Oh I know. And you are right. People see Elder Scrolls. That's exactly what they are banking on. (Zenimax Media) And it's exactly what they will bank on for Fallout Online as well.Same shit you said about SWTOR, and its raking in the cash, bro. This game is way far from fail of that epic proportion. There is tons of excited peeps about this. Fuck, even my 12 and 9 yr old heard about this in school, hehe.
I'll probably wait till next month some time to see and probably keep a look out for some coupon to take a price off, though I won't touch that imperial race crap. Will probably go templar healer just so I don't have to watch myself swing a weapon and cringe every time and mainly play for the decent storyline and the faction pvp stuff(hopefully its not too bad). It will at least give me something to do before I jump into Wildstar on release(which is probably may/june/july) w/ landmark on the side and spattering of FPS play.Cinge and Mko and you other launch whores like me who just can't seem to pass up trying an mmo for a month or two at launch even with not high hopes, which way are you leaning on this one ?
Preorder and give it a go for a month ? Or still holding out closer to early access to see if they lift the NDA ?
Or on the flipside it could introduce hardcore TES fans to mmorpgs which they never tried before. Either way they don't lose bro. TES will live on.Oh I know. And you are right. People see Elder Scrolls. That's exactly what they are banking on. (Zenimax Media) And it's exactly what they will bank on for Fallout Online as well.
There are some people that don't think this will hurt the IP. I am on the other side of the fence. I see Bethesda losing control of their beloved series to people they cannot fathom working on it and passing if off as TES6. When it hits the market for console and also some for PC, that is what it will be viewed as. I look at examples of what happened when 2015 left EA and moved to Infinity Ward to create Call of Duty, and EA shit out Medal of Honor games to the point where it quite definitely destroyed the IP. Starting at MoH Allied Assault Breakthrough, and capsulating with Rising Sun. It never recovered. I believe that sales will decline on the next Single player RPG in the casual market as a result of this. (Obviously not nearly to the point of Medal of Honor, as it won't be repeated over and over. But those casuals aren't seeing an MMORPG. They are thinking Skyrim sequel. That's just the way it works. It most definitely won't tank the ES series, but it sure will make a dent in sales with people who will get burned with this in the casual market/console vertical when the next single player RPG hits the market and those people think twice before buying another one. They don't know any better, and they will just attribute this game to a global change in the series similar to Splinter Cell.
I'm going to pre-order when another valid GMG 25%Off Voucher comes available. All of the current codes published no longer work. If one doesn't oh well I'll still order closer to launch. Barring some massive game-breaking flaw I know I'll get at least a month out of it, likely more depending on endgame. BTW I plan to play it casually as this is IMO a casual game.Cinge and Mko and you other launch whores like me who just can't seem to pass up trying an mmo for a month or two at launch even with not high hopes, which way are you leaning on this one ?
Preorder and give it a go for a month ? Or still holding out closer to early access to see if they lift the NDA ?
I plan to immediately seek out and establish a new Pornshire and introduce them to hot Kajhiit ERP.Never did the GMG for pre-orders - they pretty good about sending out early access keys immediately ? If so might wait on another coupon myself and go that route.
On side note ,sorta curious how many very basic mmo questions will be asked at launch from folks who have played single player only and are jumping in only because of the ES name.
I got my head start key with the receipt. I also pre-ordered from Amazon but cancelled that one; all I want from the physical edition is the art book and I will just buy that on Ebay. The last thing I need is another random statue taking up space in my office.Never did the GMG for pre-orders - they pretty good about sending out early access keys immediately ? If so might wait on another coupon myself and go that route.
On side note ,sorta curious how many very basic mmo questions will be asked at launch from folks who have played single player only and are jumping in only because of the ES name.
LOL the only point you are proving is that you are batshit crazy. So not only am I an employee for Zenimax, I am also Grave posting under a different account and I used to work at 38Studios too? Dude you need to take a Zanax.Just proving a point, son.
Especially when he posts this little gem.
Just admit next time when defending your game from a pseudo-handle then saying I don't know the inner workings of the company when I exactly know what has been going on.
Rich Lambert should have been promoted after Zeb Cook was canned. Pretty sure he can agree with me on that one. The game would be far better off.
Edit: Here is another code reportedly for 25% off that runs through Friday as well.I'm going to pre-order when another valid GMG 25%Off Voucher comes available. All of the current codes published no longer work. If one doesn't oh well I'll still order closer to launch. Barring some massive game-breaking flaw I know I'll get at least a month out of it, likely more depending on endgame. BTW I plan to play it casually as this is IMO a casual game.
Basically, it's yet another BC-era type on-rail quest-based MMO peppered with people with a silver symbol offering you quests to let you level, gear up, with a relatively good looking style, the apparent addition of Rift-Style events (called Dark Anchors, but that's exactly the same: the sky opens up, anchor lines drop from the opening, baddies come out, kill them, opening closes up, grab your reward), and a GW2-type RVR map that appears to have better dynamics than GW2, if they don't mess up with their "Campaign" type of placing you in a random pool of RVR play at each reset.Can anyone give a good non-biased recap on what this game has to offer?
Philistine! TES is one of the seminal RPG experiences. It's an IP that never deserved to get dragged through the mud of MMO mediocrity and Zenimax should have left well enough alone and kept it a single player experience.I also haven't played ANY Elder Scrolls game. Ever. After being shown Daggerfall and seeing it crash on my friend's PC about twice in 10mn, I went away and never came back. ***
SimCity: Infiltration!Fitting this Series into an MMO RPG is like EA turning an old school Strategy Game into a FPS
It has a phasing mechanic in questing that is new. The world seems to change just for you.Basically, it's yet another BC-era type on-rail quest-based MMO peppered with people with a silver symbol offering you quests to let you level, gear up, with a relatively good looking style, the apparent addition of Rift-Style events (called Dark Anchors, but that's exactly the same: the sky opens up, anchor lines drop from the opening, baddies come out, kill them, opening closes up, grab your reward), and a GW2-type RVR map that appears to have better dynamics than GW2, if they don't mess up with their "Campaign" type of placing you in a random pool of RVR play at each reset.
I am quite curios where are you getting you,re info regarding Fallout Online,since there,s absolutely no indication that Battlecry Studios is working on that(the job postings for one thing say otherwise,among other things).Unlike ESO which was known to be in development since 2007 considering trademarks regarding that were registered the same year.Oh I know. And you are right. People see Elder Scrolls. That's exactly what they are banking on. (Zenimax Media) And it's exactly what they will bank on for Fallout Online as well.