Spot on. I don't know why some endgamers get offended when I say ESO is a casual game. There's nothing wrong with ESO being casual. It is what it is.This is life in a very casual raiding community. I have never seen an endgame community as chill as this one. But as a result, players are always coming and going. Tri/hm cores constantly fall apart or can't progress for this reason. I did a long stretch of vet trial gf pugs and as a result have joined countless trial discord communities and most fizzle out pretty quickly. Not because things are too hard though. It's because it's a casual game with a casual adult audience with rl responsibilities.
Pixiepumpkin wrote: »Dude, ESO is no where close to being the 2nd best MMORPG, certainly not 1st place. WOW and FFXIV smoke the living heck out of ESO in player numbers.
Nemesis7884 wrote: »Pixiepumpkin wrote: »Dude, ESO is no where close to being the 2nd best MMORPG, certainly not 1st place. WOW and FFXIV smoke the living heck out of ESO in player numbers.
I wrote 2nd biggest western MMORPG - Everything big besides WOW that is an mmoRPG and not a shooter or something is Asian
Pixiepumpkin wrote: »Nemesis7884 wrote: »Pixiepumpkin wrote: »Dude, ESO is no where close to being the 2nd best MMORPG, certainly not 1st place. WOW and FFXIV smoke the living heck out of ESO in player numbers.
I wrote 2nd biggest western MMORPG - Everything big besides WOW that is an mmoRPG and not a shooter or something is Asian
https://mmo-population.com/list
ESO is nowhere near number 2 for daily players. The 25 million ZOS constantly brags about means nothing because most of those people are not playing, outside of the hundreds of thousands that have multiple accounts.
I am sure ESO is doing ok, but its not even remotely 2nd place for MMORPGS, regardless of how you break it down.
Pixiepumpkin wrote: »Nemesis7884 wrote: »Pixiepumpkin wrote: »Dude, ESO is no where close to being the 2nd best MMORPG, certainly not 1st place. WOW and FFXIV smoke the living heck out of ESO in player numbers.
I wrote 2nd biggest western MMORPG - Everything big besides WOW that is an mmoRPG and not a shooter or something is Asian
https://mmo-population.com/list
ESO is nowhere near number 2 for daily players. The 25 million ZOS constantly brags about means nothing because most of those people are not playing, outside of the hundreds of thousands that have multiple accounts.
I am sure ESO is doing ok, but its not even remotely 2nd place for MMORPGS, regardless of how you break it down.
manukartofanu wrote: »I think many people still haven’t understood or learned the lesson from the Arcanist’s OP state and other changes that were supposedly made to drag newcomers straight into late-game content and have them clear everything they could never even imagine. There’s simply nothing left in the game now that feels worthwhile to strive for or play for.
manukartofanu wrote: »I think many people still haven’t understood or learned the lesson from the Arcanist’s OP state and other changes that were supposedly made to drag newcomers straight into late-game content and have them clear everything they could never even imagine. There’s simply nothing left in the game now that feels worthwhile to strive for or play for.
PvP.
You can't clear PvP. It's the kind of activity with least effort for development and highest replay value, if they put more focus into it.
manukartofanu wrote: »Agreed, PvP has huge potential here. But in its current buggy and laggy state, it just can't retain a large number of players.
manukartofanu wrote: »Agreed, PvP has huge potential here. But in its current buggy and laggy state, it just can't retain a large number of players.
It's no longer that buggy and laggy outside of cyrodiil.
But the disparity between pvp builds and pve builds has been growing more and more apart. It's not good for attracting new players.