I don' t really have troubles with performance upgrades and server stability so for myself I can think of a few dozen other things I'd give priority.

I will not rest until we have JUSTICE!!!!! LMAO!

I’m having issues where half my ground textures now suddenly turn to rubbish. These performance issues seem to just keep piling up faster than they are getting shoveled out.

No. Performance is abysmal, but there are different teams working on a new content, on bugs, and on performance. A team that works on lore and designs, would be useless, if rerouted to fixing bugs, and person who decides on crown store item availability cannot contribute to improving performance. You suggest, that teams that work on new content, designs, sounds, should just stop their work and stop being payed?

Been there, done that. Won't touch CP with a six foot pole. Non-cp is manageable some days outside peak times, but even that's rough these days most of the time. Imperial City and Battlegrounds are my PvP fix now. But, hard to play these days obviously .

Is this the part where I quietly sit back and let the stats speak for themselves? Yeah... think so.

Sampling sizes mean something. But, sure, let's continue to back a model that continuously falls flat release after release as of late.

Like I said in other threads, there's plenty to do and plenty to explore. I know there are quite a few people who haven't purchased or completed some of the older chapters or DLC yet. I know I still have to complete certain parts of the base game, Summerset and Southern Elsweyr.

Go for it!

As much as I love the game and the people that work on it, it really is disheartening to see the game struggle so.
I know that if they could just give the game the fixes and software/hardware updates it deserves, it would thrive.
Sure, ESO is very successful now, but it really does have a lot of problems.

Of course, we know there is little to no chance of this happening. Chapters are probably the main source of income (next to the crown store) so there is no way they would take that away.

ESO is a lovely, lovely game. A game that will keep chugging along like an old camper van that is somehow still running, despite all logic. And like an old camper van, ESO will continue to sputter along; tyres worn thin, engine coughing away, creaky brakes, until the day it either comes to a dead stop and they can't start the engine again, or they get a shiny new ride and the old wagon gets left to rust in the garage.

Not really that fussed if they are continuing to monitor and isolate the issues as they go. The product in many ways has to evolve, and yes we are always going to see performance related issues, particularly in areas where there is high concurrent players in zone/area.

I would however like to see the more annoying bugs such as the issue where you have to roll-dodge to be able to interact with loot which does seem to be happening more, since greymoor.

I guess i'm just willing to give them time and space to iron things out and not stamp my feet demanding it.

I'm pretty sure that this gazillionth post will change their minds, this time !
Excellent work !





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