Improving On ESO S03E04) Underbelly Of ESO,Pet Accessories And A Need To Rest

Heromofo · May 2015

☆ Introduction

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☆ Season 1

Season 1 starts here:
S01E01
Player Housing And Guild Hall Ideas
S01E02
Companion Ideas
S01E03
Small Scale PVP
S01E04
Subscription And The Crown store
S01E05
Auction House,Phone App And Account Wide Stats
S01E06 Bonus Round
A Video From A Fan

☆ Season 2

Season 2 starts here
S02E01
Gambling,Quick Swapping For Consoles And Mini Games
S02E02
Elder Scrolls Lore Friendly Holidays,Hit Feedback And Npc Idle chat/Motions
S02E03
A New Mobile Forum, Treasure Maps And Cross faction LFG
S02E04
Racial Passives,Flying mounts, First Person Riding And Mounted Combat
S02E05
Naval Combat,Underwater Diving And Treasure Hunting Concept

☆ Season 3

Season 3 starts here
S03E01
Parkour In ESO, Prisons In ESO, Pc-Console And Vice Versa And A Bloodier ESO
S03E02
Over-Encumbrance,Tweaks to the LFG And Small Life Changes
S03E03
Transmorgrifier, Summon A Vendor For ESO Subscribers And Children
S03E04
Underbelly Of ESO,Pet Accessories And A Need To Rest
S03E05
Repeatable Content,Daily Rewards And Solo Content

☆ Season 4

S04E01
Skeltons,Armor Damage And Unarmed Combat
S04E02
Loading Screen Makeover,Difficulty Slider And PVE Currency
S04E03
Custom Name Plates,Emblems,Show Titles And Names,Preview Armors And Weapons, Asia And Oceanic Mega Servers And Crafting - Experience
S04E04
Crafting Titles/Titles,Inspecting Players,Connecting Characters,Achivement Slots And World Bosses
S04E05
Festivals,Feminine Armor,Traps/Puzzles And Racial Walking

☆ Season 5

Season 5 starts here
S05E01
Class Specialization,Alchemy Improvements,Hide Armor,Party Assistance And Bigger Armor
S05E02
Rewarding Forum Users,Mount Improvements And Happy Birthday From ZOS

☆ Gidorick's Repository Of brillant Ideas

Environmental Concepts:

UI Concepts:

Game Systems:

Player Options & Items and Systems:

Crown Store/ ESO+ Centric Concepts:

Silly odds and ends:

☆Some Music While You Read

https://youtu.be/9FtqBWHfUqI

☆ Adult Entertainment And The Underbelly

For a M rated mmo there is not much in the way of the seedy backstreet style.
Im talking about:

- Street walkers just have a few hanging around each city to give it that underbelly feel.
- Skippy barmaids a way to put the "Mmmm" in the M rating.
- Npc's that stare at you as you move through the city just like the day/night cycle have it player side not server side.
- Drunks roaming the street now and then puking up and stumbling around.
- Changing the way beggers are ( beggers in ragged clothes,few crazies and ones that dance for gold).
- Let players get drunk to the point their screen is blurred and they black out for a few seconds.
- As Gidorick said skooma skooma skooma.

Something to look into ZOS because there is a dirty and disturb side to nirn and its time ESO caught up.

Grot, waste, ugliness - the human effect on a city. Rubbish, decay, dirty streets. Badly maintained buildings put down in any old place, poorly thought out campfires, open drains, uneven streets. People wearing rags and looking dirty.

☆Gidorick's Opinion On This

I would love to see the seedier side to Tamriel. We have started with outlaw dens, we could continue with prostitutes. There is, however, the concern for taste. Just as we will likely never partake in the slave trading of Argonians we probably shouldn't think that prostitution should be like it's real world counterpart.

In the Elder Scrolls there is a Prostitutes guild and there could be that presence in the game. Perhaps even allowing the player to join the guild and gain certain charisma-type skills. It doesn't have to be lewd but can be suggestive. I have some ideas how it could be implemented but honestly, none of them ever would be.

Could you imagine the outcry when a mother finds out little Timmy has been hustling himself as a Bosmer street-walker? lol.

If done tastefully, it would be a lot of fun and could open up some possible story trees to go into the Skooma trade.

