PrincessOfThieves wrote: »Yes.
It's like Morrowind all over again.
PrincessOfThieves wrote: »Yes.
It's like Morrowind all over again.
The combat team has four more weeks of PTS testing to tune what they are rolling out.
I am sure they are full turtle right now and won't talk to us anymore, but they hinted during ESO Live that PTS Weeks 3 and 4 would have some combat team updates based on player response during Week 1.
acastanza_ESO wrote: »The combat team has four more weeks of PTS testing to tune what they are rolling out.
I am sure they are full turtle right now and won't talk to us anymore, but they hinted during ESO Live that PTS Weeks 3 and 4 would have some combat team updates based on player response during Week 1.
Frankly, that isn't good enough. I agree 100% with @Riptide. A full throated apology and scrapping the update wholesale is the only acceptable way forward. I'd also go so far as to say that this is a complete "no confidence" vote in the current combat development team. Something has to give, and it needs to be them.
starkerealm wrote: »
Every discord I am on, from raiding to trading guilds there are chunks of folks talking about putting activities on hold.
Disgust with the “just trust us” tweet followed by this soup sandwich really is ubiquitous.
And frankly I think anything short of a full throated apology and scrapping the update wholesale will have pretty significant lasting damage.
As in right about half of everyone seems to be looking at their options for where to land next.
If it goes live in this state it isn’t theoretical or opinion anymore, there will be an exodus.
If they only adjust it in an anemic and cursory way, same result I think. It takes time to read the forums to see whats what, read these long patch notes, roll to PTS, discuss results, watch videos on others results, on and on.
And at a certain point of absolutely wasted recreation time the contempt will be baked into the cake, sadly.
KingExecration wrote: »Every discord I am on, from raiding to trading guilds there are chunks of folks talking about putting activities on hold.
Disgust with the “just trust us” tweet followed by this soup sandwich really is ubiquitous.
And frankly I think anything short of a full throated apology and scrapping the update wholesale will have pretty significant lasting damage.
As in right about half of everyone seems to be looking at their options for where to land next.
If it goes live in this state it isn’t theoretical or opinion anymore, there will be an exodus.
If they only adjust it in an anemic and cursory way, same result I think. It takes time to read the forums to see whats what, read these long patch notes, roll to PTS, discuss results, watch videos on others results, on and on.
And at a certain point of absolutely wasted recreation time the contempt will be baked into the cake, sadly.
Between the “trust us” tweet and that video of some devs mom or whatever insulting pvpers for wanting change just set it in stone for me lmao
adjust and continue......
.... as always .....

Every discord I am on, from raiding to trading guilds there are chunks of folks talking about putting activities on hold.
Disgust with the “just trust us” tweet followed by this soup sandwich really is ubiquitous.
And frankly I think anything short of a full throated apology and scrapping the update wholesale will have pretty significant lasting damage.
As in right about half of everyone seems to be looking at their options for where to land next.
If it goes live in this state it isn’t theoretical or opinion anymore, there will be an exodus.
Holycannoli wrote: »This is the reason why people don't trust. Trust is earned, and right now they earned the exact opposite.
Maybe we should all *** to microslave that ZOS is wrecking their brand new investment
Every discord I am on, from raiding to trading guilds there are chunks of folks talking about putting activities on hold.
Disgust with the “just trust us” tweet followed by this soup sandwich really is ubiquitous.
Yea, this is what I'm seeing as well.
And I would like to add that after AwA dropped, my groups are already having a much tougher time getting fills. We just went through and weathered an exodus by a bunch of people who left or started playing significantly less after the loss of alt tracking.
The bottom line is that a lot of people prefer to play with something to work towards. Part of the AwA discussions were filled with disdain for those people and I don't know why. I'm definitely one of them. I always log in with a goal in mind... do my writs, make progress on the main story, whatever.
People first lost a reason to re-do content on other characters (the to-do list/acknowledgement) and now another chunk of players feels like they are facing loss of access to group content they have been working towards... in some cases for YEARS.
If or when ZOS finally reaches their goal of making the content more accessible, there may not be enough people left to experience it. Especially for trials. It's HARD to find 12 people available at the same time who want to tackle the same goal. ZOS really needs to stop with the sledgehammer approach if they want people to stick with them.
Note I'm not saying the game will immediately die or I'm quitting. But I am seeing a slow erosion of the community due to so many frequent, massive disruptions. It's sad.
adjust and continue......
.... as always .....
Maybe we should all *** to microslave that ZOS is wrecking their brand new investment
The investment is the new MMO that ZOS is working on in the back office, not ESO. ESO is getting long in the tooth and is ramping up the maintenance costs. My thought is that this performance work, and the sacrifices they have to make for performance, are costing them dearly, both in terms of cash and customers.