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POLL: For followers only. Will you now give TESO a shot?

azzamasinazzamasin Member UncommonPosts: 3,105
I'll add answers for those who hated the game in the 1st place but I really would like to see those of us who have been die hard fans of the MMO versions reaction to the Cross Platform Announcement.  I am extremely upset and because of the console port it has become a deal breaker for me.  I will no longer support, follow or hype something I deem irrevocably detrimental to a PC MMO.  The genre I love above all else.  This announcement really hurt me to the core.  Hopefully ZOS will see the error of their ways and come out and scrap this plan but I know they will not.  In the mean time I'll do my damdest to let the the company know this is a poor move and will backfire on them.

Sandbox means open world, non-linear gaming PERIOD!

Subscription Gaming, especially MMO gaming is a Cash grab bigger then the most P2W cash shop!

Bring Back Exploration and lengthy progression times. RPG's have always been about the Journey not the destination!!!

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  • azzamasinazzamasin Member UncommonPosts: 3,105

    TESO didn't even make the final list for Gamespot's Best of Show FYI.  Not that it matters but I think it gives a bit more proof to how the game is going to not as good as some of us expected.

     

    http://www.gamespot.com/e3/gamespots-best-of-show-winners-for-e3-2013-6410330/

    Sandbox means open world, non-linear gaming PERIOD!

    Subscription Gaming, especially MMO gaming is a Cash grab bigger then the most P2W cash shop!

    Bring Back Exploration and lengthy progression times. RPG's have always been about the Journey not the destination!!!

    image

  • SavageHorizonSavageHorizon Member EpicPosts: 3,480
    Oh well i guess it's on to the next new shiny, always said it's the faithful that shout the loudest when there over hyped back fires.




  • CoatedCoated Member UncommonPosts: 507

    I don't understand how you were excited in the first place. There is absolutely no game play footage of ESO. Non. There are some crappy trailers that just look god awful in every aspect of MMORPG design. I have really never heard of, or seen anything concrete related to this game. All I've seen are some game developers talking about crap that they have no proof of and refuse to let anyone get a sneak peak. 

    Honestly, I was turned off by this game long before the announcement of transitioning to console. Judging by how bad this game looks and how little they are connecting with the gaming community, I don't blame them for going into console's. They are going to need every gamer they can get to play this 'soon to be fail'.

  • AnthurAnthur Member UncommonPosts: 961

    E3 in general was underwhelming imo. A lot of noise around consoles which don't interest me but not much else.

    Concerning TESO the console port is bad news but I will probably try the game in case I am not busy with another MMO at release time.

  • ComanComan Member UncommonPosts: 2,178
    People are whining. TES has been on consoles for a few generation now and it always worked fine. I would even say the consoles most of the time got the bad end of the deal and often had to deal with bugs and annoying controls, but they are often solved. So I see no reason for people at this point to suddenly dislike the game because of it.
  • SavageHorizonSavageHorizon Member EpicPosts: 3,480
    Originally posted by Coated

    I don't understand how you were excited in the first place. There is absolutely no game play footage of ESO. Non. There are some crappy trailers that just look god awful in every aspect of MMORPG design. I have really never heard of, or seen anything concrete related to this game. All I've seen are some game developers talking about crap that they have no proof of and refuse to let anyone get a sneak peak. 

    Honestly, I was turned off by this game long before the announcement of transitioning to console. Judging by how bad this game looks and how little they are connecting with the gaming community, I don't blame them for going into console's. They are going to need every gamer they can get to play this 'soon to be fail'.

    Agree.




  • azzamasinazzamasin Member UncommonPosts: 3,105
    Originally posted by Coated

    I don't understand how you were excited in the first place. There is absolutely no game play footage of ESO. Non. There are some crappy trailers that just look god awful in every aspect of MMORPG design. I have really never heard of, or seen anything concrete related to this game. All I've seen are some game developers talking about crap that they have no proof of and refuse to let anyone get a sneak peak. 

    Honestly, I was turned off by this game long before the announcement of transitioning to console. Judging by how bad this game looks and how little they are connecting with the gaming community, I don't blame them for going into console's. They are going to need every gamer they can get to play this 'soon to be fail'.

    I was excited, really excited because of several innovative features.

    1. Open World Exploration Centric gameplay similar to Skyrim
    2. Amazingly innovative skill based class system
    3. 3 sided DAoC style RvR
     
    Those were among my top reasons but I just do not see how the game can thrive across 3 separate platforms inevitably leading to content delays and dumbing down of the PC version to make it work on a console.  I had plenty of reasons to hype the game but unfortunately the negatives far out weigh the positives.