Along that note... how frustrating is it that we live in a culture where having a guild of hired cold blooded assassins is nothing to bat an eye at but a guild of pleasure-workers would no-doubt lead to controversy?

☆Pet Accessories

if there is one thing people love doing is dressing things up in game and making them like they want.
So what if you went a step further by adding Pet Accessories ZOS?.
Think about the possibilities this could be tied into your barber shop dlc and cost crowns.

This could possibly include:
• Tattoos or Markings
• Colors and patterns
• Crowns and jewelry (Golden claws etc)
• possibly having a patch of armor with your guild tabard symbol on it

-Think about the possibilities with this pet below.
° i could change his eyes to blue
° remove his horns
° place a shoulder pads on him that holds my guild tabard on him
° put a marking on his face maybe something like the burn look
° make his wings bigger
° make him dark blue not purple
This could end up costing me 1000 crowns
Then a two weeks later....
I might not like some of these changes and spend another 600 crowns changing him again or you guys might bring out new options.

-Why stop there why not extend this out to mounts as you will make more money from people changing their pets,mounts around all the time.

☆Gidorick's Opinion On Pet Accessories

Now, the concept you've outlined @Heromofo seems like it would be more like a "pet and mount creation" utility similar to the Character Creator. On that, I'm torn. conceptually, I like the idea, ESPCIALLY if we get more interactive pets and mounts but I don't think we should have open access to. Perhaps, using your concept players who buy a Banekin would be taken to a pet creator and they would be able to do things like... change horns or gender or color. Once the pet is created, it's locked and a player would have to buy another if they wanted a different variation.

This would work if players were allowed to have more pets active at once. I think up to 4 would be reasonable. Each additional slot is a cool 1000 Crowns though.

The only problem I see with this is that ZOS is already making money by offering the exact same model, but with different skins. Just look the Shornhelm Shepherd:

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and the Bravil Retriever
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Same dog... different color. They would have to revamp the pet system to where you buy a pet, you buy a "blank" of that pet type and then you buy skins, colors, whatever separately.

So players would have the following options right now (I made up some names so the sub-pet type wasn't the same name as the pet model):

Banekin
- Coldkind
Bantham Guar
- Sandywood
Cat
- Spotted
Dog
- Bravil Retriever
- Shornhelm Shepherd
Fox
- Fennec
Hound
- Alik'r Dune-Hound
Pony Guar
- Striated
Scamp
- Scavenger
Senche
- Striped Panther
Wolfhound
- Windhelm

When a player enters the Pet Creation screen perhaps the pattern of the fur is what is purchased and the colors are what the player changes. There could also be specific characteristics for each pet that can be changed such as ear size and length, snout nose, markings and scars. If done right it would be a really interesting system.

☆Gidorick's Idea On Tangible Mounts

As ESO develops, it becomes more and more apparent that having tangible mounts would be good for the game, the players, and for ZOS. By tangible, I mean that the mount doesn’t disappear when you dismount. It continues to be part of the world.

I have touched on some of these concepts in a couple of previous threads.

This concept is born of my thread Concept Discussion Mount Stays concept and takes that thread’s conversation into consideration.
This concept is in addition (and works in tandem) to my Advanced Mounts Overhaul Concept.

While this would create some concerns in regards to system resources, there are some mechanics below that could easily circumvent most issues and would help create a move viscous gaming experience for everyone and a more profitable gaming environment for ZOS.

TL/DR
I am suggesting that Mounts should stick around a player when the player dismounts and that mounts should have their own character menu which would allow for mount outfitting and additional functions.

This post will cover the following topics:

Mount-Stay Radius
Mount Menu
Mount Equipment Screen
Crafting Mount Equipment
Mount Costumes
Additional Enhancements

Mount-Stay Radius
When a player dismounts, their mount should hang around and not run off. The mount could have idle animations, like shaking its head, or eating grass. The player should be able to walk around the mount doing their own thing, but if they wander too far away (10 feet or so) the mount will run off.

To call the mount, the player will press H. The mount will then run to the player from a distance. A toggle-able “Automount” option would determine if the player climbs aboard the mount as soon as it is close enough or if the mount just stands nearby.

