If you're not happy with the game then I'd definitely say it's time to say goodbye. Throwing fifteen more dollars at a game that you don't enjoy isn't likely to make it any better for you. I think at this point you'd have to be willing to change your approach, and ignore some of your perceived problems in order to appreciate it.

If you only group to gain a benefit then MMO´s are not for you.

At MMO´s the team is the benefit and not some type of xp boost or more loot.

wdadams1965ub17_ESO wrote: »

Fan boys

Credibility .... meet window .... out you go.

So based on most responses from you guys we should ignore the bad things and pretend its a great game full of sunshine and rainbows. Oh and don't reveal to the new players that the game they bought is crap.
Really !
How can the dev's know how badly they missed the target if we don't tell them, after you flame me go back to stuffing your head's in the ground and pretending it's all ok.

goodbye !

yeathatguy wrote: »

So based on most responses from you guys we should ignore the bad things and pretend its a great game full of sunshine and rainbows. Oh and don't reveal to the new players that the game they bought is crap.
Really !
How can the dev's know how badly they missed the target if we don't tell them, after you flame me go back to stuffing your head's in the ground and pretending it's all ok.

1. Every single solitary MMO has bugs. Lots of bugs. Plus, if you fix one, there's a chance that something else will break. If you've played more than 2 MMOs, you'll see this pattern. If you've played more than 2 MMOs, and you haven't seen this pattern, you're a liar.
2. Every single solitary MMO has lag issues. All of the responsibility for lag isn't on the shoulders of the Devs. A player's ISP, modem, and computer all have an effect on latency. Even if you're playing on some government-built supercomputer, with a top of the line modem, and you have a direct hardline straight into Robert Altman's office, you're still going to have lag issues.
3. Every single MMO has players who think that posting "I QUIT" on the forums is a way to let the devs know they "missed the target". There's a "Submit Feedback" button in-game. There's a "Submit Bug" button in-game. If it's a bug, report it so they can get it fixed. If you have legitimate feedback, then submit it, and the devs will read it. Posting stuff like this doesn't magically get stuff solved; it magically gets you flamed.
4. Every single MMO has players that think, just because they don't like the game, that the "game they bought is crap". That doesn't make it true. Every game has people who will like it, and people who will hate it. Posting complaints on the forums doesn't do anything constructive at all. Some players may (incorrectly) think that they're going to force the devs to change something if they whine and shout loud enough. But, if you've played more than 2 MMOs, you'll see that this isn't the case. It never works like that. At best, you get flamed by the community and ignored by the development team. At worst, your posts get deleted and you'll get a suspension for violating the forum guidelines.

You already knew that your comment would get flamed. You even added a pre-written response to it. Know why? Because you know your comment is garbage, and that people aren't going to simply agree with you. You already know that most people are pretty happy. YOU are unhappy. That's fine. ZOS and Bethesda can't please everyone. But there's no reason for you to pee in everyone else's cornflakes just because you're not happy. Enjoy the game for what it is, or move on.