hmmm maybe it could be good. Their power could be growing after the crushing victory against most of the Dark Elves.
/\ You took my post way too seriously. We all know ESO gameplay is terrible, you just have to watch the latest leaks or download the private server client to see it for yourself. I was just joking at the fact that people would buy or play anything, even if you prove them it's awful.
They kind of have too since they already said there would be no end game raiding. What else do you have except pvp? Dailies?
I should have said what else do "they" have in terms of TESO. I think the only thing they have mentioned was PvP and an end game zone that is meant for solo/group play which is probably dailies. Once they removed raiding off the table, it pretty much puts their end game at PvP. I'm not saying they can't come up with other stuff to do but I have yet to see anything mentioned. In any case, I'm just pointing out why I think their focus has to remain on PvP and can't really switch to PvE like Blackwulf was mentioning.
I cant speak for DaoC but WoW PvP was never "up to snuff". It was only open world PvP early in the game (which was it's best but still encumbered by MMO mechanics that enable impossible win scenarios), and then it turned worse and worse the more they tried to fit the square peg into the round hole.
Since you can also join up to 5 guilds per account, it won't create any incentive at all, players will have characters in the most interesting guilds. PvE players might be butthurt mostly because there will be almost no endgame PvE content at max level besides instanced PvP. Please get your facts straight when you're obviously advertising for some fansite, ZOS and Bethesda awful PR doesn't necessarily entitle you to mediocrity.
Now, now, no need to turn the tone nasty; we had some good conversation going here! I'll respond to your point, though: Yes, you are allowed to join multiple guilds per account (not sure if 5 is the number set it stone.) Guilds have membership caps, however, and even if you do join a mega merchant guild, you're going to have to access the keep store which will be in Cyrodiil. Let's not forget there will be 2 other factions of players working to take away your keep, and hence your store, 24/7. So, yes, it is an incentive to keep up the AvA action and defend your merchant at your keep in Cyrodiil. I know you want to diminish this idea, but let's give some credit - they're are seeking creative ways to keep the PVP zone popular and important.
Which could be easily circumvented by waiting for keeps to be accessible, since it's instanced and non-static. We're talking about selling items here ; talking about incentive when selling stuff should be a convenience rather than some prize is silly and shouldn't be called "creative" especially when it's most likely derivated from limitations imposed by their megaserver structure.
Four player dungeons, even boosted for level 50, hardly qualify as endgame content to me (I know you didn't say it, I did). Also adventures zones feel more like instanced events than raids, regarding what they hush during their interviews. I know you've linked some fansite article therefore I wasn't waiting for objective writing based on facts / leaks, but when it's so biased it looks like it's written by ZOS / Bethesda themselves, it has to be called mediocre, sorry.
Thank you for this post. This is the type of crap I have been battling him on this site for for ages. It's also why the ZO marketing team and this game specifically needs to be called out on the carpet. It's a run around to sell boxes and create as much of a smoke screen as they possibly can to fool gamers to buy that box. And Blackwulf here is one of the main reasons why this crap marketing technique perpetuates our games forums.
How much training did you go through before posting here to be able to use those colorful marketing adjectives which could be summed up as "Faction grind and dailies."?
