i was on the fence about buying this im glad i didnt

[Drakogarnus]

was on the fence for a a year or so deciding on wither to buy this or not. im glad i ended up not supporting these crooks. im terribly sorry to those who baught this game and ended up getting the shaft

[Chris]

had this on my wishlist for a while, but now seeing this dumpster fire.. sheesh!
Glad i didn't buy it!

[TideFury]

You saved your money, bro. These developers don't know how to develop games, they only know how to promise.

[Frenzy]

Originally posted by Chris:

had this on my wishlist for a while, but now seeing this dumpster fire.. sheesh!
Glad i didn't buy it!

Actual facts. Ive also been sitting there watching and waiting for its development to further a bit but now i dont have to worry. Just like the latest scam, SW Battlefront Classic Collection, it seems like Zenith is worth staying away from.

[Percello]

Let's be fair. When this game was released, it was very popular as one of the first VR MMO worlds. Everything they did was new, fresh and exciting. It's only the changes that have happened over the last year or two that have it in a rapid decline. I see this game like a stepping stone to better VR MMO's. There are only two VR MMOs available and they both started the whole thing: Orbus and Zenith. They both were popular, but are both declining pretty quickly because the experience was new and no one really knew what path to take forward.

[zero254]

a shame really, they threw in the towel

[MommaBee]

Originally posted by Percello:

Let's be fair. When this game was released, it was very popular as one of the first VR MMO worlds. Everything they did was new, fresh and exciting. It's only the changes that have happened over the last year or two that have it in a rapid decline. I see this game like a stepping stone to better VR MMO's. There are only two VR MMOs available and they both started the whole thing: Orbus and Zenith. They both were popular, but are both declining pretty quickly because the experience was new and no one really knew what path to take forward.

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id like to play devils advocate as this game is run by a company while the other Orbus is run by at least people who wish to see the game flourish and are listening to feed back.
this company is quite literally shoving its player base out the window of a two story building over a shiny bill on the end of a fishing line.
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They continue to ignore our cries, and make dumb as hell choices. they wanna do dumb stuff? don't be surprised when the people who they provide for, give them the response they fish out.

[Valentine]

I haven't played this game in a couple years, what happened?

[Tomtommer]

Originally posted by Valentine:

I haven't played this game in a couple years, what happened?

The shortest TL;DR:

They stopped all updates on the MMORPG version of the game, and started working on a low quality dungeon-crawler experience instead.

In the process, they alienated roughly 75-90% of the playerbase who was still playing the MMORPG up until that point.

They became increasingly more hostile towards anyone who voiced any level of concern and/ or criticism.
People who spoke up about the undesired change of course was met with a ban from discord and, in far too many cases, even a ban from the game itself.

The MMORPG is basically dead at this point, both abandoned by developers, and subsequently, the players.

The new gamemode isn't able to retain players either, but instead of accepting they made a big mistake by choosing to develop this unwanted gamemode, and returning to developing the long-desired MMORPG, they're doubling down on the new failing gamemode in the pursuit of a quick burst of cash.

Check the reviews for the game to understand the general sentiment of players regarding the developer's decisions.

[PhoenixAscended]

Originally posted by Tomtommer:

Originally posted by Valentine:

I haven't played this game in a couple years, what happened?

The shortest TL;DR:

They stopped all updates on the MMORPG version of the game, and started working on a low quality dungeon-crawler experience instead.

In the process, they alienated roughly 75-90% of the playerbase who was still playing the MMORPG up until that point.

They became increasingly more hostile towards anyone who voiced any level of concern and/ or criticism.
People who spoke up about the undesired change of course was met with a ban from discord and, in far too many cases, even a ban from the game itself.

The MMORPG is basically dead at this point, both abandoned by developers, and subsequently, the players.

The new gamemode isn't able to retain players either, but instead of accepting they made a big mistake by choosing to develop this unwanted gamemode, and returning to developing the long-desired MMORPG, they're doubling down on the new failing gamemode in the pursuit of a quick burst of cash.

Check the reviews for the game to understand the general sentiment of players regarding the developer's decisions.