    Sandbox means open world, non-linear gaming PERIOD!

    Subscription Gaming, especially MMO gaming is a Cash grab bigger then the most P2W cash shop!

    Bring Back Exploration and lengthy progression times. RPG's have always been about the Journey not the destination!!!

    image

  • ComanComan Member UncommonPosts: 2,178
    Originally posted by Coated

    I don't understand how you were excited in the first place. There is absolutely no game play footage of ESO. Non. There are some crappy trailers that just look god awful in every aspect of MMORPG design. I have really never heard of, or seen anything concrete related to this game. All I've seen are some game developers talking about crap that they have no proof of and refuse to let anyone get a sneak peak. 

    Honestly, I was turned off by this game long before the announcement of transitioning to console. Judging by how bad this game looks and how little they are connecting with the gaming community, I don't blame them for going into console's. They are going to need every gamer they can get to play this 'soon to be fail'.

    Uhhh so poeple can not be excited in the first place because there is absolutely no game play footage, but based on that absolulety no game play footage you where tuned off by how bad the game looks?

  • azzamasinazzamasin Member UncommonPosts: 3,105
    Originally posted by Anthur

    E3 in general was underwhelming imo. A lot of noise around consoles which don't interest me but not much else.

    Concerning TESO the console port is bad news but I will probably try the game in case I am not busy with another MMO at release time.

    I don't know about that, The Division looks extremely badass and I don't even like Consoles or FPS's.

     

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/10/the-division-inside-the-tom-clancy-mmo-shooter

    Sandbox means open world, non-linear gaming PERIOD!

    Subscription Gaming, especially MMO gaming is a Cash grab bigger then the most P2W cash shop!

    Bring Back Exploration and lengthy progression times. RPG's have always been about the Journey not the destination!!!

    image

  • SquishydewSquishydew Member UncommonPosts: 1,107

    I'm definitely less likely to play PC games that are console ported, their interfaces are usually crap and all that.

    In the singleplayer games this is not an issue because of the massive modding community - But modding to the extend thats possible in the singleplayer games would never be possible in the MMO, we'll have interface modding at most.

     

    I may give TESO a shot if i happen to have some excess funds lying around, or if they bring out a trial, but I have absolutely no hype or expectations of it.

  • mmobootsymmobootsy Member Posts: 48
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    This announcement really hurt me to the core.

    This is a pretty strong statement about a piece of digital entertainment.

    What do you expect will happen to the game to the detriment of the PC implementation to make it suitable for consoles too? Will the Open World be different? The classless skill system?

    Personally I will prefer to play on the console, I like laying back on a couch with a controller in hand looking at a big screen.

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  • immodiumimmodium Member RarePosts: 2,610

    No biggie for me. Seeing as the last ES game was a console port and Oblivion felt like a console game I have no problem with ports (Maybe that's due to mods, who knows).

     

    I know ESO is an MMO and has different mechanics to think about, but there is nothing stopping MMO's translating well to the new generation of consoles.

     

    If I end up not liking the game I can assure you that it will have nothing to do with it being a cross-platform game.

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  • azzamasinazzamasin Member UncommonPosts: 3,105
    Originally posted by SavageHorizon
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by Coated

    I don't understand how you were excited in the first place. There is absolutely no game play footage of ESO. Non. There are some crappy trailers that just look god awful in every aspect of MMORPG design. I have really never heard of, or seen anything concrete related to this game. All I've seen are some game developers talking about crap that they have no proof of and refuse to let anyone get a sneak peak. 

    Honestly, I was turned off by this game long before the announcement of transitioning to console. Judging by how bad this game looks and how little they are connecting with the gaming community, I don't blame them for going into console's. They are going to need every gamer they can get to play this 'soon to be fail'.

    I was excited, really excited because of several innovative features.

    1. Open World Exploration Centric gameplay similar to Skyrim. Nope TESO is not an open world mmo, it's instanced.
    2. Amazingly innovative skill based class system. It's a class system not a skill based system, i must choose a class before i can progress
    3. 3 sided DAoC style RvR. Which will be nothing but fluffy pvp with nothing to lose, just an eternal zerg and bragging rights and faction buff plus personal buff for the emperor.
     
