I can't think of anything specific to ESO tbh. Performance is lackluster but I play on Xbox so and we are getting next gen consoles in few months so I am hoping all that extra power will help (Playstation is of course getting next gen hardware as well this holiday season). Other then that the usual, rare toxic player (but it's very rare, if anything ESO is better here then most, this community is amazing).

1. Performance
2. Removal of fun things such was animation canceling
3. Lack of stash for all sets

Oh, that's easy.

1. Low-Drop-Rate RNG grinds. If anything drives me from the game, it will be finally getting fully fed up with these. Motifs, Gear, Collectibles, whatever. The value you place on a person's time is the precise value you place on the person, and expecting us to spend our precious time in living the old joke about the definition of insanity seems incompatible with respecting us.

2. One-shots. I don't just dislike these. I hold them in contempt. They're a crutch; they're simulated challenge; and I don't understand how designers could do anything but hate them, too.

3. The heavy-handed way ZOS tends to operate. All buffs are over-buffs. All nerfs are over-nerfs. Harrowstorms are almost the Platonic Ideal of this methodology, being boringly easy for large and skilled groups and nightmarish for small and unskilled groups.

1. Bugs
2. PS4 performance
3. Dev's silence about PS4 bugs and performance

1. I find there's not enough classes and the ones we have tend to become unrecognisable and lack identity. More classes pls zos.
2. People whining in zone chat when you try and sell and item (or bite) for slightly more than it's officially worth. Gotta make that dough bro...
3. Playing a pure crafting character is booOoOoring. Could use a crafting overhaul imo.

The quality of outfits in this game is shockingly low; the textures look really bad, they're too rigid, and are too samey.

Too many redundant traits/gear sets.

Warden class is too reliant on the bear.

Warden class thematically stunted due to reliance on bear and nature of frost damage.

The versatility of some classes is questionable. I'm grinding public dungeon bosses in Deshaan for an inferno staff and there's a sorc who is literally just running around melting everything in a split second so that most of the time I'm not doing enough damage to get a loot drop.

1) Lag - It gets real bad sometimes and it sucks when you're one of the support roles and you or your other teammates die because of it.

2) Too DPS Focused - Yes i know damage is good, players want to see big numbers, but the push for damage on support roles really makes playing support not...favorable. At that point just play a dps yourself. Also doesn't help this game has random dps checks.

3) Lack of Frost Damage Support - So Warden have 3 frost skills, a defensive monster helm and 2 ice sets ( and 1 block ice set) they can use if they want to be an ice mage. Since ice staves are a tanking weapon so using the destro skills from there is a waste.

4) Potential Rewards Thrown In The Crown Store - Is it really so much to ask for a basic guar or camel to be earnable or buyable with ingame gold. I'm not asking for anything crazy but it's really bad when the only way to get a guar is to buy one with real money.

5) Extra Mechanics in Veteran Difficulty - I hate going through the dungeon on normal a bunch of times thinking i know the mechanics and mobs and veteran throws new things that change the way i deal with the fight. Like that one mage boss in MHK having an enrage ring around him all of a sudden or Unhallowed Grave summoning Elsweyr Bone Goliaths who heavy attacks has the potential to knock you off.

laksikus wrote: »

1. ZOS
2. Lag
3. Sorcs
4. People that put Frozen Gate or Vulcanic rune on flags
5. Lag

In regards to your #4:
One of the reason why I think ZOS should nerfed AOE damage dealing abilities so it cause only 1/4 of damage original damage.

Too many people relies on AOE damage in PVP to 2-3 shot other players during 1vX. They have NO skills and when it's that powerful during BG it's ridiculous.

Lag that leads to death.
Loading screens that lead to death.
Unnecessary flaps on certain styles.
Lack of leg motifs that go down to your feet like the Dunmer light style.
The vampire rework not living up to the hype.

1. Mount training system. Should be either account wide or lower the price of the books to a dollar for 10. That's still 12 dollars people will put down to insta-max speed and carrying/stamina depending on if they like PvP or PvE.
2. CP system. Just redo it already make it so it actually allows people to flesh out "their way to play" not be "blanket good".
3. Antiquity Leads should be able to be sold. Not everyone likes the furniture or does it, might as well let the leads be sold and still require the Chapter to use the leads.

MasterSpatula wrote: »

Oh, that's easy.

1. Low-Drop-Rate RNG grinds. If anything drives me from the game, it will be finally getting fully fed up with these. Motifs, Gear, Collectibles, whatever. The value you place on a person's time is the precise value you place on the person, and expecting us to spend our precious time in living the old joke about the definition of insanity seems incompatible with respecting us.

2. One-shots. I don't just dislike these. I hold them in contempt. They're a crutch; they're simulated challenge; and I don't understand how designers could do anything but hate them, too.

3. The heavy-handed way ZOS tends to operate. All buffs are over-buffs. All nerfs are over-nerfs. Harrowstorms are almost the Platonic Ideal of this methodology, being boringly easy for large and skilled groups and nightmarish for small and unskilled groups.

At #1

Unfortunately, that is how ZOS current business tactic are. 99.9% of their decision on the game as a whole revolves around the Crown Store to increase revenue as much as possible even more so than ESO +.

Well, I have a few...
1. Lag/Desync - not entirely certain if it's lag on my end causing desyncs or what, but it's a little ridiculous. Example being in Cloudrest and being very clearly outside of the telegraph for the portal's cone on my end, but still getting sucked down anyway. This has killed me on vet.
2. RNG - just makes farming difficult, among other things. I've been trying to get an Alkosh lightning staff for over a year now and I still haven't had one drop. I'm using an Inferno that dropped in Infused as a stand in until one finally, y'know, actually drops.
3. Balancing - oh, boy. Wildly swinging from buffs to nerfs (like the Elsweyr DoT changes going from normal to OP to nerfed) and the removal of what makes the classes interesting is just... Bleh. Now the thought AoE tests in Cyrodiil and the potential of classes having to be adjusted for that just scares me.
4. Housing - there's just not enough furnishing slots. Now, I know a reason was given for it, but I still hate it. My primary (Princely Dawnlight Palace) just feels far too empty even at all 700 slots filled because it's just too big. I'd like to be able to decorate it more, but I can't.
5. The mail system. It can take forever for mails (including Hirelings) to actually show up. Usually I'd switch zones to force a mail through, but sometimes even that doesn't work and it takes 2-3 zone changes to get the mail. It's a little painful.

1. Endlessly nerfing equipment for seemingly random reason

2. every "routine maintenance" seems to set the servers on fire

3. (the big one) proposing drastic changes to well established parts of the game that are functioning as they should to please one part of the player base at the detriment of all others. First it was the HA/LA changes to help reduce the skill gap (even though people proved it wouldn't necessarily do that and may have even made more of a skill gap) and now it is the AOE changes to improve cyrodill performance (yes, i know it's only in pvp at this time but they've given no guarantee that it won't eventually effect pve as well). This is the second time now that something like this has been done and honestly, i can't see many people sticking around if they keep causing this level of uncertainty.