Disappointing sales. The Elder Scrolls Online outsells Heavensward.

[Souljacker]

Bingo, save yourself the stress and just do your dailies ...rest of your reasons are fluff...stop being salty, its just a game

It's actually just a product that we exchange money for. If I was "being salty", I'd probably be in ESO right now, no longer exchanging money. However, I'm not. Housing is probably the biggest example of a lie told to players which is a pretty terrible thing. That's the kind of thing that people think about when they read reviews over on Amazon and decide whether or not to purchase a game - especially one with an ongoing subscription that is supposed to cover the costs of development.

You may believe that it's 'fluff', but at its core this is a business, not just fun and games. And in a business, as a company you need to pay attention to the things that affect your reputation. Lies are one of those pesky things that come back to haunt you. And that leads to things like the game from another developer outselling yours because they didn't make a promise they couldn't keep.

You may not like to hear it, but we've got to keep driving this point home to SE otherwise they won't ever know what is wrong.

[Cerick]

Hmm, my server has a waiting to login queue ever single time I login. I can't say it's doing too badly as Ultros was not the most populated server in the past..

[R-Kine]

Can't believe that people still buy Destiny.

[dank1]

Lol the UK thinking it's relevant, that's like half of a state in the US right?

[Dante_V]

That's only in the UK. Nice try tho. Top ten is hardly "disappointing" by any stretch anyhow.

[MilesSaintboroguh]

Lol the UK thinking it's relevant, that's like half of a state in the US right?

Half a state? You should take another look at a map.

[Ryamatsu]

Lol the UK thinking it's relevant, that's like half of a state in the US right?

UK is about the population of California and Texas combined. Texas and CA are huge, their GDP rivals most countries. California has a higher GDP than India, Canada, Spain, Australia or Mexico.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compar..._GDP_(nominal)

Pretty interesting stuff.

[odintius]

I purchase ESO for ps4 it isn't that great of a game it good to go when servers are down and want to play something different for abit, but after a few hours you get the buy to play feel and end up back to ffxiv /shrugs.

[Vyshan]

Do people even buy retail games anymore? I can't remember the last time I bought a game that wasn't a digital download. So, my purchases will never be in those figures.

[lorel]

Lol the UK thinking it's relevant, that's like half of a state in the US right?

Lol did you really just say that? The schools in the USA must not teach geography.

"The United Kingdom is the 22nd-most populous country, with an estimated 64.5 million inhabitants.
Its capital city is London, an important global city and financial centre with an urban population of 10,310,000, the fourth-largest in Europe and second-largest in the European Union.
The UK consists of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom

Name a USA state that has more then 64.5 million inhabitants in it lol