ShintaiDK wrote: »

Balancing and Bugs. Both are completely out of whack.

Yes, balance and bugs, fix em please

veteran levelling.

You forgot to add the lag/servers/stability

david271749 wrote: »

Please elaborate below.

you forgot the most important option to vote = my vote improved the server

all new big mmo have server probleme

Sturmwaffel wrote: »

I think they need to improve the part where I can't even log in.

improved the server

Its not up there, but game stability.

Fight the bots and push high level zones until the cows come home, but a sentiment i've been expressing since launch is that ZOS needs to get the game stable first. And stability encompasses most of your list of choices OP. If ZOS had been focusing their efforts on this issue for the initial launch period, the aftermath of a badly implemented update like 1.1.2 would not have been so devastating.

And devastating is the right term. Massive memory utilization issue, unchecked character information rollbacks, and large swathes of players not even able to access their accounts for multiple days. There are more of course, but those three issues alone should make ZOS devs freeze in their tracks and ask themselves 'WTF are we doing here guys?'.

The actual launch of TESO was pretty smooth all things considered. But because ZOS didn't follow through by shoring up the game's guts properly, we find ourselves where we are at present-a game that seems to be on the verge of crashing at any moment while just walking through a zone doing absolutely nothing.

I honestly think if they don't change the current mindset of 'new stuff now, fix broken later', i can see every major update being a crap-shoot with more 1.1.2's being distinct possibilities. And the player retention rate(which can't be so hot atm...) will be truly and well gutted if our current situation happens again, forget multiple times in the future.

Really do like this game, but forget the naysayers, prophets of doom, etc; ZOS is its biggest hurdle atm.

You lack the option i think it is the most important.

Balance.

This game is probably the MMO with the worse balance i have ever played and mate , i played a lot of them from paid to F2P.

I find myself at odds with skill lines. the last mmo i play for a good while was TSW, and coming back to an mmo where you are pigeon-holed into a class feels weird, and only being able to have two builds even weirder. As much as I love the elder scrolls, I feel like they made a horrible decision by having classes, even if the rest of the skills are universal. of course, TSW was a bag of fail because they released the game a year early, and had the worst pvp server issues I've seen to date (community server for grouping in pve was also the pvp sign-up server, chat server, guild chat server, etc... ridiculous how often it crashed).

having said all that, I hope that they continue to build on universal skills, and eventually make classes more of an RP thing, at least more rp than they already are, because some of the skills for each class aren't balanced.

Balance, by far.

I like ESO, but like any game that has ever or will ever be made, there is always something we'd change here and there. I think it would be good to allow changes to character classes, looks, reset morphs only, etc...

I do not think it's anything major that needs priority, however I have several friends and guildmates who keep re-rolling trying to find their groove who would have most likely rather paid in gold or real currency to make changes to their characters.

pjwrwb17_ESO wrote: »

Inventory, guild store and crafting. Fix any of them. Don't really care about any on your list.

All of those are on the list. Pick one.

For me - an alternative to Veteran leveling, starting from VR1. I already played other faction stories to some extent on alts(up to Eastmarch on EP alt and almost done with Glenumbra on DC alt) before I reached the final quest on AD main, so I have zero interest in redoing the quests I already did on faction-appropriate alts. And when I'm done with DC alt, I will have even less wish to play all the quests again.

Current veteran leveling would be a great option for alt-haters. But some people prefer to play alts instead of doing all three factions on one toon, and we have no options for our playstyle.

I understand giving Craiglorn to raiders etc, it was needed, but now when it is out of the way, can we get another zone where we can go and level properly from VR1 and up? Add some new dungeons/trials/other group content for VR12 and up, but give something for altoholics to level in past VR1 without redoing two faction stories they already played.

So I still have 43 days of sub, hope to hear they are planning to do something for people who played all three faction stories on three different characters(announcement will be enough for me to keep paying for sub), otherwise, unfortunately I'll have to part ways with the game, because I won't be able to participate in any of future content.

Craiglorn is already off-limits to me. If any other content will be off-limit as well, oh well, it's been a fun ride. Hope there's enough people of main-only playstyle to keep the game alive.

you forgot the most important item for this poll...

The dev team to test the changes before going into production.

and then an 'all of the above'

Where is the selection that says "REMOVE THE BOTS!"