IntenseRenegader schrieb: »

redspecter23 schrieb: »

If you wanted to remove the ability to prebuff by set swapping specifically, I could get on board with that. If you're suggesting that all forms of buffing before combat be removed, I'd suggest you won't likely find that to be a popular option.

What you're asking for would...

- remove the ability to cast rapids for any effect unless you're in combat
- same thing with race against time
- already mentioned but key buffs like crit surge, leeching strikes, etc. could not be applied until combat has started
- cloak is great to get out of combat, but sometimes you want to use it before it starts
- I'm sure there are a ton more game breaking examples

i have never played pvp. what im talking about is pre buffing with sets like jorvulds and moondancer before trial bosses.

not to mention this particular cheese is pc exclusive, and cant be done on console, again creating (an already big) powercreep which is not healthy

As there is no interaction between PC and console any power discrepancies matter none. Using pre-buffs or not is a choice players get to make. It isn't power creep to take advantage of an ability others decide to ignore.

Borderline there but Strident Springs will always be my main love. Honestly we need a lot more spaces in these houses for guests/pets.

Abnur Tharn is certainly an enjoyable character, especially when being riled by Lyris.

However, Cadwell has to be a firm favourite of mine, dear old John Cleese voices him so splendidly - but then I'm a bit biased being British and having enjoyed Cleese's humour since my adolescent years when some of us used to perform his sketches locally, having been hooked on the radio program "I'm sorry I'll read that again" which ran from 1964 to 1973 and has only recently been repeated. It led to various other shows including, ultimately, Monty Python. So for me, it's Cadwell.

I doubt we need a poll to tell Zos what so many threads have already said. The poll is pretty much useless if Zos is not heading the sound logical message some of us have presented.

I have never understood how Zos can do such a great job with storytelling, world-building, and add some of the details to ESO that make this game stand out from the rest, yet low budget games like Neverwinter [snip] This is one of those areas where ESO is put to shame by Neverwinter.

All that needs to be done to make this safe and give Zos control over what can be gifted/traded is a token system. What we buy from the crown store is a token that can be traded via the crown store which is completely safe. The idea is fabulous in its simplicity If a player still chooses to trade the token directly with another player, even a complete stranger, and gets scammed that is their problem.

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I wish last week we'd known how many prayer wheels to buy to fill that frame. I only bought one

While we wait for a ZOS fix, the new Markarth achievement body paint and Ancestral Reach Greatsword complement the Timbercrow Wanderer pretty well.

If only November came sooner ...