Huh, I noticed that I never got those two as well, and I've done a bunch. Those are the only two that never shoed up at any point.

I was chalking it up to bad luck, but considering that you've got the exact same two missing, I'm more inclined to suggest that they're AWOL

I'm missing the "watcher" and the "scamp" too.

thinkaboutit wrote: »

Yelling into the abyss here but I think ZOS needs to do something drastic to get people back.

1) Get rid of or nerf subclassing
2) Nerf arcanist to the ground
3) Bring back light attack weaving
4) Make chests/sacks (trial or not) have a very low but 'chance' to drop something cool.. (random motif mounts furnishing high tier crafting mats etc)
5) give the community some free content (overland, trial, dungeons) as a lure

6) hire skinnycheeks?

Apparently, ZOS actually had the opportunity to hire skinnycheeks, and they passed. He went through a very long interview process, so it seems he was serious about it and would have left his other job. Just mind-boggling, but also I guess not too surprising given other decisions ZOS has made.

For me, the event is just not enjoyable and engaging. The drop rate is a factor but more important is that the initial Solstice area was very light on quest content, took nowhere near as long to complete as previous new zones and then this event is just boring to grind. On top of that the GP rewards as far as pet and mount are not even ones I want in my collection much less actually use.

I am finding the WoW Legion Remix event and the new zone added in New World far more enjoyable than grinding this event and as a result I pretty much wasted my money on this season. I will not make that mistake with the next season, I fell for the marketing. I will not do that again. Once in a lifetime experience, but not in a good way.

The only real change we might see is one when they're back to active development cycles like they were up until what, skyrim parts? Instead of riding the old wave and focusing of maintenance to have stable income or even expecting growth for some reason, maybe they're really believe that marketing is more important than development still, I don't know. Their speech isn't anymore of any value without actions behind it, no matter new folks or old ones, it's the very same company.

I am hoping that after the Writing Wall event ends, they add Daily Writ crafting boards and the turn-in site to the Siege Camp location!
It would be a great place to do daily writs.

Prince Azah is like "oh no, not again..."

Rungar wrote: »

it was always garbage. Thats why eso has always been the least popular of all the big mmo's for a decade. Considering the franchise's potential they may have made some money but they havent really done well with it all things considered.

Most sources put ESO in the top 5 Fantasy MMORPG for player numbers.

Because they forgot to add them.