Ancient Nord Prayer Wheel Frame, Four-Faced 25,000g

LadyLethalla schrieb: »

Idk why they make coats that hug the backs of the thighs. I'm reasonably sure that no one in Tamriel has invented polyester or any other kind of man-made (or mer-made) fabric that would cause a static effect, so why, for smeg's sake, don't the tails just hang. STRAIGHT. DOWN.

I agree, but I'm guessing the coat issue is tied in with the reason we don't have capes in this game. They had some in the early development, but had to remove them because they crashed the game. The engine couldn't handle them.

I remember skill changes that I had to adapt to as well.

I remember when Snipe was moved to the top of the bow skills and Poison Arrow moved to the bottom.

Due to a bug (maybe a bug), I had to regrind Poison Arrow and Venom Arrow. Pain in the butt, however I didn't really need to do anything I didn't want to do to regain that - I spent the time farming for mats and exploring, which was slower than outright grinding but my preferred way of gameplay.

If there was a non-PVP way to regain Rapids the same way, I might even be amenable to adapting this time. If I personally considered the process of regaining them fun, I probably wouldn't be vocal about my distaste for the change in the first place. But the core point of playing ESO is to have fun, relax, enjoy the game - for some that includes a competitive spirit - playing ESO shouldn't feel like a chore. The other reason why I haven't spent my time arguing here is because when I do get in to play ESO I try and have fun, and that mostly involves exploring the world on my main or doing writs on my alts and for the moment I am able to live without Rapid Maneuver but not necessarily adjust well to the lack of it because muscle memory still reminds me that it is gone whenever I am on an alt.

Is it impossible for me to adapt to this one as well? Maybe not. I have 75 days to decide for certain, but I really do not like how this change was implemented and how they responded to its criticism. It isn't too late to compromise.

LadyLethalla schrieb: »

starkerealm schrieb: »

LadyLethalla schrieb: »

Idk why they make coats that hug the backs of the thighs.

Animations. I'm fairly sure. The game doesn't support full cloth physics, which is why we don't have capes. I'm not 100% sure, but I suspect the flaps use pre-set animations. Those animations don't exist for flowing coats (or would be very obviously fudged if they were), so the skirts of our coats stick to our legs. Which looks terrible as well.

Meh I'm sure they could have them hang straight down and just not move more than the damn flaps...
Come to think of it, it bugs me when armour flexes too, with movement. Picky, I know...

No, I hear it. I mean, I think you could probably fake the coat skirts with standard animation loops, and very few players would ever know the distance. I even thing you could probably get some really dynamic visuals that way, but the decision has been to fuse them to the character's legs. Which look good when you're standing still, but look bizarre when you're moving or crouching.

Yes create a vendor that holds crowns like deposit and seller sets a price. Other player can buy the crowns for gold.

That way ALL items in the crown shop become buy able, even non giftable items.

Stinkyremy schrieb: »

ZamanShah schrieb: »

Hi All.
This shows, there is no 100% safe method of gifting crowns.

ahhh yes there is!
They purchase product, gift to you, you pay.

And what if you're the one gifting? How is this safe? They could just choose to not pay you the gold.

It would be cool if they copied Warframe's trading system in some way for crowns. It requires both players to be of a certain level, have 2FA enabled, both should be present at a kiosk, both pay a tax depending on the items they trade.