ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »Hmm, needs more confetti. Then we can call it a new system.
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »Hmm, needs more confetti. Then we can call it a new system.
@ArchangelIsraphel
Here you go, everybody is even happier now:
They celebrate the new Q4 system: Forum PvP will get a high score list.
We have to stay on topic, after all.
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »Perfection
Now that is a true vision of beauty beyond anything we have seen in the game so far. See, this right here, is exactly what I want to see in a new system! The happiness of the masses who haven't been at all genetically altered by the potential toxins in their celebratory confetti.
We have to earn those forum stars AvA Ranks on the field of battle after all!
And remember everyone, Happiness is Mandatory
Also, I really want an official forum PvP mode now. Either that or insult sword fighting.
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »Also, I really want an official forum PvP mode now. Either that or insult sword fighting.
I fully support this. ESO themed insult sword fighting would be hilarious XD
Based on the stream today, it seems like the update was over-hyped considering the limited content being introduced. Many people are particularly disappointed by the housing feature, which turned out to be underwhelming.
This update is full of changes that no one asked for, while other frequently requested changes are still missing.
It feels like ZoS is wasting valuable staff time on projects that players don't care about, disregarding the feedback from the community.
Do you have a source? I'm curious because there had been a statement just a few weeks ago that they do not (I'm not sure if the thread still exists, it was about Ithelia's design).
Isn't hype completely subjective? Any over or under hyping is the onus of the viewer.
For me, I was pleasantly surprised by the announced IA changes.
Exactly. Some are more likely to be overly excited, just as others are more likely to be unhappy or upset with the content. We have seen that play out time and time again here.
spartaxoxo wrote: »katanagirl1 wrote: »MidniteOwl1913 wrote: »Erickson9610 wrote: »There wasn't a lot in this update for endgame players, to be honest. I believe the appeal is mainly directed towards the 99% of players on Consoles and PC — those who aren't endgame players.
I see Housing Tours as a benefit for consoles. They are still at stone knives and bearskins, so just about any QoL looks like Christmas morning.
On the console, into housing and could less about tours. I was hoping for at the very least a way to search through plans when constructing. I have so many plans it's make it hard to find what I want.
A furnishing bag would be ideal, but I don't see that happening.
When I commented on another thread that I hoped it was a way to keep track of which furnishing plans we did not have on console, the response was that would be a disappointment for everyone. I was sort of low balling it for the one feature that would greatly help me. So I am disappointed in that was not it. I have to fill out a spreadsheet to keep track of which plans I have and which I do not. I don’t really want to take time out from playing to do that monumental task.
I did not see the stream but am trying to get a feel for what these housing tours would be. I like the idea of getting more visibility in housing, not my own personally, but a way to see other houses that are contest worthy, so it may be of use for me. It’s just there are so many other things that could have been added along with that.
Yeah. I think people that were expecting big new functionality or increased slots over hyped themselves. QOL changes aren't things that are big new features. And the devs have telling us for years that we will not be getting more slots because it is not feasible on a technical level.
So I didn't expect things like gardening, mannequins, or more slots. I knew it wasn't going to be that..
I have wanted this functionality for years, so I am pleasantly surprised it's being added. But I definitely understand those that wanted something more pressing and universally applicable like an improved way to keep track of plans and search them in guild stores. That's certainly in line with QOL updates and probably one of the most direly needed things. It is certainly more important than tours. We have almost 3000 plans. Deconstruction is another good example of something actually QOL. Realistically, tours should have been a side attraction, not the main event. After all, it's only really good for us console players. And even then, probably only those of us that are into sharing big constructions.
daniel.13b16_ESO wrote: »Agreed, they created the hype themselves. If ZOS would have been upfront about it, then nobody would be disappointed now.
The Housjng and PvP community are VERY vocal about their wishes. By announcing a new feature around these two game systems, players` expectations were high and ZOS needed to manage that.
Mathius_Mordred wrote: »LOL those of you who think ESO is in or approaching maintenance mode haven't got a clue.
ZOS stated some time ago that they'll utilize A.I. in their development process, so...master_vanargand wrote: »Some people believe that a business is making a $1 item look like it's worth a million dollars.
But I don't think the game creators are doing work that's worth a dollar.
I think that in the near future all work should be done by AI.
At least AI won't slack off at work.
alternatelder wrote: »daniel.13b16_ESO wrote: »Agreed, they created the hype themselves. If ZOS would have been upfront about it, then nobody would be disappointed now.
The Housjng and PvP community are VERY vocal about their wishes. By announcing a new feature around these two game systems, players` expectations were high and ZOS needed to manage that.
Which is why Zos would be doing themselves a favor and releasing any info on the upcoming pvp updates. If the pvp update is just as bland as this, pvp community will be in a bigger uproar. We already know it's not Cyrodiil related, so I can't imagine it'll be that exciting anyway.
Kidgangster101 wrote: »Meanwhile ff14 released a dlc that has 6-7 dungeons, multiple trials, 5-6 huge new zones, 2 new jobs, and a patch scheduled in a few weeks to add 4 new raids. Yep content in eso has been trash for years it's a big reason I left even though I loved the combat system. I would have stayed except the combat system is also always buggy smh. All that content from ff14 is the same price as eso 1 map..... Just take that in.
There's not a whole lot of media coverage about eso really, not really. Other than the press releases. They seem to get off pretty lucky. It's a shame a furious pvp community can't make traction via the press.
Photosniper89 wrote: »There is literally an add on that does what they spent tons of dev $ and time on. Like what the hell.
The person who created the addon (Essential Housing Tools), Cardinal05 is actually a paid ZOS employee now.
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/the-elder-scrolls/the-elder-scrolls-online-devs-hired-a-modder-from-one-of-its-most-popular-addons-to-fine-tune-its-housing-tools-it-was-really-cool-to-get-james-on-the-team/
ESO is an MMO. We are supposed to group with others when we need help with content and play with others, not hide in our hobbit hole decorating.
ESO is an MMO. We are supposed to group with others when we need help with content and play with others, not hide in our hobbit hole decorating.