I should remind you that a very decent part of ESO community simply don't care or don't understand what is going on. They don't perceive the changes as "bad", really. Mostly, they don't understand the number or statistics.
I'm glad they took away the 1 hit cheese builds, that could have been the whole patch and i'd be happy
everything else is feeling bland. the molten whip change has me like... yeah i know people were complaining about the whip, but you nerfed its damage and made it hybrid cost? [snip]
p.s. guilds that fall apart after 1 week of a patch probably weren't going to last anyways. that sounds like a group of achievement and number chasers (YES THESE PEOPLE EXIST) rather than people who love the franchise.
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Guilds that have been around for multiple years abandoned the game due to these changes, not small minor guilds, top endgame, and large communities abandoned ZOS/ESO because of the fact they were ignored. Even when they tried to compromise with ZOS and help them achieve their goals it was ignored or done haphazardly. It wasn't taken with the care that it needed to be.
SilverBride wrote: »Guilds that have been around for multiple years abandoned the game due to these changes, not small minor guilds, top endgame, and large communities abandoned ZOS/ESO because of the fact they were ignored. Even when they tried to compromise with ZOS and help them achieve their goals it was ignored or done haphazardly. It wasn't taken with the care that it needed to be.
Players weren't ignored. They listened and made changes based on player feedback. They just didn't completely abandon the changes.
But I am curious which guilds left over this.
And most of all, you are ignoring the youtube & twitch content creators who are either really hating the update or simply walking away to new games.
Kiralyn2000 wrote: »And most of all, you are ignoring the youtube & twitch content creators who are either really hating the update or simply walking away to new games.
I honestly feel like people thinking "content creators" are important is one of the big things wrong with gaming today. This whole culture of streamers & influencers & bears (oh my!) is just such a strange timeline we've fallen down.
spartaxoxo wrote: »SilverBride wrote: »Guilds that have been around for multiple years abandoned the game due to these changes, not small minor guilds, top endgame, and large communities abandoned ZOS/ESO because of the fact they were ignored. Even when they tried to compromise with ZOS and help them achieve their goals it was ignored or done haphazardly. It wasn't taken with the care that it needed to be.
Players weren't ignored. They listened and made changes based on player feedback. They just didn't completely abandon the changes.
But I am curious which guilds left over this.
They weren't completely ignored, it's true. The first version was significantly worse. And they posted stuff explaining things. But, they still went forward with a bad patch that is bad for the game. So, I don't think they deserve much credit for that. They only did the bare minimum.
Kiralyn2000 wrote: »And most of all, you are ignoring the youtube & twitch content creators who are either really hating the update or simply walking away to new games.
I honestly feel like people thinking "content creators" are important is one of the big things wrong with gaming today. This whole culture of streamers & influencers & bears (oh my!) is just such a strange timeline we've fallen down.
It is interesting how this influence game works.
SilverBride wrote: »spartaxoxo wrote: »SilverBride wrote: »Guilds that have been around for multiple years abandoned the game due to these changes, not small minor guilds, top endgame, and large communities abandoned ZOS/ESO because of the fact they were ignored. Even when they tried to compromise with ZOS and help them achieve their goals it was ignored or done haphazardly. It wasn't taken with the care that it needed to be.
Players weren't ignored. They listened and made changes based on player feedback. They just didn't completely abandon the changes.
But I am curious which guilds left over this.
They weren't completely ignored, it's true. The first version was significantly worse. And they posted stuff explaining things. But, they still went forward with a bad patch that is bad for the game. So, I don't think they deserve much credit for that. They only did the bare minimum.
I can't say if it's good or bad for the game because there hasn't been enough time to see long term effects yet. For myself, I haven't noticed anything different in how I play.
I suspect there will be more tweaking as they watch how it plays out live, but it will take more than a week to get a good picture of how it's working.
Einar_Hrafnarsson wrote: »chessalavakia_ESO wrote: »Modern gaming is generally going to be players vs developers on larger projects.
I respectfully disagree. FFXIV is a very good example of how it can be. The Devs do everything they can to give players what they want within the limits of their Game. The only issue i have there is the community. I dont get many good experiences there communitywise.
yeah, i don't think enemies is the right term - more like humongous pain in the rear...
it's slipped out more than once from some of the folks wearing their zos cap...
it's like having your kids correct you all the time - it's probably a pretty frustrating experience, made even worse by the fact that the kids are often right...
i sometimes get the feeling that eso is like a sport, and the folks making up the game rules - don't really play it...
They only did the bare minimum.
Memory_In_Motion wrote: »yeah, i don't think enemies is the right term - more like humongous pain in the rear...
it's slipped out more than once from some of the folks wearing their zos cap...
it's like having your kids correct you all the time - it's probably a pretty frustrating experience, made even worse by the fact that the kids are often right...
i sometimes get the feeling that eso is like a sport, and the folks making up the game rules - don't really play it...
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