A mount should run away in fear if a player is ever dismounted or if the player engages in battle. While in battle, a player should not be able to call their mount. Mounts should never be autonomous enough fight alongside their owner.

If a player is dismounted, yet their mount has not yet ran away, and they press H, their character will make a clicking sound and the mount will trot up next to them. When next to the mount, players can climb aboard the mount by pressing E or they can hold down E to access the Mount Menu.

The Mount Menu
This Mount Menu is accessible by long-pressing E on the mount and would give the player the following options:

Command (Follow, Stay, Get): The Command list would primarily be used to toggle the mount to follow the player while the player is not actively riding the mount. This would allow players to have their mount follow them in much the same way a pet follows and would have the mount stay within the Mount-Stay radius. If the player somehow leaves the Mount-Stay radius while follow is toggled on, the mount would run away, per the usual mechanic, disregarding the follow toggle. This would be to prevent weird situations with the mount being stuck behind something while it tries to follow the player.

Stay and Get could also be commands. Stay could be used by players who wish to not have their mount run off right away. Perhaps the Stay command increases the Mount-Stay radius 3X for a limited duration. Get would dismiss the mount immediately by the player smacking the mount on the rear. The mount would then run off before dematerializing. The Stay command would have no impact on the skittishness of mounts. If a player attacks or is attacked, the mount Gets!

There could also be the option of a few additional commands, such as Bow, Rear, Stomp, Kick, pet, brush, and shoe commands which would pretty much be Mount Emotes.
Feed: If the player has the option to feed the mount a treat (as outlined in my thread Advanced Mounts Overhaul Concept), they could do so in the Mont Menu. Feed could be sold exclusively in the Crown Store, or could also be sold by in-game vendors or be craftable through the provisioning skills with recipes that are found around the world and/or sold in the Crown Store.
Equipment: Selecting Equipment from the Mount Menu would be an alternate way to access the Mount Equipment Screen.

Mount Equipment Screen
The Mount Equipment Screen would be an alternate Inventory Screen where the player sees their mount and the mount’s equipment instead of their own. There should be 4 Equipment slots for Mounts:

Saddle
Armor
Cargo
Blanket

And 3 slots for Accessories

Costume
Shoes
Bit & Bridle

The mount equipment screen should change, depending on the type of mount the player currently has selected. This screen shouldn’t reset when a different mount is chosen so players could equip their mount with one character and use that same equipment on that mount while playing a different character.

If a player has not reached the specific riding skill to be able to see the specific equipment on their mount, that equipment would not be viewable to that character and would not impact the mount’s stats while they are riding them. This would even be true if the mount is outfitted on another character with that equipment.

The Saddle, Armor, and Blanket are all different variations of that specific equipment type. Different styles could be offered so the player could outfit their mount with their specific style.

The Cargo equipment would primarily be for different saddle bags but could also be for banners, camping gear with bedrolls, weird mounted alchemy labs, stacks of books, pots, etc., all of which would be for the aesthetics of the mount and serve no actual function, or maybe they could…

The Costume Accessory should work much like equitable costumes work in ESO now, except they would be for mounts. Mount costumes could be found in future content releases.

The Shoes and Bit & Bridle would both add stat effects to the mount. Shoes could always add a speed effect and the Bit & Bridle could increase the mount stamina.

Crafting Mount Equipment
Adding a Saddle, Armor, Cargo, and Blanket crafting options would flesh out crafting in the game and ZOS could add additional Mount Motif books to both the game and the Crown Store. Each Crafting line would have to have multiple styles per motif for the different types of mounts available. Of course, ZOS could simply have multiple motifs so the Senche Breton Motif is different from the Guar Breton Motif which would different from the Horse Breton Motif.

The different equipment could be purchasable or craftable by using different crafting lines.

Saddle = Purchasable from the Stable.
Armor = Blacksmithing Crafting
Equipment = Woodworker Crafting
Blanket = Clothier Crafting

Blankets and Banners could be used in a similar manner to Guild Tabards with guild symbols, ZOS could also sell faction or in-game guild Blankets and Banners. Shoes and Bit &Bridle accessories cold also be sold by in game Stable Merchants.

Mount Costumes
Mount Costumes would serve much the same purpose as player costumes. To facilitate this there would have to be a Mount Costumes section added to the Collections menu. While each costume would be for a specific mount type, all mount costumes could be grouped together under this Mount Costume tab.

