Campaign for what?

Iskrasfemme · January 2017

Nothing, absolutely nothing I have against players who 'change sides' every day. However, I have against a policy adopted by ZOS that allows players to change sides 'at the taste of conveniences'. Bad for those who fight hard and loyal to a faction, alias, the idea of creating a campaign where they fight factions, does not seem to combine with the 'taste of conveniences'.

In a world where everyone - unfortunately - wants to take advantage of others, opportunism prevails. It's no different in game.

But then, for a campaign if, depending on the score, can we change sides to stay on the side of the 'winners'?

Iskras love u

Earendal · January 2017

Some people don't spend 90% of their time in-game sending hate tells to every person who kills them and actually have friends on other factions. I know, it's probably hard to believe.

stealthyevil · January 2017

Iskra, I think you consistently fail to realize that this is a game. People play this for fun and entertainment. Each player will find something different to be fun. What YOU seem fun is your opinion as well, but for *** sake keep it to yourself. We don't need to see a post in zone, whispers and forum posts every time an opposing alliance takes a keep or you see someone you know playing an opposing alliance FOR FUN. Get over yourself, caring about the campaign is long gone. There is NO POINT to winning a campaign.

Iskrasfemme · January 2017

stealthyevil wrote: »

Iskra, I think you consistently fail to realize that this is a game. People play this for fun and entertainment. Each player will find something different to be fun. What YOU seem fun is your opinion as well, but for *** sake keep it to yourself. We don't need to see a post in zone, whispers and forum posts every time an opposing alliance takes a keep or you see someone you know playing an opposing alliance FOR FUN. Get over yourself, caring about the campaign is long gone. There is NO POINT to winning a campaign.

Agree

I wrote this 'Nothing, absolutely nothing I have against players who' change sides 'every day.' To make it clear that I have nothing against third-party definitions of 'fun'.

Iskrasfemme · January 2017

The most I can do is 'propose' something about my faction. This I learned over time 'in game'. But I question a 'method' adopted in specific campaigns. I believe that ESO has space for everything and everyone and I hope it always is so. So, who knows, create something specific to factions - in this case, restricted to the faction 'chosen by the player'?

Ghostbane · January 2017

Iskrasfemme wrote: »

The most I can do is 'propose' something about my faction. This I learned over time 'in game'. But I question a 'method' adopted in specific campaigns. I believe that ESO has space for everything and everyone and I hope it always is so. So, who knows, create something specific to factions - in this case, restricted to the faction 'chosen by the player'?

This existed early last year, it was scraped because of mass negative feedback.

Iskrasfemme · January 2017

Ghostbane wrote: »

Iskrasfemme wrote: »

The most I can do is 'propose' something about my faction. This I learned over time 'in game'. But I question a 'method' adopted in specific campaigns. I believe that ESO has space for everything and everyone and I hope it always is so. So, who knows, create something specific to factions - in this case, restricted to the faction 'chosen by the player'?

This existed early last year, it was scraped because of mass negative feedback.

I enter in campaign in this year. Good to know that.

Telel · January 2017

stealthyevil wrote: »

Iskra, I think you consistently fail to realize that this is a game. People play this for fun and entertainment. Each player will find something different to be fun. What YOU seem fun is your opinion as well, but for *** sake keep it to yourself. We don't need to see a post in zone, whispers and forum posts every time an opposing alliance takes a keep or you see someone you know playing an opposing alliance FOR FUN. Get over yourself, caring about the campaign is long gone. There is NO POINT to winning a campaign.

Telel finds that the knowledge you worked with other people to accomplish a somewhat difficult challenge is sufficient to make not failing on purpose better than....failing on purpose.

So humble khajiit respectfully disagrees with your claims that there is no point. They shall also call you an elf faced elf for saying that the days of friendship and trying to win are as dead as that village with the funny name and rude mayor.

AS for the point this one thinks you should have settled on making....Telel thinks you should have settled on making it.

Unless your point was that farming your friends for AP and clogging up the queue on the last competitive server is a good idea.

stealthyevil · January 2017

Telel wrote: »

stealthyevil wrote: »

Iskra, I think you consistently fail to realize that this is a game. People play this for fun and entertainment. Each player will find something different to be fun. What YOU seem fun is your opinion as well, but for *** sake keep it to yourself. We don't need to see a post in zone, whispers and forum posts every time an opposing alliance takes a keep or you see someone you know playing an opposing alliance FOR FUN. Get over yourself, caring about the campaign is long gone. There is NO POINT to winning a campaign.

Telel finds that the knowledge you worked with other people to accomplish a somewhat difficult challenge is sufficient to make not failing on purpose better than....failing on purpose.

So humble khajiit respectfully disagrees with your claims that there is no point. They shall also call you an elf faced elf for saying that the days of friendship and trying to win are as dead as that village with the funny name and rude mayor.

AS for the point this one thinks you should have settled on making....Telel thinks you should have settled on making it.

Unless your point was that farming your friends for AP and clogging up the queue on the last competitive server is a good idea.

And I humbly disagree with yours as well. If ever there is a reason to win the campaign other than a chance at tempers and wax from deconning gold items or 10 wall repair kits, then by all means I will play the objective. Until then, I will continue to do what I consider fun, which is to suicide into groups and take as many enemies as I can with me

[Deleted User] · January 2017

Hello everyone,

Recently we've had to remove a few posts for some unneeded bait. For further discussion please refrain from calling others out as that is considered naming and shaming, which is against the Forum Rules. Let's leave the fighting on Nirn

Thank you for understanding!

Telel · January 2017

stealthyevil wrote: »

Telel wrote: »

stealthyevil wrote: »

Iskra, I think you consistently fail to realize that this is a game. People play this for fun and entertainment. Each player will find something different to be fun. What YOU seem fun is your opinion as well, but for *** sake keep it to yourself. We don't need to see a post in zone, whispers and forum posts every time an opposing alliance takes a keep or you see someone you know playing an opposing alliance FOR FUN. Get over yourself, caring about the campaign is long gone. There is NO POINT to winning a campaign.

Telel finds that the knowledge you worked with other people to accomplish a somewhat difficult challenge is sufficient to make not failing on purpose better than....failing on purpose.

So humble khajiit respectfully disagrees with your claims that there is no point. They shall also call you an elf faced elf for saying that the days of friendship and trying to win are as dead as that village with the funny name and rude mayor.

AS for the point this one thinks you should have settled on making....Telel thinks you should have settled on making it.

Unless your point was that farming your friends for AP and clogging up the queue on the last competitive server is a good idea.

And I humbly disagree with yours as well. If ever there is a reason to win the campaign other than a chance at tempers and wax from deconning gold items or 10 wall repair kits, then by all means I will play the objective. Until then, I will continue to do what I consider fun, which is to suicide into groups and take as many enemies as I can with me

The magic of friendship is all the reason this one needs to not lose on purpose. Which is why this one spreads it in so many inventive ways via the medium of zone chat, and team speak lead PUGs.

Though making sure those darn dirty Griffs and Tucker's don't always get their way is an added bonus.

nordsavage · January 2017

Turn down for what?

Didgerion · January 2017

There are no big advantages switching to the winning faction.

Being among first in a loosing campaign gets you better rewards than being ranked somewhere in the middle of the winning campaign.