    Those were among my top reasons but I just do not see how the game can thrive across 3 separate platforms inevitably leading to content delays and dumbing down of the PC version to make it work on a console.  I had plenty of reasons to hype the game but unfortunately the negatives far out weigh the positives.

    Lol, you were never a fan in the first place if you can't separate the different formats.

    My points stand true and just because you disagree doesn't make it right.  I'll leave it at that because I no longer will defend the game.

     

     

    On another note another underwhelming review came out:  http://www.gamespot.com/e3/a-tale-of-two-worlds-archeage-and-the-elder-scrolls-online-6410289/

    "It's unfair to judge a large-scale game meant to be played for hundreds of hours in the space of 40 minutes, of course. But even a massively multiplayer online role-playing game can reveal a lot in a short time. Is the basic combat enjoyable? Is the setting inviting? Is it fun to move about the world? The Elder Scrolls Online had a chance to make an impression this week, but it failed to do so. The demo felt old, uninspired, and clumsy, and most damningly, it was boring. So boring, in fact, that I struggle to find much to say about it and am not particularly inspired to know any more."

     

     

    Sandbox means open world, non-linear gaming PERIOD!

    Subscription Gaming, especially MMO gaming is a Cash grab bigger then the most P2W cash shop!

    Bring Back Exploration and lengthy progression times. RPG's have always been about the Journey not the destination!!!

    image

  • RhazmuzRhazmuz Member UncommonPosts: 208
    Hahah people freak out/ cry over anything these days.
     
    So what if they decide to release the game on consoles as well? Big deal, what will it matter for the PC version?
    They have said, they are kept seperate server wise, and stuff such as UI will be developed individually for the platforms.
     
    Why does this affect us as PC gamers?
     
    People really are so entitled these days, and anything which does fit into their POV just makes us cry out and declare defeat for the game.
     
    Instead of setting these arbitrary/imaginary/conceptualized expectations/wants of a game, how about we chill out and see it for ourself as betas become more open, and greater accesability is granted?
    Also this game doesnt need you to defend it, to be its knight in shining armor, Im quite sure it will do very well, with or without you.
  • SavageHorizonSavageHorizon Member EpicPosts: 3,480
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by SavageHorizon
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by Coated

    I don't understand how you were excited in the first place. There is absolutely no game play footage of ESO. Non. There are some crappy trailers that just look god awful in every aspect of MMORPG design. I have really never heard of, or seen anything concrete related to this game. All I've seen are some game developers talking about crap that they have no proof of and refuse to let anyone get a sneak peak. 

    Honestly, I was turned off by this game long before the announcement of transitioning to console. Judging by how bad this game looks and how little they are connecting with the gaming community, I don't blame them for going into console's. They are going to need every gamer they can get to play this 'soon to be fail'.

    I was excited, really excited because of several innovative features.

    1. Open World Exploration Centric gameplay similar to Skyrim. Nope TESO is not an open world mmo, it's instanced.
    2. Amazingly innovative skill based class system. It's a class system not a skill based system, i must choose a class before i can progress
    3. 3 sided DAoC style RvR. Which will be nothing but fluffy pvp with nothing to lose, just an eternal zerg and bragging rights and faction buff plus personal buff for the emperor.
     
    Those were among my top reasons but I just do not see how the game can thrive across 3 separate platforms inevitably leading to content delays and dumbing down of the PC version to make it work on a console.  I had plenty of reasons to hype the game but unfortunately the negatives far out weigh the positives.

    Lol, you were never a fan in the first place if you can't separate the different formats.

    My points stand true and just because you disagree doesn't make it right.  I'll leave it at that because I no longer will defend the game.

     

     

    On another note another underwhelming review came out:  http://www.gamespot.com/e3/a-tale-of-two-worlds-archeage-and-the-elder-scrolls-online-6410289/

    "It's unfair to judge a large-scale game meant to be played for hundreds of hours in the space of 40 minutes, of course. But even a massively multiplayer online role-playing game can reveal a lot in a short time. Is the basic combat enjoyable? Is the setting inviting? Is it fun to move about the world? The Elder Scrolls Online had a chance to make an impression this week, but it failed to do so. The demo felt old, uninspired, and clumsy, and most damningly, it was boring. So boring, in fact, that I struggle to find much to say about it and am not particularly inspired to know any more."

     

     

    Leave it how you want but the fact remains that TESO was or isn't an open world mmo.




