They are all pretty meh, but Bastians I hate because it likes to pull extra mobs or aggro things you didn't intend. Companions in general are pretty meh functionally besides roleplay.

Same problem on console, but here, at least for me, it's worse. I completed the dailies on 40 characters and received a total of 3 surveys, all for jewelry crafting. All 40 of my characters have maxed out crafting professions with all traits researched. We on console waited 2 weeks for the latest update to have the same known bugs on PC....

These things have really epitomised the move away from Chapters to the new Season model.

Basically, “Where is the content?”

Feeling very shortchanged so far this year.

Mathius_Mordred wrote: »

The simple solution is this: For every service, such as this and social media, you use a fake account. Create an online persona that is made up. Every single detail you give is fake. You can use a heavily disguised PayPal account to pay for stuff, too.

The problem is governments don't like fake personas. The UK's Online Safety Act forces any website wanting to do business in the UK to collect the ID from UK citizens, to make sure they are of appropriate age, and the EU is already watching eagerly.

Most of the class masteries need to be relooked at, the IA class sets too while we're at it.

tomofhyrule wrote: »

...except for the fact that ZOS devs have said that people hoarding stuff is one of the biggest problems and they're struggling to keep up with the data as it is.

There's a reason that they changed the mail timers, and the guild trader timers, and have been trying to pare down redundant things here and there throughout the game. Enabling more hoarding is the opposite of their goal.

But the hoarding as a common disorder among CRPG players is enabled by ZOS. When the weekly endeavours are "do 10 trials with your guild", "Win 10 BGs in your underwear" and "dig up 20 treasure maps" you want to be prepared.

Same for consumables, everyone knows we gamers tend to save them for that one tight situation that never comes, and end up with hundreds if not thousands of potions at the end of a 100 hours game. Well, an MMO never ends...

Why have non-vendorable potions as login rewards in the first place, and why do they stack only to 200? Poisons can stack to 1000, so the stack number in the database is at least a signed 16 bit integer that can hold 32k, yet ZOS chose to rather have us hoard 160 stacks of 200,

class identity has been long gone for a lot longer then subclasses came about WEAPON/GUILD skills and then SCRIBED skills had taken over just about EVERY CLASS wearing THE SAME SETS , using the SAME SKILLS that CLASS really had no identity outside of class buffs

@Freezbeez you asked if you could safely hold Auctions, I was merely pointing out that payment for items sold at any Auction held in the next two weeks would be the biggest issue to track.

I know at some of our Auctions, items we sell go for many, many millions, that would be my biggest worry, if that is not yours then why would you be worried about holding one?

Isobel Veloise for tanking seems to work for me and I have Mirri be my healer

At least more 60 slot boxes to replace the 30s would be nice. I'd like to see even larger home storage though, with transmutes and stickerbook it did help being able to decon old sets easier. There are 100s of sets but really only a dozen or so are really used.