Sorry Bethesda but a huge percentage of people dont want you ESO game.

while i appreciate the effort i think it is going to be a waste of time to try to reinvent the wheel.

This idea will:

1: be compared to Wow automatically

2: be assumed to be another Wow Clone automatically

3:Will fail due to lack of end game content like Conan and SWTOR and thus will have to fall into the absurd micro purchase model to survive.

4: too much free MMO's to play.

5: Asian market saturated by its own free MMOs market.

6: Guild wars 2 will eat a big chunk of competition due to the way it's subscription model is constructed.

7: many succesfull single player game have tried to turn themselves into MMO's and have failed. Company of heroes comes to mind. Warhammers was supposed to go MMO and it was abandonned...Not enough people will join it to make it sustainable.




and i could go on and on and on....not being negative but realistic. Everyone wants to become an Ipad but there is only one ipad and so on and so forth. Instead of trying to out monkey the monkey besides you, you should evolve and become something else other than a monkey.

Skyrim was a good example of a good game and a sound strategy to make money , it was a new game that built on previous success, why not continue doing this?

i can see this online thing be good for half a year then it is gonna end up closing within the other half year...


sorry but that is the truth...

while i appreciate the effort i think it is going to be a waste of time to try to reinvent the wheel.

This idea will:

1: be compared to Wow automatically

2: be assumed to be another Wow Clone automatically

3:Will fail due to lack of end game content like Conan and SWTOR and thus will have to fall into the absurd micro purchase model to survive.

4: too much free MMO's to play.

5: Asian market saturated by its own free MMOs market.

6: Guild wars 2 will eat a big chunk of competition due to the way it's subscription model is constructed.

7: many succesfull single player game have tried to turn themselves into MMO's and have failed. Company of heroes comes to mind. Warhammers was supposed to go MMO and it was abandonned...Not enough people will join it to make it sustainable.




and i could go on and on and on....not being negative but realistic. Everyone wants to become an Ipad but there is only one ipad and so on and so forth. Instead of trying to out monkey the monkey besides you, you should evolve and become something else other than a monkey.

Skyrim was a good example of a good game and a sound strategy to make money , it was a new game that built on previous success, why not continue doing this?

i can see this online thing be good for half a year then it is gonna end up closing within the other half year...


sorry but that is the truth...

kokonut1971

I'm going to buy it...though I am a bit worried.

Doesn't sound like a good idea to me. Not impressed at all by the first released screenshot of the game, it looks like any other generic MMO. As seen below:

I doubt they really care what you think.

who knows if the game would be good... but i'm all for more online games coming out. more games, means they have to make them better to compete with each other, we all win.

it is a very crowded market though, but its also a growing market still... and i think a lot of people that tried TES, maybe look into this one.

just judging by the graphics, they don't look too great, they look even worse then vanilla skyrims.

Doesn't sound like a good idea to me. Not impressed at all by the first released screenshot of the game, it looks like any other generic MMO. As seen below:

Vari3ty

Oh jeez is this a real screenshot of that? Terrible. And yeah, it's probably going to be the end of real Single Player TES. Enjoy Skryim. Hopefully the modding community will keep it fresh for a veeeerrrrrry long time.

Actually, after a bit of research... my expectations lowered quite a bit. That looks really, really generic. Doesn't even look like TES. And to seal it off, Todd Howard and the rest of the Bethesda team isn't working on it.

It has potential. There's plenty of time to surprise us.

Otherwise it will be another generic MMO.

Challenge WoW... hah. I can be silly at times.

I wish they'd just make a real elder scrolls game with multiplayer so I could play with a few friends.

Actually, after a bit of research... my expectations lowered quite a bit. That looks really, really generic. Doesn't even look like TES. And to seal it off, Todd Howard and the rest of the Bethesda team isn't working on it.

It has potential. There's plenty of time to surprise us.

Otherwise it will be another generic MMO.

Challenge WoW... hah. I can be silly at times.

SovietsUnited

I guess that's a good thing, means they'll probably keep making the singleplayer titles (at least I sure hope so).

And yet it will sell like 5 million copies.

[QUOTE="Vari3ty"]

Doesn't sound like a good idea to me. Not impressed at all by the first released screenshot of the game, it looks like any other generic MMO. As seen below:

the_bi99man

Oh jeez is this a real screenshot of that? Terrible. And yeah, it's probably going to be the end of real Single Player TES. Enjoy Skryim. Hopefully the modding community will keep it fresh for a veeeerrrrrry long time.

[QUOTE="the_bi99man"]

[QUOTE="Vari3ty"]

Doesn't sound like a good idea to me. Not impressed at all by the first released screenshot of the game, it looks like any other generic MMO. As seen below:

K4ss3r

Oh jeez is this a real screenshot of that? Terrible. And yeah, it's probably going to be the end of real Single Player TES. Enjoy Skryim. Hopefully the modding community will keep it fresh for a veeeerrrrrry long time.