  • azzamasinazzamasin Member UncommonPosts: 3,105
    Originally posted by SavageHorizon
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by SavageHorizon
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by Coated

    I don't understand how you were excited in the first place. There is absolutely no game play footage of ESO. Non. There are some crappy trailers that just look god awful in every aspect of MMORPG design. I have really never heard of, or seen anything concrete related to this game. All I've seen are some game developers talking about crap that they have no proof of and refuse to let anyone get a sneak peak. 

    Honestly, I was turned off by this game long before the announcement of transitioning to console. Judging by how bad this game looks and how little they are connecting with the gaming community, I don't blame them for going into console's. They are going to need every gamer they can get to play this 'soon to be fail'.

    I was excited, really excited because of several innovative features.

    1. Open World Exploration Centric gameplay similar to Skyrim. Nope TESO is not an open world mmo, it's instanced.
    2. Amazingly innovative skill based class system. It's a class system not a skill based system, i must choose a class before i can progress
    3. 3 sided DAoC style RvR. Which will be nothing but fluffy pvp with nothing to lose, just an eternal zerg and bragging rights and faction buff plus personal buff for the emperor.
     
    Those were among my top reasons but I just do not see how the game can thrive across 3 separate platforms inevitably leading to content delays and dumbing down of the PC version to make it work on a console.  I had plenty of reasons to hype the game but unfortunately the negatives far out weigh the positives.

    Lol, you were never a fan in the first place if you can't separate the different formats.

    My points stand true and just because you disagree doesn't make it right.  I'll leave it at that because I no longer will defend the game.

     

     

    On another note another underwhelming review came out:  http://www.gamespot.com/e3/a-tale-of-two-worlds-archeage-and-the-elder-scrolls-online-6410289/

    "It's unfair to judge a large-scale game meant to be played for hundreds of hours in the space of 40 minutes, of course. But even a massively multiplayer online role-playing game can reveal a lot in a short time. Is the basic combat enjoyable? Is the setting inviting? Is it fun to move about the world? The Elder Scrolls Online had a chance to make an impression this week, but it failed to do so. The demo felt old, uninspired, and clumsy, and most damningly, it was boring. So boring, in fact, that I struggle to find much to say about it and am not particularly inspired to know any more."

     

     

    Leave it how you want but the fact remains that TESO was or isn't an open world mmo.

    Poor choice of words I suppose but what I meant to say was the game is not linear.  I.e. I can explore and go my own path and find points of interest just like the single player games.  potatoe/potato.

    Sandbox means open world, non-linear gaming PERIOD!

    Subscription Gaming, especially MMO gaming is a Cash grab bigger then the most P2W cash shop!

    Bring Back Exploration and lengthy progression times. RPG's have always been about the Journey not the destination!!!

    image

  • BetaguyBetaguy Member UncommonPosts: 2,629
    Originally posted by Coman
    People are whining. TES has been on consoles for a few generation now and it always worked fine. I would even say the consoles most of the time got the bad end of the deal and often had to deal with bugs and annoying controls, but they are often solved. So I see no reason for people at this point to suddenly dislike the game because of it.

    I play Skyrim on Console and PC and they are just fine.

    "The King and the Pawn return to the same box at the end of the game"

  • AnthurAnthur Member UncommonPosts: 961
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by Anthur

    E3 in general was underwhelming imo. A lot of noise around consoles which don't interest me but not much else.

    Concerning TESO the console port is bad news but I will probably try the game in case I am not busy with another MMO at release time.

    I don't know about that, The Division looks extremely badass and I don't even like Consoles or FPS's.

     

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/10/the-division-inside-the-tom-clancy-mmo-shooter

    Looks nice but I am not a great shooter fan. Don't get me wrong but there really didn't change a lot in the shooter genre over the last years. You get better graphics and physiscs probably but in the end it's just another shooter with different skins.

    MMOs would allow for much more innovation. There is so much which was not yet done or only the surface was scratched in MMOs. Unfortunately most MMOs do nothing to make any progress in the genre but just deliver the same old stuff.

    For those saying "why worry about the console port, they get their own servers anyway, it has no influence on pc version". What are the reasons there will be seperate servers for pc and console players ? To allow a seperate PC and console UI ? Or is it more likely that PS+ and XBoxLive requirements are the reason ? And do you really think zenimax spends a lot of resources to make that different UI for PC and console ? And if you really have to make a cross platform MMO dividing the community due to different techologies (pc/console) is a good thing ?