These would be full costumes for the mount that players can buy from the Crown Store. They could include flair or embellishments that are otherwise unavailable such as a molten lava armor costume with subsurface animation.

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Additional Enhancements
If the principals laid out in my Advanced Mounts Overhaul Concept are implemented the Saddle, Armor, Cargo, and Blanket equipment could have a positive or negative impact all available Riding Skills. This would give the player a lot of customizability with their mounts, making each mount entirely unique to that specific player. The stat effect from the Equipment could benefit the player’s riding skill taking a riding skill of 60 beyond that cap.

The only skill which couldn’t have a stat bonus based on mount equipment would be Capacity, not unless the Over-Encumbrance concept I outlined here (http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/162693/more-bags-and-encumbrance-crown-store-concepts ) were put into place.

Some of the Equipment could also impact the player abilities. For example, a miner’s Cargo pack could increase the distance a player will see a material node and could result in a higher yield.

Equipment enchanting could be used to enchant the different equipment that are used on the mount for different mount stat effects, much in the same way armor is enchanted now.

Since players would have additional riding skills using the Advanced Mounts Overhaul Concept, the points required to be able to see and equip the different equipment could depend on the points placed in one or multiple skills.

20 total points in Speed/Defense/Fortitude/Provocation allows player to see/equip Armor
20 total points in Stamina/Attack/Provocation/Compulsion allows player to see/equip a Blanket
20 total points in Capacity/Inspiration/Aquestrian/Determination allows player to see/equip Cargo
All players with any mount should be able to change or unequip saddles. This shouldn’t require any points to be added to any riding skill. Players should also be able to ride their mount without a saddle.

This Mount Tangibility system would provide players with additional crafting, additional gameplay mechanics, and additional options with which to reflect their own personal style. More importantly, these mechanics would provide ZOS with a handful of items that could be sold in the Crown Store.

All of this would create a very robust mount system but it would require a good deal of effort and retooling to make it work. Currently, the way mounts are implemented, they seem to be little more than character costumes that impact the speed of the character. This system would have to separate the character and the mount and would have to make the mount its own artifact within the game world. This would take some effort, but the benefits would be far reaching and continually profitable.

☆ A Need To Rest By Gidorick

I made the suggestion for an expanded rested-bonus system a few months back and noticed another recent suggestion that was similar so I thought I'd post a more thorough outline of the concept.

With the impending Rested XP bonus I've thought this would be a great opportunity to outline a concept that uses the Rested XP bonus as a foundation for a more complex, robust system.

It would be great if the Rested XP bonus is eventually enhanced to include more options than a simple XP boost. Some may prefer any of the following boosts over an XP boost for being “rested”.

Temporary Health Boost
Temporary Magica Boost
Temporary Stamina Boost
Temporary Recovery Boost (All recovery)
Temporary Damage Boost (All damage)
Temporary Critical Boost (All critical)
Temporary Defense Boost (Spell Resistance & Armor)

The boost type could be offered when the player logs back into the game or it could be randomly assigned. There are benefits to both. A random system would offer spontaneity of play. Allowing the player to choose, via an in-game menu, would allow players to better plan their gaming sessions.

The boost duration could be tied to the length of time a player is logged out. The longer the player is logged out the longer the rested bonus is active.

Barely Rested (Logged out for 2 hours = 10 minutes rested bonus)
Somewhat Rested (Logged out for 4 hours = 15 minutes rested bonus)
Properly Rested (Logged out for 6 hours = 20 minutes rested bonus)
Well Rested (Logged out for 8 hours = 30 minutes rested bonus)
Fully Rested (Logged out for 10 hours = 40 minutes rested bonus)
Extremely Rested (Logged out for 12 hours = 50 minute rested bonus)

Additionally, there could eventually be a tiered bonus for the method of rest:

Log-out (rest level 1 = +5% bonus)
Bedroll (rest level 2 = +10% bonus)
Camp (rest level 3 = +15% bonus)
Inn (rest level 4 = 20% bonus)
Home (rest level 5 = 25% bonus)

Since this suggestion is incorporating mechanics that are not currently in the game, the system could be built and implemented in phases.

Phase 1: Log-out & Inn options.

