Calastir wrote: »

valenwood_vegan wrote: »

Fortunately, everything in the game doesn't revolve around one person's wants.

It does in matters of supply and demand, and we're all customers.

How interesting. That's probably why there have been multiple different golden pursuits so far, catering to a variety of interests. But again, I don't design the pursuits folks, just sharing my opinion. Arguing with me won't really get ya different pursuits. I always say vote with your feet - zos sees the data, and the only thing that's likely to get them to change their path is low participation. Judging by the number of people in Cyro today, that is not going to be the data they take away from this test and this pursuit, however.

EDIT: Look I'm not trying to be overly dismissive or negative here, but it's a one week, kinda one-off thing. There are no unique rewards in the pursuit. A pve event starts in a few days. It's all going to be ok, I promise.

Seriously?

After years and years of the game being heavily focused on all things PVE, PVP players finally get just a brief moment in the sun and boom - complaints about "too much PVP".

Chillax my friend. PVE players will have their GPs soon enough.

The rewards are PvP currency, used almost exclusively for PvP things. You're missing out on nothing. PvPers have to do PvE to get gear all the time, because our gear is bound unlike theirs, which can be traded.

abkam wrote: »

please? Or Golden Pursuits are exclusive to PvP players?

98% of the content in this game is PVE including Golden Pursuits.

abkam wrote: »

Why are PvE players always the ones forced into these PvP tests?

pretty sure that's why the rewards are just gold and ap. they don't want anyone to feel forced to do it. also, this is the first time they have done a test like this, so i guess one of one would equal always lol

abkam wrote: »

I don't see PvP players with PvP gear testing and trying to get trifectas! So why do PvE players have to go kill 150 players in Cyrodiil?

Why are PvE players always the ones forced into these PvP tests?


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But yeah… never mind. This is ESO, after all. "Play the way you like" turns into "Play the way others like."

Nothing makes sense anymore.

You don't HAVE TO.

No one is FORCING you.

If a PvPer WANTS any PvE thing (gear, trifectas, mounts, skins, costumes, etc) then they've got to PvE whatever it takes to get the reward.

So, as a PvEer, if you WANT the reward, you've got to PvP whatever it takes to get the reward.

But you are NOT being FORCED.

Plus the only other "test" I can think of was the No-proc No-CP "test", no one FORCED PvEers into that test anymore than they are being FORCED into this one.

said no one ever wrote: »

i got the gfolden bonuses in less than an hour of pvp play

Yeah, they were quick and easy to earn. It took a couple of hours for me, but I completed 9 of them on PCEU and 10 on PCNA.

There is some pain, however-- I'm earning so many Rewards For The Worthy that I'm going to need to reconstruct a lot more daggers to store my excess TCs, and I'm already drowning in reconstructed daggers as it is. Assuming I keep participating in the test every day this week, I'm going to have to switch to converting my excess TCs to Nirncrux.

My issue is there only being one campaign. I was on early in the day and the queue time was still an hour.

I seriously can´t understand the outrage about not getting a few AP you usually don´t care about.

Maybe players in general could turn their game time into a lot more enjoyable experience, if they don´t expect everything to be about them and for them and just skip what they don´t enjoy instead of feeling forced to tick off every ingame to do.

I was planning to skip this endeavour but the sky screenshots made me curious and then I was having a blast in cyro finishing it anyways. Whould I have gone into the campaign with a "I must complete that as fast as possible because I hate it and they force me" the experience would have been spoiled from the beginning.

I don’t normally PvP, but what people are saying about this new Vengeance campaign is making me curious enough to try it as soon as I have time, if I can get past the queue, of course! But I’ll be trying it because I choose to, not because I feel forced to do so, and if I happen to get any of the Golden Pursuit rewards that will be icing on the cake! 🎂

CalamityCat wrote: »

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TBH this is a pretty good opportunity for PvE players to actually try some PvP with the more basic templates and large groups you can follow and learn with.

This ! Imo everything what pve players may annoy or let them give up on pvp is eliminated in this test.

No unkillable tanks, no oneshot gankers, no flag bombers, no ballgroups, no broken set combination, no heal stacking, no tower humpers. Everyone is at the same level, same values, same defense.

So yes, this is the perfect opportunity for pve players to lure into pvp.

abkam wrote: »

valenwood_vegan wrote: »

Fortunately, everything in the game doesn't revolve around one person's wants. Also there have literally been pve golden pursuits, but OP knows this I'm sure.

Why not add both PvP and PvE missions separately so everyone can enjoy what they like most? I'm pretty sure there are a lot of PvP players who hate PvE, just like there are a lot of PvE players who hate PvP. So why can't we have both types of missions and make everyone happy?

Forcing PvE players into PvP just to participate in some kind of PvP test they don’t even care about? I'm sure having players who hate PvP in PvP tests makes perfect sense to someone… but not to me.

I also dont like expiring FOMO rewards to make players play content they do not play for fun but do not see anything forcing you to participate in PvP test. None of the golden pursuit rewards is exclusiv to this golden pursuit or cant be received otherwise anytime. It is just 30k gold and 300k ap. You can get gold for almost every ingame activity and ap is pvp currency with very limited use. Players also not receive 30k gold, 100 transmutes and 5gold juwelry from end of campaign rewards in vengeance PER CHAR and cant do Cyrodiil quests. If you didnt feel obligated to get end of campaign rewards you should not feel obligated to get this golden pursuit.

But you could also just do it. In vengeance PvP you have no build disadvantage and much lower skill disadvantage as PvEer against PvPers.

abkam wrote: »

I don't see PvP players with PvP gear testing and trying to get trifectas! So why do PvE players have to go kill 150 players in Cyrodiil?

Why are PvE players always the ones forced into these PvP tests?


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But yeah… never mind. This is ESO, after all. "Play the way you like" turns into "Play the way others like."

Nothing makes sense anymore.

You get PvP template build for this test as this test is testing PvP templates, so the äquivalent would be players including PvP players getting trial build templates to test trials.
PvP players have to run DLC dungeons all the time to get sets and on vet to get Monstersets designed for PvP but locked behind PvE content and also have to buy dungeon DLC for it despite not having fun in the dungeons and either have to use PvP gear (and usually fail) or make PvE builds.
There is a dungeon event requiring you to finish a dungeon daily and other events where it is one of multiple options but PvP isn’t and they do not give you templates.

You do not need to kill 150 players as there are 12 tasks and you have to complete only 8.

From all the things turning ESO from "Play the way you like" into "Play the way others like" like events, daily rewards, endeavours and golden pursuits this golden pursuit is definitely the least offender if atall.

Most of the Golden Pursuit campaigns have been for PvE players. A lot of the endeavors are more PvE oriented.
Currently there's a PVP test going on in Cyrodiil, so that's why the GPs are PVP oriented, to try to get players over there.

My mainly PVE self didn't find it too hard to do all of the pursuits in one morning. The queue in the evenings is ridiculous though, with the queue bugging out it isn't worth the effort to me. But I am done, hopefully they get their data. I hard locked twice, requiring a manual game close which is very rare typically.

My suggestion is to be grateful that we have this relatively new feature at all, not ungrateful that one of the times that it's used is catered to a PVP playerbase.