Because I do not want to pay for something that should be, but is no fun to me (yet). Imho, there's just too much stuff ZOS/Beth need to work on until ESO actually will get fun to play.

*whispers* For the Queen

Don't get me wrong, I love that game. And it will get better and better, no doubt. But until it is actually worth the sub (after I payed quite a bunch for IE) it will obviously still take some time. I do not care about the money itself, it's all about morale and priciple.

Cepeza wrote: »

it's all about morale and priciple.

I see what you mean but... its more about fun.

Id take a broken but fun game like ESO over a highly polished but boring game like FFXIV anyday.

I don't know how to explain it......i WANT to love it...but it's pretty boring. The pve content is glitchy at times and has ZERO immersion when you see 10 or so other people racing around doing the same thing, and the laughable solo dungeons (which turn out to be not solo at all, with people zoning in and out constantly, making them feel like ***-poor public dungeons) where atm i have seen every end boss being camped and farmed by 15 or so bots. I'm VR4 atm too which is really sad that this still happens.

On a related note Coldharbour was *** terrible - devoid of any challenge and there seemed to be very little of Molag Bals army anywhere (where was the masssive army like in the game trailers???). Just kill a few generals, kill 10 or so scrub grunts on the way to said general, rinse repeat. And the NPCs ingame seem to be blind and/or *** - very few, if any at all help kill monsters that come near them unless they are quest npc helpers.

Pvp is fun...but its very circumstancial...i dont know how to explain it.

For a game that boasts its an Elder Scrolls game and guts major parts of it out and have other systems in the game that seem stupid (like the non-solo SOLO DUNGEONS and the lack of stealing and stealthy elements that only include 'follow this guy from a distance' crap - which u do not need to sneak AT ALL). I might come back a few months down the track when they 'hopefully' iron out the kinks and lube some new wheels. I will play until my sub runs out then goodbye.

If you are not going to sub after 30 day, don't. Not hurting the rest of us any, and none of us care that you aren't going to keep playing. Honestly you are just ruining the forum experience for those of us who are happy with the game (even though these forums are pretty lackluster, but still).

Yes! It's the first mmo I love in a long time again!

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I will quite because there is really no endgame. Where is the reward for doing hard veteran dungeons? Where is the reward for being getting to level10? why cant I do a quest over again just for the fun of it?

I am sorry but this game is unfriendly towards casual gamers!

The "reward" is the storyline leading up to that point. Also there is much content that has not been released yet. Though I am not trying to dissuade you from continuing to play, honestly with that attitude I would rather not have you as someone else I play with in this game. Elder Scrolls is a lore heavy series, and there is a lot to be added to this game as well. It will be very rewarding for those of us who wish to experience the 2nd era interregnum period and explore parts of Tamriel that were only featured in the randomly generated world of Arena. I also look forward to exploring areas I have been to in previous games such as Vvardenfel to see how they changed between the 2nd era and the 3rd/4th era. But please do unsubscribe and go play the next big grind to max level then raid for gear MMO because it isn't this game.

I know so far it's been a rough ride for all of us, including the staff at ZOS. But we have to keep in mind that we bought into this game with good faith, and they are doing their best to keep our faith up. The devs and support teams are just like us.... humans. Right now they have so much going on we can't even imagine. And the best we can do is cheer them on. Feed them reports on bots, gold spammers, bugs and so on. Without our feedback they will have nothing to fix. So just hang in there and work with what we have. Things will get better.

Yup will stay subbed , I'm still having fun . There are content which I haven't seen yet or experienced so I still have a long ways to go before unsubbing .

i`m still waiting on developers to fix fishing i just love it - so peacefull...

- from beta and till this moment i love the game. hoping my friends will have more time to play - otherwise its sometimes boring to walk alone , so 99% that i will stay subbed.

I had fun playing solo to a point (anticlimatic quests and bugs really didnt help), but as soon as I got my friend to join and we tried grouping... I haven't been having fun at all. I just can't imagine what was going through the dev's heads when they designed the PvE and group play. Phasing was a terrible idea.

Probably won't stick around. The game is too primitive. Bad UI reminiscent of over a decade ago, the animations are clunky like Secret World and the game is about as buggy as Vanguard at release - worse in some ways in terms of non-responsive NPCs. It's a pity because I love the quest design of this game - just not its bugs. There's no sense of community without guild tags - I can't tell the guildmaster of the person who ninja'ed a resource node while I was fighting the mob next to it for example. Obviously the lack of foresight in development - lack of mob scaling in public dungeons, developers being completely surprised at the gold spammers (as if no other game before had to deal with it) with no tools to easily deal with them, spamming my mailbox pointlessly each time I report them. Each time I find something I like about the game, they have implemented something else to make that annoying. This game looks and feels like Rift with less development, content and support and more bugs..

They have earned at least an extended look at the game, so I have no intention of canceling my subscription before May.

ESO is not without faults, some intentional and some that aren't. I disagree with them strongly on just about everything that has the word "guild" associated with it. I disagree with the single character concept, where it really is about @you. One character, up to 8 vestiges, was not what I was expecting.

They have their fair share of bugs, but nothing that is really game breaking that I have come across (YMMV). I have been able to avoid or work around everything that breaks where it matters. I am concerned about the Zenimax family tradition of walking away from bugs. It is yet to be seen how ZOS will operate, but BGS always gets to the point where they walk away. I am guessing that ZOS will leave a ton of bugs in the game, but it will take time to know which ones and whether they really matter.

If Zenimax is going to run into trouble with me before my subscription expires, it will be over Customer Service. Poor customer service has made more economic and purchasing decisions for me than any other single customer experience factor. They used up their get-out-of-jail card during the beta.

Another area where I expect to run into trouble is long term sustainability of play. Part of my long term play in any game is that I get to the point where I create a new experience by building a new character and running through the game again. In ESO, every new vestige is the same character, @me.

No, i wont. Mainly cause of the fact that my class is broken beyond recognition, the rather onesided removing of threads and posts on the forums by the mods, and simply the fact that i dont like elitist minmaxer munchkins, and there is plenty of those around.