When a player logs out they receive the rest level 1 bonus of +5%.
When a player purchases a room at an inn for 10 gold, they receive the rest level 4 bonus of 20%.

Phase 2: Bedrolls & Camps.

If the player uses a purchased/crafted bedroll they receive the rest level 2 bonus of +10%.
If the player uses a purchased/crafted camp (tent/bedroll) they receive the rest level 3 bonus of +15%.

NOTE: Camps could include additional options such as Campfires on which to cook and a hitching post for a mount, giving players the ability to feed their horse while adventuring. Also, per normal TES rules, players shouldn’t be able to sleep in beds/bedrolls/camps that are not theirs.

Phase 3: Homes.

When homes are eventually released, a player using their home to rest could receive the rest level 5 bonus of 25%

Additional buffs

Temporary speed boost
Temporary gold drop boost

It would be nice if a speed boost always accompanied the rested status bonus. The speed boost could serve as a visual representation of the player’s rested bonus, visibly showing the player when their rested bonus expires. The boosted walking speed could be equal to the normal running speed and the booted running speed would then be proportionately faster than the normal running speed. The same type of speed boost could also apply to the movement of the player’s mount.

In addition to the stat boost and the accompanying speed boost, I think it would be fun to have a completely random & rare gold boost. This boost, unlike the stat and speed boost, could always be for the same amount of time and never last longer (10 minutes, for example). There could also be differing levels of gold multipliers with the player earning in 2X-5X the normal amount of gold gained from a gold drop. If the player receives this type of gold boost it would instigate a frenzied slaughtering of creatures for the duration of the boost and would be an enjoyable way to introduce a random and fun event within the game. If possible, this gold boost shouldn’t apply to quest-earned gold.

These additions to the resting bonus system would go a long way to making the ESO rested bonus a game mechanic and not just a passive boost for some players. Groups of raiders would want to make sure they were extremely rested before they set out on an adventure with their friends. A system such as this system would encourage daily play and would encourage those that play more frequently to have alternate characters. Additionally, it would benefit the roleplaying community and increase immersion while not being a big enough change in the stats to adversely affect the established game mechanics.

Heromofo · May 2015

I Agree To All (Explain Below)

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Please if you vote please explain the reason to your vote otherwise the vote does not have that much weight behind it.
If you cannot give a reason to your vote i ask you do not vote.

Thanks your pal
Heromofo

Tierbook · May 2015

Agree To Some of This And I will Explain Below (What You Like/Dont Like)

We don't need pet accessories....

Kalifas · May 2015

I Agree To All (Explain Below)

I like customizing stuff mainly when it is hands-on. But I could defintely get into a dark rich world such as this being grown-up and having it's smut, angst, and edge.

RazzPitazz · May 2015

I have a harder time voting on some of these ideas. The ideas are not bad, but the technical disadvantage to implimenting them can be severe. I want less bark and more bite if it comes down to it, though ESO is somewhat lacking in both departments atm. I will ruminate in this post and vote later.

MercyKilling · May 2015

I Disagree To All (Explain Below)

These "polls" are getting a bit much, and as such....I'm just automatically wanting to disagree with them out of principle.

However, I'm totally against pets. Didn't want them, had deleted them from my inventory, but suddenly Zenimax decided to give them all back to me.

I don't even own a mount. I see no need for one. (Yes, that includes the "extra storage space".)

The "dirty underbelly"? Pff. Players are so uptight, they freak out over more revealing armor suggestions. To actually have a "loose" barmaid in the game would likely cause brain aneurisms in some of them.

Gidorick · May 2015

Agree To Some of This And I will Explain Below (What You Like/Dont Like)

I would love to see the seedier side to Tamriel. We have started with outlaw dens, we could continue with prostitutes. There is, however, the concern for taste. Just as we will likely never partake in the slave trading of Argonians we probably shouldn't think that prostitution should be like it's real world counterpart.

In the Elder Scrolls there is a Prostitutes guild and there could be that presence in the game. Perhaps even allowing the player to join the guild and gain certain charisma-type skills. It doesn't have to be lewd but can be suggestive. I have some ideas how it could be implemented but honestly, none of them ever would be.

Could you imagine the outcry when a mother finds out little Timmy has been hustling himself as a Bosmer street-walker? lol.

