it appears we all believe our favourite class needs their refresh the most

BardokRedSnow wrote: »

these posts are so funny lol every time i check groupfinder there's over a dozen different groups running around. Or I make one and it fills up in seconds.

Try checking in the early morning. Not nearly as many groups, if any at all.

Tandor wrote: »

Such things are fine in single player offline games, but in mutiplayer online games they simply lead to players spending more time in private instances with the result that new players log into an apparently empty world with the result that they move on.

Many zones in ESO feel empty of players anyway just due to the large amount of zones available.
Personally I don't feel it would cause any harm to say for example growing Columbine, Mountain Flower, and Bugloss at your home to create tri stat potions. These were generally given away free in daily rewards ( I assume it's no different with the new tomes system) so it also wouldn't create an unfair advantage.

I feel it also leans into the whole tamriel is your home vibe that the new management seem to be focusing on with wide range quality of life updates.

Maybe this idea will never see the light of day, however more options to housing outside of decorative and crafting stations wouldn't go a miss.

Gardening would indeed be fun to have in our homes.

Besides ESO i play infinity Nikki and Palia which both have gardening in their housing, it is nice to grow your own materials.
They also both have fishing in housing, wish for that in ESO too.

Tandor wrote: »

Such things are fine in single player offline games, but in mutiplayer online games they simply lead to players spending more time in private instances with the result that new players log into an apparently empty world with the result that they move on.

i mentioned Palia in my comment, it is multiplayer and whilst it is smaller than ESO i have not encountered your hypothetical problem.

I think it's a one-and-done thing ...well, until the Night Market reappears and you can choose a different faction.

Warden is most likely in full swing if not nearly done and the sorc certainly already in planning and conceptional stage so... these things most likely take months to animate so...

jad11mumbler wrote: »

Give me one valid reason why ZoS should exclude “normal” casual players from enjoying the market.

It's not.

Normal, casual players can group up and take it on just as any other players can.

It's meant to be a difficult group zone.

I am a normal casual player, that has always been playing with gamepad and can complete the content and have fun with a a one bar main build / sets that havent changed since high isle came out...

I think the vast majority of players I meet in the nightmarket are your casual players you meet everywhere else in the game tbh.

I often get the impression mostly what is preventing people from content is not their lack of skills but because of their fear they dont even try...