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Yeah, punish the majority population that not only made the game possible in the first place but also makes future content possible.
Nice idea, genius.
Enough of this whiney melodrama.
MMO PvP is a losing bet in the first place. Always has been and always will be. The usual scenarios are: 1) Game mechanics suck right from that start OR 2) the game mechanics start out good but will be inevitably be destroyed by the devs anyway.
The usual formula with MMO PvP is that you have a very, very small minority of players (like top 1% of 1%) that can theorycraft mechanics with math, have some skill to use it and then devs decide to balance gameplay around that which destroys the experience for everyone.
Then you have the same thing taking place on the PvE side of things - which plays out the same and ruins the experience for everyone.
Now realize that most devs are smooth-brained, don't create separate templates for PvE and PvP and now the problems in both bleed into one another to create an even worse shat show.
PvP in ESO was never good and never will be. That's pretty much consistent across the board with MMOs. Look at what happened with WoW. PvP started out awesome but servers couldn't handle all the activity so they gutted it. As time went on, they trimmed it down further into the usual Esport genre. So let's not pretend that ESO is unique in this behavior.
Final Verdict: Avoid if your focus is on PvP. Play other games literally designed for player on player content. This game was created for the casual playerbase to enjoy more Elder Scrolls lore/content and PvP was an afterthought.
Main difference is, that Vengeance pulled ZOS out of their *** in few moments. When GH and BR got to this cesspool state during years of development.
When I can run around on a warden, spam polar every other second and weave in LAs until I can one shot you, never lose mag, never lose stam, have purge and run at max speed...
Tell me cross healing is the issue. On that build I am a literal god in the game and tanked over 50 people and killed them in a tower. In BGs I never die. Ballgroups cannot do a thing to me on that build and I am there wiping them.
The game simply isn't balanced on a micro and macro scale in any measure. Three classes are absolute dogwater in PvP : Arcanist, Templar, and Necro, while the other classes all have mechanics to carry them that are flat broken.
Sorc and NB especially. The test literally proved that invisibility is a broken mechanic because you could literally do nothing to NBs that cloaked unless you predicted exactly where they would move, while they can just cloak and heal up over and over.
But we can keep pretending it's all about skill -- that's why no one cares about ESO PvP videos except casual audiences, and no real PvPers that play shooters, fighting, or other games care about ESO either.
I'd say a racing game is more balanced than ESO at this point -- at least everyone has the chance to choose the same car instead of artificial nonsense because the balancers (like GilliamTheRouge) have a massive bias against certain classes because he gets farmed in IC every Midyear.
But don't worry, you'll be able to crutch on your mythics, your arena weapons, your DLC gear and everything else that gives you an advantage soon.
Then you can pretend the game is back to being "skillful" when all that mattered was your gear, which is exactly what the test showed.
By the way, I still "1vXed" alone in the test conditions and stood in breach and fought outnumbered. Being able to locate the roll and block buttons help -- something most don't have to do when gear is reducing damage (Roruken, Sea Serpent mythics), gear is healing them, etc.
I completely understand the need to be carried by gear bruh
at least i see many facts of unbalancing etc
Battlegrounds are prime example of unbalanced sets. Even if you take 10-49 for example. You get guys with 45 kills and 2 deaths just going through 8 man's like lawn mower through grass. Trust me it's not because of skill... it's because they have given themselves best gear and everyone else running stuff they have looted. No one wants to play with that garbo. It's why queue for a BG sometimes is 17 minutes.
Yeah punish “casuals” spoken like a true toxic elitist. People like you are the reason this game is circling the drain and why the majority aka “casuals” leave this game for other games.