Doesn't sound like a good idea to me. Not impressed at all by the first released screenshot of the game, it looks like any other generic MMO. As seen below:

Vari3ty

Yea, clearly you can see how those people got there, why they are fighting those things, what skills they used, what they did yesterday or even an hour ago, the skillsets, the skill trees, the progression, the story, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. ......clearly it is all right here in this one screenshot. Yep.

[QUOTE="SovietsUnited"]

Actually, after a bit of research... my expectations lowered quite a bit. That looks really, really generic. Doesn't even look like TES. And to seal it off, Todd Howard and the rest of the Bethesda team isn't working on it.

It has potential. There's plenty of time to surprise us.

Otherwise it will be another generic MMO.

Challenge WoW... hah. I can be silly at times.

Vari3ty

I guess that's a good thing, means they'll probably keep making the singleplayer titles (at least I sure hope so).

Yes, Bethesda will continue working on their single-player RPGs. Who knows, maybe their next game would be Fallout 4!

It'll just be like every other over-hyped MMO. It'll do really well in the first month. Bethesda will tout their "record" subscription numbers, the press will lap it up, and the fanboys will say it's the best game ever. After that period, the luster will wear and subscriptions will tank.

If the game keeps to it's own style then it'll be fine, if it does go the WoW or TOR route then good luck with that!

People don't "want" a lot of things. If so, then why don't you just not include it in your life? It's not hard to simply not play ESO whenever that comes out. I know I will be ignoring ESO when it is released because whatever scarce MMO time I have will be dedicated to GW2.

while i appreciate the effort i think it is going to be a waste of time to try to reinvent the wheel.

This idea will:

1: be compared to Wow automatically

2: be assumed to be another Wow Clone automatically

3:Will fail due to lack of end game content like Conan and SWTOR and thus will have to fall into the absurd micro purchase model to survive.

4: too much free MMO's to play.

5: Asian market saturated by its own free MMOs market.

6: Guild wars 2 will eat a big chunk of competition due to the way it's subscription model is constructed.

7: many succesfull single player game have tried to turn themselves into MMO's and have failed. Company of heroes comes to mind. Warhammers was supposed to go MMO and it was abandonned...Not enough people will join it to make it sustainable.




and i could go on and on and on....not being negative but realistic. Everyone wants to become an Ipad but there is only one ipad and so on and so forth. Instead of trying to out monkey the monkey besides you, you should evolve and become something else other than a monkey.

Skyrim was a good example of a good game and a sound strategy to make money , it was a new game that built on previous success, why not continue doing this?

i can see this online thing be good for half a year then it is gonna end up closing within the other half year...


sorry but that is the truth...

kokonut1971

First of all...you cannot say that is the truth...you dont know how it will turn out...all you have is an opinion(which can be valid or well-founded) and/or a theory...there is no truth in ur affirmations about Elder Scrolls Online...only assumptions.

I for one...i wont be playing it because it will require a great amount of time to spend...which i dont have...

P.S> Oh and about SWTOR...that game appeals only to a certain group of people...the ones who are fans of Star Wars...and from those Star Wars fans how many like MMO's?...ESO appeals to all the people that play MMO's...think about that...

Elder scrolls...online?!!! Seriously bethesda?

Bugrim , ehmm sorry , Skyrim wouldnt had a chance if it was mmorpg let alone being a P2P mmorpg with all these bugs. Now here it comes elder scrolls online... And whos excited about it?

1 / 20 people. Anyways lets see it in action but , quote me whoever wants to , this WONT work . I hope im wrong but... till now i never was since Daoc. Lets see!!

This game still has a year or more to finish development, in which time the game will more than likely look and be drastically different than these few screenshots we have seen. It's sad to see so many nay-sayers when all that has been seen is a few screenshots. If you can judge a game by a screenshot displayed a year or more before the actual release you are miracle worker, and I congratulate you.

[QUOTE="kokonut1971"]

while i appreciate the effort i think it is going to be a waste of time to try to reinvent the wheel.

This idea will:

1: be compared to Wow automatically

2: be assumed to be another Wow Clone automatically

3:Will fail due to lack of end game content like Conan and SWTOR and thus will have to fall into the absurd micro purchase model to survive.

4: too much free MMO's to play.

5: Asian market saturated by its own free MMOs market.

6: Guild wars 2 will eat a big chunk of competition due to the way it's subscription model is constructed.

7: many succesfull single player game have tried to turn themselves into MMO's and have failed. Company of heroes comes to mind. Warhammers was supposed to go MMO and it was abandonned...Not enough people will join it to make it sustainable.




and i could go on and on and on....not being negative but realistic. Everyone wants to become an Ipad but there is only one ipad and so on and so forth. Instead of trying to out monkey the monkey besides you, you should evolve and become something else other than a monkey.

Skyrim was a good example of a good game and a sound strategy to make money , it was a new game that built on previous success, why not continue doing this?

i can see this online thing be good for half a year then it is gonna end up closing within the other half year...


sorry but that is the truth...

rhazzy

First of all...you cannot say that is the truth...you dont know how it will turn out...all you have is an opinion(which can be valid or well-founded) and/or a theory...there is no truth in ur affirmations about Elder Scrolls Online...only assumptions.