    Hmm, whatever, have to stop here or it will become a rant. ;)

  • taus01taus01 Member Posts: 1,352
    Originally posted by azzamasin

    TESO didn't even make the final list for Gamespot's Best of Show FYI.  Not that it matters but I think it gives a bit more proof to how the game is going to not as good as some of us expected.

     

    http://www.gamespot.com/e3/gamespots-best-of-show-winners-for-e3-2013-6410330/

    To be fair, they have Forza 5 on the top list. A racing game in it's 5th sequel that still does not have night racing or weather effects, it's just the same old all over again. Don't even get me started on crap like Bayonetta 2.

    "Give players systems and tools instead of rails and rules"

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  • taus01taus01 Member Posts: 1,352
    Originally posted by Anthur
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by Anthur

    E3 in general was underwhelming imo. A lot of noise around consoles which don't interest me but not much else.

    Concerning TESO the console port is bad news but I will probably try the game in case I am not busy with another MMO at release time.

    I don't know about that, The Division looks extremely badass and I don't even like Consoles or FPS's.

     

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/10/the-division-inside-the-tom-clancy-mmo-shooter

    Looks nice but I am not a great shooter fan. Don't get me wrong but there really didn't change a lot in the shooter genre over the last years. You get better graphics and physiscs probably but in the end it's just another shooter with different skins.

     

    The Division is not a shooter. It's a Team based multi-player RPG in a post apocalyptic world with PvP.

    "Give players systems and tools instead of rails and rules"

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  • IncomparableIncomparable Member UncommonPosts: 1,138

    You are entitled to your opinion OP. 

    however, consoles of the new gen are different from old gen.

    firstly hard disk space is not an issue. Storage is cheaper and cheaper. Before it was a problem. So the size of the mmo won't change to fit a console.

    However based on specs and performance it will affect how a mmo is scaled for a console. Due to the new gen consoles being relatively powerful, the mmo adapted for a console should be able to handle any mmo in the market with the right settings.

    Also consoles are optimized as gaming machines and therefore can run things better compared to a pc of the same hardware, especially when porting means optimizing for a specific lvl of hardware rather than a general range.

    So the only problem is if consoles affect how many pixels are on the screen, animations, characters etc to a pc version. I believe it wont since there alternatives to not just different settings but also configuration fir console users to load less info for example. This does not affect pc users.

    “Write bad things that are done to you in sand, but write the good things that happen to you on a piece of marble”

  • GroovyFlowerGroovyFlower Member Posts: 1,245
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by SavageHorizon
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by Coated

    I don't understand how you were excited in the first place. There is absolutely no game play footage of ESO. Non. There are some crappy trailers that just look god awful in every aspect of MMORPG design. I have really never heard of, or seen anything concrete related to this game. All I've seen are some game developers talking about crap that they have no proof of and refuse to let anyone get a sneak peak. 

    Honestly, I was turned off by this game long before the announcement of transitioning to console. Judging by how bad this game looks and how little they are connecting with the gaming community, I don't blame them for going into console's. They are going to need every gamer they can get to play this 'soon to be fail'.

    I was excited, really excited because of several innovative features.

    1. Open World Exploration Centric gameplay similar to Skyrim. Nope TESO is not an open world mmo, it's instanced.
    2. Amazingly innovative skill based class system. It's a class system not a skill based system, i must choose a class before i can progress
    3. 3 sided DAoC style RvR. Which will be nothing but fluffy pvp with nothing to lose, just an eternal zerg and bragging rights and faction buff plus personal buff for the emperor.
     
    Those were among my top reasons but I just do not see how the game can thrive across 3 separate platforms inevitably leading to content delays and dumbing down of the PC version to make it work on a console.  I had plenty of reasons to hype the game but unfortunately the negatives far out weigh the positives.

    Lol, you were never a fan in the first place if you can't separate the different formats.

    My points stand true and just because you disagree doesn't make it right.  I'll leave it at that because I no longer will defend the game.

     

     

    On another note another underwhelming review came out:  http://www.gamespot.com/e3/a-tale-of-two-worlds-archeage-and-the-elder-scrolls-online-6410289/

    "It's unfair to judge a large-scale game meant to be played for hundreds of hours in the space of 40 minutes, of course. But even a massively multiplayer online role-playing game can reveal a lot in a short time. Is the basic combat enjoyable? Is the setting inviting? Is it fun to move about the world? The Elder Scrolls Online had a chance to make an impression this week, but it failed to do so. The demo felt old, uninspired, and clumsy, and most damningly, it was boring. So boring, in fact, that I struggle to find much to say about it and am not particularly inspired to know any more."

