I wasn't exactly sure what to title this thread as every other MMO I've played didn't have a constant load of junk in the way of the camera every time you go down a tunnel or hallway. I mean, wtf? Whose idea was it to put things in the way all over the place so you can't see your character or anything else around it? And why doesn't the camera zoom up past whatever is obstructing your view? It would be okay if this were only in safe areas or something, put all the trees and bushes and crap in the way you want to there. But it isn't. It's all over the place, especially in zones you do tons of fighting, or down tunnels in dungeons.
Shouldn't the camera just move forward a little to keep this tree from getting in the way? Or even better yet, make the tree transparent if it is obstructing my view.
Here, I'm going down a tunnel and all of the sudden some tree branches obstruct my view of the entire scene. Where did everything go?
Move the camera a little to the left and there I am! Now, wouldn't it be better if the camera auto-detects this stuff to always keep my toon in view? How am I supposed to fight with stuff constantly blocking the camera?
More of the same.
Zenimax, you made an MMO. This is the kind of game where we need to be able to see all over the battlefield to tell what's going on. We have to be able to see the ground/floor around us to be able to tell when the boss is about to do an aoe. We need to be able to see our other group members to know what's going on with them. First person view just doesn't cut it. Third person view constantly obstructed with a bunch of crap in the way doesn't either. Sometimes less is more. Whoever thought putting a bunch of stuff in the way of the camera was a good idea needs to be ridiculed out of the gaming industry. This aggravates me a lot.
Please post whether you agree or not.
Edited by ZOS_Hadeostry on January 15, 2024 4:15AM “If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things.” -- René Descartes