Best Of
Re: Enough with the Alinor furnishings
it's fine to dislike alinor furniture, but this seems more like just not caring about elder scrolls lore
I like Alinor furnishings. They are as good as anything in the game but if Alinor was a very closed society, according the lore you are accusing me of not caring about, I think the idea that they would be exporting not only across Tamriel but into Daedric planes is more than I’m going to swallow.
And we are not even talking about a piece or two here or there. The new Druid house may have Druid furnishings but the quantities are out of balance by multiples if not tens of multiples. Druids in my imagination wouldn’t want anything to do Alinor and their refined, urban sensibilities
Re: Enough with the Alinor furnishings
we already had an Alinor Greenhouse and High isle is super close to Summerset, it is not that strange to get more Alinor style greenhouses.
The house does use Druidic furniture
check out PTS or Futerko's video from this link ↓https://youtu.be/gEQMaV-Z9jk
Nocturnal* did not decorate in Alinor furnishings in Clockwork City.
There is a portal in Clockwork to the Evergloam with an Alinor style house.
There is no Daedric theater in West Weald that has Alinor furnishings.
Theatre of the Ancestors's entrance portal is at an Ayleid ruin in Blackwood.
The house itself is in the Colored Rooms which is Meridia's realm.
Meridia has been worshipped by Altmer and Ayleids so a house in her realm using both styles is again not that strange.
the Worm Cult furniture i agree is a odd with its branding, but i do like some of it so i do not mind it personally.
Thank you for all that but I’m sorry to say I’m still tired of seeing Alinor furnishings in homes and just like the high elves being in Solstice concocting feeble explanations only makes the incongruities more egregious. “If you have to explain it, you already failed.”
Re: The more I read lore, the more I hate the orcs.
Even if the author is 100% convinced that everything they wrote was true, can you rule out the possibility that the authors of some or many of those books, were there time periods equivalent of: Rigurt the brash, Lady Clarisse Laurent, Narsis Dren etc.
I feel especially sorry for whoever has to collate Rigurts work with the cultural exchange someday into a book, whenever Rigurt does a journal entry, rather than writing the date, every entry begins with Today.
I feel especially sorry for whoever has to collate Rigurts work with the cultural exchange someday into a book, whenever Rigurt does a journal entry, rather than writing the date, every entry begins with Today.
bmnoble
9
Re: This is how games die
Thumbless_Bot wrote: »I think SkinnyCheeks put it best with his commentary on u48 that we are all "screaming into the void". Zos isn't listening to anyone but themselves and they have shown they are, as I have said before, willing to ride this iceberg right down to the equator. LONG LIVE THE SPREADSHEET!
All these post about subclassing, hybridization, cyro, vengeance, battlegrounds, crafting, etc. are like talking to a matte white wall in the hallway. you likely won't get a response and, if you do, you should probably question where it's coming from.
Fun Fact: The same thing was being said about WoW Devs 10+ years ago. The same thing was being said on WoW forums. The same thing over and over and over. The same things are being said right now. How's WoW doing?
As for "we" ... that would be the vocal minority whose opinions we see. That isn't a relfection of the whole playerbase. People come to the forums to complain, it's why the internet exists it seems.
Want to know what "screaming into the void" looks like? Arguing with a RL that your build is perfectly viable and you can get the job done without issue, despite not speccing what the likes of SkinnyCheeks claim is the new "meta".
Re: PTS Update 48 - Feedback Thread for New Item Sets
I can't imagine looking at Velothi at +15% to EVERY TARGET, plus Minor Force, plus Penetration and concluding that they are remotely close to equivalent in power.
Like others have said, the current tuning needs to be doubled before we can talk about this Mythic being viable.
Like others have said, the current tuning needs to be doubled before we can talk about this Mythic being viable.
Re: stop with "accomplish a BG" in daily endeavors
spartaxoxo wrote: »Ishtarknows wrote: »Queuing for a BG without any attempt at gearing up for it or not attempting to perform the objectives should be looked upon the same as fake tanking or healing in dungeons. Fake queuing for PvP isn't fair on the rest of your team. Sure, as someone suggested the other team might get a quick, easy win (lucky them) but what about the team you're on?
I disagree. Fake tanking can be solved by using a single skill. Builds are things that require many hours of planning. It's reasonable to expect people have the basic skills. It's not reasonable to expect people have full kits and an total understanding of what they're doing before they have even started. There needs to be room to be bad at the game, especially at the beginning.
The game requires a completely different skill set to PvE vs PvP, it's not as simple as slapping on one skill in the flex spot on your bar.
You don't need a full PvP set up. Having more than 18k health is the bare minimum for starters! Wearing PvE tank gear will give you more than one hit's chance of actually helping your team etc. It's just putting a little bit of effort in. No food and all light armour is akin to griefing.
Re: stop with "accomplish a BG" in daily endeavors
If ZoS had working MMR system those „fake PvPer“ would just fight other „fake PvPers“ and real PvPers would fight real PvPers not getting useless teammates and everyone could have fun (except the players farming PvErs than zerging the rest).Ishtarknows wrote: »Queuing for a BG without any attempt at gearing up for it or not attempting to perform the objectives should be looked upon the same as fake tanking or healing in dungeons. Fake queuing for PvP isn't fair on the rest of your team. Sure, as someone suggested the other team might get a quick, easy win (lucky them) but what about the team you're on?
Iriidius
1
Re: stop with "accomplish a BG" in daily endeavors
This isn't a debate about whether CP is important; we don't care.
What's happening is that player skill is supposed to be measured by MMR, but it doesn't work properly.
And this thread is intended to explain to ZOS that daily activities that require participating in a BG (without necessarily winning it) don't only bring positive results.
What's happening is that player skill is supposed to be measured by MMR, but it doesn't work properly.
And this thread is intended to explain to ZOS that daily activities that require participating in a BG (without necessarily winning it) don't only bring positive results.
Xarc
1
Re: stop with "accomplish a BG" in daily endeavors
DenverRalphy wrote: »
Don't be a fool who doesn't know.
Logically, CP reflects a player's seniority (except in the rare cases of multiple accounts).
There will always be some smart aleck who will come and whine, saying that seniority in no way reflects level. But we have to stop being stupid and always wanting to have the last word, at some point.
There is nothing more stupid than taking isolated cases and making a generality out of them.
being bad ofc no.
BUT waiting on the ledge and then suddenly jumping in without attacking and letting himself be killed? I call that "not caring."
Being bad would mean he at least took a chance. But that's not the case.
Xarc
1
Re: Feedback on Huntsman's Warmask Mythic
The current value of 8% damage to my perspective is not much better than minor berserk's 5%. If we combine Minor Berserk 5% (say Slimecraw) with Malacath's 16% I could just wear those to get to 21% leaving the Huntsman mythic in the dust---it definitely comes across as weak and needs some kind of a differentiator or stronger concept to make it stand out from the pack of other mythic items.
