telling players who have already earned them many times over that their time and effort doesn't count, and their rewards aren't really veteran rewards at all.
So add to that the inflated price tag (40% increase over previous chapters), *** performance, and bugs so deeply embedded you need archeologists to fix them, I don't think its a selfish stance to say that you want a refund at all.
I had pre-ordered Greymoore before the announcement of ZOS's absurd decision to not retroactively upgrade vMA and vDSA weapons. Not only is this virtually unprecedented in the history of MMOs (at least in my 23 year history of playing ~11 MMOs) it's a slap in the face to veteran players who have already spent hours and hours grinding that content.
I thought I was stuck with a $40 expansion I'd never play but I was pleasantly surprised when Steam refunded my payment!
Here's how to do it:
Open Steam and click the down arrow next to your name on the upper right side of the window.
Select "account details"
Select "View purchase history" in the Store and Purchase History section.
Find your purchase of Greymoore and click it.
Select "I would like a refund"
NOTE: Steam will say they don't refund purchases over 30 days but it will still let you request one. I selected "other" as the reason and wrote in "Developer made changes to the game I disagree with after my purchase of the DLC. The DLC has not been released yet so I have not played it."
It took less than 12 hours to get my refund!
Why do you need this excuse to refund? There's a *** ton of issues with this game, and the fact that arena weapons are now being handed out casuals is what pisses you off? LMAO. Waaa I must farm the version that makes 1% difference!
Which isn't the point at all.
Maybe, maybe not. But that's what the optics look like. ZOS makes a change that adds very slightly upgraded rewards to some existing content and you start demanding refunds because they're not just handing these rewards to you? You've got a serious uphill battle in trying to make that not look like pure childish selfishness.
I'm guessing you haven't read any of the other however many threads out there on this topic where the optics you're referring to are handled in full depth and breadth.
I'm also wondering in which capacity you're affected by this change. I'd posit it isn't selfish to say that ZOS are making a good decision by adding non perfected rewards to older arena, but are making a bad decision in telling players who have already earned them many times over that their time and effort doesn't count, and their rewards aren't really veteran rewards at all.
So add to that the inflated price tag (40% increase over previous chapters), *** performance, and bugs so deeply embedded you need archeologists to fix them, I don't think its a selfish stance to say that you want a refund at all.
Yet, they do this every time they release a dungeon and then release the motifs for that dungeon month later, without a care for the people who already ran it several times in Vet or Vet HM.
What if you bought it on the ESO website, before you quit?
Czekoludek wrote: »
Right, dead communities are usually pretty calm
OtarTheMad wrote: »Czekoludek wrote: »
Right, dead communities are usually pretty calm
Haha. This happens every year with a chapter, a volcano of negativity erupts but it eventually calms down.
OtarTheMad wrote: »Czekoludek wrote: »
Right, dead communities are usually pretty calm
Haha. This happens every year with a chapter, a volcano of negativity erupts but it eventually calms down.
Czekoludek wrote: »OtarTheMad wrote: »Czekoludek wrote: »
Right, dead communities are usually pretty calm
Haha. This happens every year with a chapter, a volcano of negativity erupts but it eventually calms down.
For every person who said things like that I have only one answer: check twitch statistic.
ZOS announced every chapter at twitch stream and you can check how many ppl was intrested in that event.
Morrowind: 278,228 viewers/hour
Summerset: 237,047 viewers/hour
Elsweyr: 498,343 viewers/hour !!!
Greymoor: 130,898 viewers/hour
Almost the same time during each event. Zos won't tell us numbers but this can tell you how healthy the population of ppl intreseted in game is.
Yeah, looks like community will be very calm soon
OtarTheMad wrote: »Czekoludek wrote: »OtarTheMad wrote: »Czekoludek wrote: »
Right, dead communities are usually pretty calm
Haha. This happens every year with a chapter, a volcano of negativity erupts but it eventually calms down.
For every person who said things like that I have only one answer: check twitch statistic.
ZOS announced every chapter at twitch stream and you can check how many ppl was intrested in that event.
Morrowind: 278,228 viewers/hour
Summerset: 237,047 viewers/hour
Elsweyr: 498,343 viewers/hour !!!
Greymoor: 130,898 viewers/hour
Almost the same time during each event. Zos won't tell us numbers but this can tell you how healthy the population of ppl intreseted in game is.
Yeah, looks like community will be very calm soon
Well of course Elsweyr had a lot. More people love Khajiits/cats then we all like to admit, dragons, necromancer class, dragons, huge class changes, did I mention dragons?
Overall the beginning of this year hurt the game a lot because PvE started to get ability delay, ults not going off, issues with blocking, just overall combat B.S., etc. Plus PvP got those too and it was already hurting, not good. It also didn't help that we already knew before the chapter reveal/announcement stream that this year was going to be a little lighter on content. I don't think I watched the stream either (mainly cause I was working) but I still pre-ordered Greymoor.
Lastly you have the "tin foil" crowd who are mad that ZOS chose Skyrim, thinking it was a way to capitalize on Bethesda's best game, when in reality if you google the ESO Game Map you can see that we are just running low on areas to go. We have Skyrim, Bits of Cyrodiil (enough for a chapter and story dlc), a tiny portion of Morrowind (maybe, just maybe a small DLC area), Hammerfell or Black Marsh. We were bound to end up in Skyrim at some point and we will again.
Czekoludek wrote: »OtarTheMad wrote: »Czekoludek wrote: »OtarTheMad wrote: »Czekoludek wrote: »
Right, dead communities are usually pretty calm
Haha. This happens every year with a chapter, a volcano of negativity erupts but it eventually calms down.
For every person who said things like that I have only one answer: check twitch statistic.
ZOS announced every chapter at twitch stream and you can check how many ppl was intrested in that event.
Morrowind: 278,228 viewers/hour
Summerset: 237,047 viewers/hour
Elsweyr: 498,343 viewers/hour !!!
Greymoor: 130,898 viewers/hour
Almost the same time during each event. Zos won't tell us numbers but this can tell you how healthy the population of ppl intreseted in game is.
Yeah, looks like community will be very calm soon
Well of course Elsweyr had a lot. More people love Khajiits/cats then we all like to admit, dragons, necromancer class, dragons, huge class changes, did I mention dragons?
Overall the beginning of this year hurt the game a lot because PvE started to get ability delay, ults not going off, issues with blocking, just overall combat B.S., etc. Plus PvP got those too and it was already hurting, not good. It also didn't help that we already knew before the chapter reveal/announcement stream that this year was going to be a little lighter on content. I don't think I watched the stream either (mainly cause I was working) but I still pre-ordered Greymoor.
Lastly you have the "tin foil" crowd who are mad that ZOS chose Skyrim, thinking it was a way to capitalize on Bethesda's best game, when in reality if you google the ESO Game Map you can see that we are just running low on areas to go. We have Skyrim, Bits of Cyrodiil (enough for a chapter and story dlc), a tiny portion of Morrowind (maybe, just maybe a small DLC area), Hammerfell or Black Marsh. We were bound to end up in Skyrim at some point and we will again.
By logic from the first sentence, Skyrim nostalgia and vampires should bring a lot of players to greymoor as Skyrim was the most popular TES game and vampires are one of the best-selling elements of fantasy (just see how popular are vampire books/movies/series/games even years after the biggest vamp boom in popculture).
Game currently have couple big problems. Performance, lack of communication, lack of creativity in new content, no competent vision for game future, stupid combat changes that seems to be focused on spreadsheets and destroying fun, etc.
I love ESO but i see how they treat this game and I'm 100% sure I won't buy their new MMO game (they are working on it right now). Not after this mess