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6/06/12 2:17:51 AM#121
Honestly this was terrible, especially after Skyrim trailer, you guys should be ready for a very hard landing with this title. My advise, just cancel the crap out of this before its too late. |
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6/06/12 2:41:36 AM#122
The greatest problem facing this game is the use of the Elder Scrolls IP. The features in the game would be pretty good for a standard mmo (public dungeons, 3 faction RvR, etc.). The issue arises when compared to the traditional theme of the Elder Scrolls games (at least since Morrowind. I've not played the earlier games), which is freedom. As evident by the initial scenes in Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim, where you are initially a prisoner, then next you are free to choose who and what you want to be, and finally you escape and now you're free to do whatever you want to do. ESO appears to remove many of these core themes of freedom (preset classes, defined racial adversity, etc.), and I think that clashes quite severly with the players' perspective of The Elder Scrolls. Its such a strong clash that it might actually cause the game to crash and burn. Which is kind of disheartening, because, like others have said, years ago those features would have been a godsend. Unfortunately, these trailers do nothing to mitigate those issues to the fanbase. Instead of focusing on where the game meets traditional themes of the series, and how the new mechanics improve upon the experience, they threw out an exceptionally vague CGI trailer. Merely watching it, I would have had absolutely no clue this was Elder Scrolls game (the high elfs ears...), except for the logo. |
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6/06/12 2:47:55 AM#123
Originally posted by Kaisen_Dexx Thanks for actualy making an informed, non-biased post my friend. I tried to take up a similar view point on ESO whe info first came out about it. Hell I even said before ANY info had bee released that I would play the game no matter what, even if it was TOR with Orcs, but sadly its not even that, its something far less and disturbing and its for exactly thereasons you stated.
Ive never once said three-faction PVP doesnt sound awesome in a game, or public dungeons, but it doesnt belong in an ES game because its nothing like the core of the series as youve stated. If this game had just been "Fantasy Adventures online" I would have been more excited, but they raised their own bar way too high from the start and gave the fans nothing to reach for. Hell even if the game just had player housing or a very "Loose" class system that was easily manipulated and open I would have been 100% on board for ESO, but they are just giving nothing to the long time fans and the game will sink for it. |
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6/06/12 6:27:20 AM#124
Gameplay is everything. |
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6/06/12 7:45:12 AM#125
I really like CG trailers but this was just underwhelming. Good graphics, 0 action. |
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Comaf
Elite Member
Joined: 7/13/10
I want an mmorpg where pvp matters, my enemies are not my race or class, and community matters. |
6/06/12 7:48:57 AM#126
Originally posted by Suzie_Ford Well, I suppose that was their first offering of showing us three uniquely different factions. Might I have more, ladies and sirs?
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6/06/12 1:44:09 PM#127
Originally posted by heartless
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6/06/12 4:11:16 PM#128
Originally posted by Gajari I don't think this dev team ever played an Elder Scroll game from the mechanics listed and the look of it. Really disappointing. a yo ho ho |
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6/06/12 4:13:15 PM#129
Originally posted by PyrateLV But nothing good from an Elder Scrolls game. So it's really sad to see it in this state. I'm still praying for a scrap. a yo ho ho |
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6/06/12 5:52:13 PM#130
Whatever, the fact is if they didnt show us the CG trailer at E3 you wouldnt even be crying about them not showing a gameplay trailer. Maybe I should just say quit crying period. There is plenty of games that are released that you could have fun with. Gameplay footage WILL come before they make you buy it dont worry. Another thing! While UFC hasnt been in development for 5 years i bet it still comes out before ESO so you have no point. |
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6/06/12 6:01:38 PM#131
+1 well said, I dont know why I even read the comments anymore over half the people who post here aka haters shouldnt even play mmos because those of us who enjoy them and have for over ten hres have to hear crying everytime some announcement shows up |
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6/06/12 6:10:22 PM#132
Originally posted by Kaisen_Dexx How is using Elder Scrolls IP a problem? The features they are talking about so far, nothing is even set in stone yet, are good for any MMO not just the standard. Its not being compared to the traditional ES games, have you read what the game is about? Its The Elder Scrolls Online, not Skyrim online, Marrowind Online etc.
You can choose what race, faction and skill set when you create your character. You can also roll a different character if you like you still have freedom, its just not all in one character. Your argument is very small with what you are saying here also AGAIN for those that keep looking at this one trailer, you need to do this thing that is really hard I know for most of you, you can research this game a bit more and watch the other trailers they have put out with a fly through of some parts of each of the realms and a couple dungeons, if you stopped to think or actually research it before rage posting you might have seen that this OP has only linked the one CGI trailer. How would an MMORPG with 3 faction PvP work if you didnt have to choose which side you were going to be on at the beginning? |
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6/06/12 6:25:15 PM#133
Originally posted by itgrowls Agreed. I mean, seriously, there's so many gameplay footage of gw2 that it feels like I've played it for 2 years now, not just 48 hours lol |
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6/06/12 6:36:06 PM#134
BTW that was just day 1 of E3 You will get gameplay footage before E3 is done. Patience people, i mean babies. |
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6/07/12 9:03:52 PM#135
Originally posted by QSatu would you rather they over dramatize it and get everyone heart beating and TRY and over hype it with a CGI trailer. I thought it was Pretty damn good, not jaw dropping or ZOMG! but Well Done,leaves something to the imagination. |
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6/12/12 6:37:55 AM#136
This trailer is an utter waste of time an money. |
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illutian
Advanced Member
Joined: 9/21/06
"Our greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising everytime we fall." - Confucius |
6/12/12 11:29:25 AM#137
Sadly, if I can't mod out the textures (and have everyone see them) I really don't care to much about a "MMO" TES. Co-op (ie Left 4 Dead style) would be better....
But with all those sweet armor retexts over at Nexus how can Beth hope to come up with anything "cool". "Our greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising everytime we fall." - Confucius |
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6/12/12 1:26:50 PM#138
Originally posted by PyrateLV Sad thing this is most likey the fate of all most all new mmo's, if TESO is just another wow play model it will fall short, since it seems like allot of people are growing tired of the same ole game play over and over in a new skin, But not much is known here, maybe they went a different route maybe not, time will tell.. I have no expections for any new game any longer, been playing mmo's for 14+ years now, and when you strip them back to the core game, all I see is just another versions of eq../sigh |
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6/12/12 1:43:35 PM#139
My main problem with this game is I was expecting The Elder Scrolls Online and not DAOC 2 with an Elder Scrolls paint job. The game sounds like it has some great ideas but it will never be TES with the core mechanics they have planned. I may still try it but I seriously doubt I'll play for very long. Having predefined classes, a hot bar and tab targeting in a TES game is just depressing to say the least.
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6/12/12 2:35:24 PM#140
Originally posted by odinsrath For one thing, vanilla WoW launched with 2 player factions. Not 3. DAoC was the 1st mmo to have 3 player factions as well as 3 faction PvP. WoW was still in development when I was engaging in 3 faction keep seiges in DAoC. And do you mean SWTOR instead of TSW? Because while SWTOR definitely didn't deliver on many of it's "promises", it's really hard to say "cuz we all saw what TSW ended up like...alot of broken promises" when TSW hasn't yet released. When a developer tells us what features they intend to impliment in their game, and how they intend a game to be, they aren't promising us anything. They are merely informing us of thier intent and their vision for the game. Anyone with any experience with mmos should be well aware that during development things change or get dropped altogether. Sometimes what the developer wanted to do just isn't feasable so they have to alter or abandon it. Saying they broke their promise when they have to do so, is fairly naive and quite silly. |
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