I bought it, played a bit and had some fun and decided to come back to the game around half a year later and holy crap it was so dead, it was so confusing I joined and saw nobody and was so confused cause the last time I had played there were so many players, I feel like I missed out on the original experience.

[Tomtommer]

Originally posted by PhoenixAscended:

Originally posted by Tomtommer:

The shortest TL;DR:

They stopped all updates on the MMORPG version of the game, and started working on a low quality dungeon-crawler experience instead.

In the process, they alienated roughly 75-90% of the playerbase who was still playing the MMORPG up until that point.

They became increasingly more hostile towards anyone who voiced any level of concern and/ or criticism.
People who spoke up about the undesired change of course was met with a ban from discord and, in far too many cases, even a ban from the game itself.

The MMORPG is basically dead at this point, both abandoned by developers, and subsequently, the players.

The new gamemode isn't able to retain players either, but instead of accepting they made a big mistake by choosing to develop this unwanted gamemode, and returning to developing the long-desired MMORPG, they're doubling down on the new failing gamemode in the pursuit of a quick burst of cash.

Check the reviews for the game to understand the general sentiment of players regarding the developer's decisions.

I bought it, played a bit and had some fun and decided to come back to the game around half a year later and holy crap it was so dead, it was so confusing I joined and saw nobody and was so confused cause the last time I had played there were so many players, I feel like I missed out on the original experience.

This is what happens with MMORPGs in general.
When a developer of games in this genre announces it no longer cares about that game, thus not providing any content updates going forward, the community leaves the game quickly.

In the case of Zenith, the developers had been holding a carrot on a stick in front of the community with their months of 'Zenith 2.0 is coming' hype.
When the time finally came, they just pulled what looks awfully similar to a bait and switch by announcing Zenith 2.0 wasn't actually any new content for the MMORPG, but a new gamemode.

People got upset with that decision and left.
Even many of the hardcore raidgroups have since left (or have been banned)

[EverTrek1701]

bought it on PS5/PSVR2, total garbage. thought maybe it was a playstation issue and got it on steam using the Index, yet again total garbage.

was to good to be true.

[audiokrak7]

Originally posted by MommaBee:

Originally posted by Percello:

Let's be fair. When this game was released, it was very popular as one of the first VR MMO worlds. Everything they did was new, fresh and exciting. It's only the changes that have happened over the last year or two that have it in a rapid decline. I see this game like a stepping stone to better VR MMO's. There are only two VR MMOs available and they both started the whole thing: Orbus and Zenith. They both were popular, but are both declining pretty quickly because the experience was new and no one really knew what path to take forward.

-
id like to play devils advocate as this game is run by a company while the other Orbus is run by at least people who wish to see the game flourish and are listening to feed back.
this company is quite literally shoving its player base out the window of a two story building over a shiny bill on the end of a fishing line.
-
They continue to ignore our cries, and make dumb as hell choices. they wanna do dumb stuff? don't be surprised when the people who they provide for, give them the response they fish out.

The company Ramen VR is only comprised of like 10 to 15 people all together with only a handful actually working on game development and design so all y'all complaints are unwarrented this isn't EA or Ubisoft this is a small VR game studio and y'all going to end up ruining there chance to succeed and i guess just want a real sheisty company to make an mmo to really screw you over then it's ok right?

[[TryHard] + LBJ]

Originally posted by audiokrak7:

Originally posted by MommaBee:

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id like to play devils advocate as this game is run by a company while the other Orbus is run by at least people who wish to see the game flourish and are listening to feed back.
this company is quite literally shoving its player base out the window of a two story building over a shiny bill on the end of a fishing line.
-
They continue to ignore our cries, and make dumb as hell choices. they wanna do dumb stuff? don't be surprised when the people who they provide for, give them the response they fish out.

The company Ramen VR is only comprised of like 10 to 15 people all together with only a handful actually working on game development and design so all y'all complaints are unwarrented this isn't EA or Ubisoft this is a small VR game studio and y'all going to end up ruining there chance to succeed and i guess just want a real sheisty company to make an mmo to really screw you over then it's ok right?

Boy this aged well