I for one...i wont be playing it because it will require a great amount of time to spend...which i dont have...

P.S> Oh and about SWTOR...that game appeals only to a certain group of people...the ones who are fans of Star Wars...and from those Star Wars fans how many like MMO's?...ESO appeals to all the people that play MMO's...think about that...

It's not being made by Bethesda so I couldn't care less. That said, I will probably give it a try when it comes out.

[QUOTE="Vari3ty"]

[QUOTE="SovietsUnited"]

Actually, after a bit of research... my expectations lowered quite a bit. That looks really, really generic. Doesn't even look like TES. And to seal it off, Todd Howard and the rest of the Bethesda team isn't working on it.

It has potential. There's plenty of time to surprise us.

Otherwise it will be another generic MMO.

Challenge WoW... hah. I can be silly at times.

LordTrexGuy

I guess that's a good thing, means they'll probably keep making the singleplayer titles (at least I sure hope so).

Yes, Bethesda will continue working on their single-player RPGs. Who knows, maybe their next game would be Fallout 4!

[QUOTE="kokonut1971"]

while i appreciate the effort i think it is going to be a waste of time to try to reinvent the wheel.

This idea will:

1: be compared to Wow automatically

2: be assumed to be another Wow Clone automatically

3:Will fail due to lack of end game content like Conan and SWTOR and thus will have to fall into the absurd micro purchase model to survive.

4: too much free MMO's to play.

5: Asian market saturated by its own free MMOs market.

6: Guild wars 2 will eat a big chunk of competition due to the way it's subscription model is constructed.

7: many succesfull single player game have tried to turn themselves into MMO's and have failed. Company of heroes comes to mind. Warhammers was supposed to go MMO and it was abandonned...Not enough people will join it to make it sustainable.




and i could go on and on and on....not being negative but realistic. Everyone wants to become an Ipad but there is only one ipad and so on and so forth. Instead of trying to out monkey the monkey besides you, you should evolve and become something else other than a monkey.

Skyrim was a good example of a good game and a sound strategy to make money , it was a new game that built on previous success, why not continue doing this?

i can see this online thing be good for half a year then it is gonna end up closing within the other half year...


sorry but that is the truth...

rhazzy

First of all...you cannot say that is the truth...you dont know how it will turn out...all you have is an opinion(which can be valid or well-founded) and/or a theory...there is no truth in ur affirmations about Elder Scrolls Online...only assumptions.

I for one...i wont be playing it because it will require a great amount of time to spend...which i dont have...

P.S> Oh and about SWTOR...that game appeals only to a certain group of people...the ones who are fans of Star Wars...and from those Star Wars fans how many like MMO's?...ESO appeals to all the people that play MMO's...think about that...

[QUOTE="LordTrexGuy"]

[QUOTE="Vari3ty"]

I guess that's a good thing, means they'll probably keep making the singleplayer titles (at least I sure hope so).

driftingsilvia

Yes, Bethesda will continue working on their single-player RPGs. Who knows, maybe their next game would be Fallout 4!

I'm gonna guess that they'll consider New Vegas a spin-off since they didn't make it.

Ok, its mot made by Bethesda. But seriously who cares?

What people dont want is a diluted version of a game they like. Also if a company decides to invest so much money on an online attempt to cash in on a franchise, the franchise itself will suffer. Zenimax should pump money into fixing and expending skyrim instead of wasting their money on an attempt at a quick cash grab. It does not make any business sense to have Zenimax spend 50-100 million dollars on making this game, not even knowing if it is going to work out. Why not take that 50 million and hire QA and staff to fix the bugs in skyrim and maybe have some other dlc's or expansion come out. If this gimmick fails Zenimax will suffer and by association bethesda will too. Its like having a parent win the lottery and see you parents buy houses, yatch,s ferraris and so many things and they are getting at the end of their money and they did not even think of paying to put you thru college, to invest in you.

Frankly this is not going to change my life one bit and seriously i do not care about how Zenimax decides to blow their money. But i dont wanna hear them cry and have it plastered all over the internet when they go under with their unsinkable idea, remember a big boat that could not fail?...

[QUOTE="driftingsilvia"][QUOTE="LordTrexGuy"]

Yes, Bethesda will continue working on their single-player RPGs. Who knows, maybe their next game would be Fallout 4!

Phoenix534

I'm gonna guess that they'll consider New Vegas a spin-off since they didn't make it.

Yup. New Vegas wasn't Fallout 4 since it was developed by Obsidian.

This picture sums it up.

:lol:

[QUOTE="K4ss3r"][QUOTE="the_bi99man"]

Oh jeez is this a real screenshot of that? Terrible. And yeah, it's probably going to be the end of real Single Player TES. Enjoy Skryim. Hopefully the modding community will keep it fresh for a veeeerrrrrry long time.

V4LENT1NE

I've never understood why people are always up in arms when a new MMO is announced. Everyone hated TOR, and are hating on this already. Typically make a "lol WoW clone" post without any thought, research, or experience. Every time people judge the game by a few screens/vids, but for some reason MMOs always get criticized the most. Trinexxx