If done tastefully, it would be a lot of fun and could open up some possible story trees to go into the Skooma trade.

Along that note... how frustrating is it that we live in a culture where having a guild of hired cold blooded assassins is nothing to bat an eye at but a guild of pleasure-workers would no-doubt lead to controversy?

Pet accessories... I would like only if it accompanied a system where we could apply skills to our pets, level them, and use them in combat.

Now.. MOUNT accessories. Boo yea! Check out my Tangible Mounts Advanced Concept thread. I suggest a way for ZOS to allow us to use mount equipment to actually outfit our mounts. On my 'to do' list has been taking some of the core concepts of the Tangible Mounts concept and apply them to pets.

Now, the concept you've outlined @Heromofo seems like it would be more like a "pet and mount creation" utility similar to the Character Creator. On that, I'm torn. conceptually, I like the idea, ESPCIALLY if we get more interactive pets and mounts but I don't think we should have open access to. Perhaps, using your concept players who buy a Banekin would be taken to a pet creator and they would be able to do things like... change horns or gender or color. Once the pet is created, it's locked and a player would have to buy another if they wanted a different variation.

This would work if players were allowed to have more pets active at once. I think up to 4 would be reasonable. Each additional slot is a cool 1000 Crowns though.

The only problem I see with this is that ZOS is already making money by offering the exact same model, but with different skins. Just look the Shornhelm Shepherd:

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and the Bravil Retriever
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Same dog... different color. They would have to revamp the pet system to where you buy a pet, you buy a "blank" of that pet type and then you buy skins, colors, whatever separately.

So players would have the following options right now (I made up some names so the sub-pet type wasn't the same name as the pet model):

Banekin
- Coldkind
Bantham Guar
- Sandywood
Cat
- Spotted
Dog
- Bravil Retriever
- Shornhelm Shepherd
Fox
- Fennec
Hound
- Alik'r Dune-Hound
Pony Guar
- Striated
Scamp
- Scavenger
Senche
- Striped Panther
Wolfhound
- Windhelm

When a player enters the Pet Creation screen perhaps the pattern of the fur is what is purchased and the colors are what the player changes. There could also be specific characteristics for each pet that can be changed such as ear size and length, snout nose, markings and scars. If done right it would be a really interesting system.

Heromofo · May 2015

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@Gidorick
Done and done bud i have added it all in

Yeah you get it through having a blank slate and building on it and then let them remake it as they want.

Alot of money to be made for them while adding in a personal touch.

@MercyKilling
I have many more to do bud and i enjoy doing them

They help my sanity. ..........

I would suggest not looking at them especially if your just disagreeing

Amsel_McKay · May 2015

I Disagree To All (Explain Below)

MercyKilling wrote: »

These "polls" are getting a bit much, and as such....I'm just automatically wanting to disagree with them out of principle.

However, I'm totally against pets. Didn't want them, had deleted them from my inventory, but suddenly Zenimax decided to give them all back to me.

I don't even own a mount. I see no need for one. (Yes, that includes the "extra storage space".)

The "dirty underbelly"? Pff. Players are so uptight, they freak out over more revealing armor suggestions. To actually have a "loose" barmaid in the game would likely cause brain aneurisms in some of them.

Thanks for writing this for me... I agree 100%

Deome · May 2015

I Agree To All (Explain Below)

One thing I've always approved of in TES is that the seedy underbelly--or, let's face it, seedy dashboard--exists in a tasteful manner, but has nothing to do with quests. For example, the Dunmer shopkeep in Anvil (Oblivion) who asks the Champion of Cyrodiil if they know the punishment for [edited by ZOS, strangely enough, so I'll describe it: doing something rather shameful with the honored remains of loved ones] in Cyrodiil; answer "500 septims," and the Dunmer delightfully exclaims "That's far less than in Morrowind!"

To be fair, though, a lot of this flavor already exists in ESO. I screenshot them all the time. Like the provisioner hireling who delivers molasses, but notes "This one wonders what the rest of the mole tastes like." And then there's the time M'aiq didn't realize he was pissing on Altmeri graves.

I just want these things to continue to be flavor.

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Improving On ESO S03E04) Underbelly Of ESO,Pet Accessories And A Need To Rest

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