unarmed, if done well.

david271749 wrote: »

Swordguy wrote: »

unarmed, if done well.

Light armor unarmed spellcaster

I seriously thought the poll was from you. LOL.

Didn't have the option i was looking for in the poll.

If ZOS isn't actively working on fixing the multitude of things that actually need work in the game atm(huge list and you should know what they are if you've spent any time playing the game) and they insist on developing new content first, it needs to be skill lines for the Thieve's Guild and Dark Brotherhood.

Feel free to 'dead horse' my post, but i stand by it.

No new crap to go with the 456 pages of broken crap listed in the customer service threads.

Your poll is flawed. It is set up to have people somewhat agree with you. Personally, I don't want anymore skill lines included in the game until they balance and fix the current skill lines and classes. Besides, introducing new mechanics with a new skill line will probably make things worse in regards to balance issues. Let them stabilize the game before you start shouting for new stuff.

I'd rather see spears, polearms or thrown weapons before any of those. So I vote I don't give a crap.

I don't give a crap as I would like to see the games problems fixed before you crap is added....and Minecraft in August on PS4

malikwalker_ESO wrote: »

Shaun98ca2 wrote: »

malikwalker_ESO wrote: »

Didn't have the option i was looking for in the poll.

If ZOS isn't actively working on fixing the multitude of things that actually need work in the game atm(huge list and you should know what they are if you've spent any time playing the game) and they insist on developing new content first, it needs to be skill lines for the Thieve's Guild and Dark Brotherhood.

Feel free to 'dead horse' my post, but i stand by it.

They are amazing they are capable of doing 2 things at once. See they hired a team for fixing bugs and another team for developing new content.

Its rare to see this kind of thinking from a company but I believe it can work in the long run given time.

Sorry, but their track record thus far disagrees with you, as do i.

Any speculation on the internal structuring of ZOS is just that, speculation. But while i personally have no doubt that there are multiple teams working on various things for the game, i simultaneously don't think they can really handle it atm.

Yeah, it is easy for me to say, but seriously there are issues that have existed since beta that have yet to be addressed. Maybe the teams need to be reworked for a while(IE stop work on new crap until a dent has been made in the backlog of mucked-up things). Then after things are kinda back on track, break back down into many little teams.

And to reiterate the sentiment in my other post, if they HAVE to put needed fixes and adjustments on hold to constantly push new content(which seems to without fail bring even more issues with it), why not work on content that was said to be on schedule for a 'shortly after launch' roll-out but is currently pushed back to 2015?

They have fixed a LOT in the 2 months this game has been out. SOOOO many broken quests fixed. Fixing balance issues and broken classes and abilities.

Have they fixed ALL of the issue NO. Have they been showing progress YES.

Maybe your just expecting too much of them. The magic wand does require to be recharged after each use you know.

Fixing bugs in a game SOUNDS easy. This is whats wrong FIX IT!!!!!!!!!!!!

Developer looks at the issue and goes what the he11 is causing this???? Ok how do we fix this without breaking the game. Ok now we have to test to make sure its working. GOT it fix applied.....DAMN something STILL broke.

Its a HARD job I DO NOT envy as there is NO thanks to hard work they put in just more bashing for new problems that WILL arise.

Shaun98ca2 wrote: »

malikwalker_ESO wrote: »

Shaun98ca2 wrote: »

malikwalker_ESO wrote: »

Didn't have the option i was looking for in the poll.

If ZOS isn't actively working on fixing the multitude of things that actually need work in the game atm(huge list and you should know what they are if you've spent any time playing the game) and they insist on developing new content first, it needs to be skill lines for the Thieve's Guild and Dark Brotherhood.

Feel free to 'dead horse' my post, but i stand by it.

They are amazing they are capable of doing 2 things at once. See they hired a team for fixing bugs and another team for developing new content.

Its rare to see this kind of thinking from a company but I believe it can work in the long run given time.

Sorry, but their track record thus far disagrees with you, as do i.

Any speculation on the internal structuring of ZOS is just that, speculation. But while i personally have no doubt that there are multiple teams working on various things for the game, i simultaneously don't think they can really handle it atm.

Yeah, it is easy for me to say, but seriously there are issues that have existed since beta that have yet to be addressed. Maybe the teams need to be reworked for a while(IE stop work on new crap until a dent has been made in the backlog of mucked-up things). Then after things are kinda back on track, break back down into many little teams.

And to reiterate the sentiment in my other post, if they HAVE to put needed fixes and adjustments on hold to constantly push new content(which seems to without fail bring even more issues with it), why not work on content that was said to be on schedule for a 'shortly after launch' roll-out but is currently pushed back to 2015?

1)They have fixed a LOT in the 2 months this game has been out. SOOOO many broken quests fixed. Fixing balance issues and broken classes and abilities.

2)Have they fixed ALL of the issue NO. Have they been showing progress YES.

3)Maybe your just expecting too much of them. The magic wand does require to be recharged after each use you know.

4)Fixing bugs in a game SOUNDS easy. This is whats wrong FIX IT!!!!!!!!!!!!

5)Developer looks at the issue and goes what the he11 is causing this???? Ok how do we fix this without breaking the game. Ok now we have to test to make sure its working. GOT it fix applied.....DAMN something STILL broke.

6)Its a HARD job I DO NOT envy as there is NO thanks to hard work they put in just more bashing for new problems that WILL arise.

Because i can't login and feel up to going point-by-point:

@1-They have indeed fixed a goodly amount of stuff in 2 months...but most of it was stuff that they were told about in beta that should have been fixed BEFORE official launch.

@2-I don't think i said anything about them not having made any progress.

@3-No i think i'm just expecting a bit of common sense. I was and am a player who has counseled patience. But patience does NOT mean i watch unnecessary content being rolled and thank ZOS for it when that time/effort should have been spent fixing the numerous remaining problems the game has or at least putting out new content that a larger portion of the playerbase will be consistently using.

And yes i think Craglorn, for example, was largely unnecessary. Not because the game doesn't need/warrant new additions(zones, systems, etc), but because ultimately does content of that type actually better the world of TESO at this time? I have to say no. What would have bettered TESO more? Again, more fixes for things already in the game that were AND still are broken.

@4-I don't think anyone is saying fixing problems in a game, even a game without the level of complexity of TESO, is easy. But you seem to want to selectively acknowledge the issue. Does fixing the games problems, or at least trying to get a handle on the sheer amount of them, become easier by adding in MORE content? More content that itself is replete with issues of its own?

Personally, i think it would be easier to add any amount of new content AFTER the game has a greater overall stability. But then that's prolly just me.

@5-That is basically what i think happens as well. But using it as a defense for ZOS just doesn't work my friend. Especially after the ludicrous application of 1.1.2.

@6-I think TESO is a good game at its core. And i also think it has the potential to be great. But how hard a job being a game developer is doesn't even enter into it.

A game gets put out. It has issues, which get resolved. More content is added. The issues with the new content get resolved. Repeat the cycle for as long as the servers stay open. That's how it should go. And currently that is NOT how its going with TESO.

You don't like ppl getting down on the devs? I personally don't like being one of the ones doing the 'getting down', but stuff is how it is. There will always be someone upset about something. But i promise you, if ZOS gets their priorities straightened out, the amount of upset will go down by a good bit.