     

     

    In other words its a themepark for casuals and dumb down version for consoles.

    Its lightyears away from solo Elder Scroll like morrowind.

    Totally not interested in this game, while im a huge fan of solo TES series.

  • SavageHorizonSavageHorizon Member EpicPosts: 3,480
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by SavageHorizon
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by SavageHorizon
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by Coated

    I don't understand how you were excited in the first place. There is absolutely no game play footage of ESO. Non. There are some crappy trailers that just look god awful in every aspect of MMORPG design. I have really never heard of, or seen anything concrete related to this game. All I've seen are some game developers talking about crap that they have no proof of and refuse to let anyone get a sneak peak. 

    Honestly, I was turned off by this game long before the announcement of transitioning to console. Judging by how bad this game looks and how little they are connecting with the gaming community, I don't blame them for going into console's. They are going to need every gamer they can get to play this 'soon to be fail'.

    I was excited, really excited because of several innovative features.

    1. Open World Exploration Centric gameplay similar to Skyrim. Nope TESO is not an open world mmo, it's instanced.
    2. Amazingly innovative skill based class system. It's a class system not a skill based system, i must choose a class before i can progress
    3. 3 sided DAoC style RvR. Which will be nothing but fluffy pvp with nothing to lose, just an eternal zerg and bragging rights and faction buff plus personal buff for the emperor.
     
    Those were among my top reasons but I just do not see how the game can thrive across 3 separate platforms inevitably leading to content delays and dumbing down of the PC version to make it work on a console.  I had plenty of reasons to hype the game but unfortunately the negatives far out weigh the positives.

    Lol, you were never a fan in the first place if you can't separate the different formats.

    My points stand true and just because you disagree doesn't make it right.  I'll leave it at that because I no longer will defend the game.

     

     

    On another note another underwhelming review came out:  http://www.gamespot.com/e3/a-tale-of-two-worlds-archeage-and-the-elder-scrolls-online-6410289/

    "It's unfair to judge a large-scale game meant to be played for hundreds of hours in the space of 40 minutes, of course. But even a massively multiplayer online role-playing game can reveal a lot in a short time. Is the basic combat enjoyable? Is the setting inviting? Is it fun to move about the world? The Elder Scrolls Online had a chance to make an impression this week, but it failed to do so. The demo felt old, uninspired, and clumsy, and most damningly, it was boring. So boring, in fact, that I struggle to find much to say about it and am not particularly inspired to know any more."

     

     

    Leave it how you want but the fact remains that TESO was or isn't an open world mmo.

    Poor choice of words I suppose but what I meant to say was the game is not linear.  I.e. I can explore and go my own path and find points of interest just like the single player games.  potatoe/potato.

    Just like WOW and other themepark mmo's, have you actually played the game?

    It has quests hubs that go from level to level, i can log in and go anywhere in the world like i could in Vanguard or EQ.

     

    It's a linear themepark mmo.




  • BetaguyBetaguy Member UncommonPosts: 2,629
    Originally posted by taus01
    Originally posted by Anthur
    Originally posted by azzamasin
    Originally posted by Anthur

    E3 in general was underwhelming imo. A lot of noise around consoles which don't interest me but not much else.

    Concerning TESO the console port is bad news but I will probably try the game in case I am not busy with another MMO at release time.

    I don't know about that, The Division looks extremely badass and I don't even like Consoles or FPS's.

     

    http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/10/the-division-inside-the-tom-clancy-mmo-shooter

    Looks nice but I am not a great shooter fan. Don't get me wrong but there really didn't change a lot in the shooter genre over the last years. You get better graphics and physiscs probably but in the end it's just another shooter with different skins.

     

    The Division is not a shooter. It's a Team based multi-player RPG in a post apocalyptic world with PvP.

    MMORPS - IMO... It has shooter elements and role playing elements...

    "The King and the Pawn return to the same box at the end of the game"

  • ScalplessScalpless Member UncommonPosts: 1,426
    Originally posted by azzamasin
     
    Those were among my top reasons but I just do not see how the game can thrive across 3 separate platforms inevitably leading to content delays and dumbing down of the PC version to make it work on a console. 

    Yeah, I'm not sure that 8-core CPU and 7850 GPU can handle an MMO. Weak consoles will ruin everything!

    A game that's basically Skyrim with other players could work quite well on a console. Just add voice chat and that's it. I'm not a big fun of TESO for several reasons, but a console port isn't one of them.

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