Also Steam achievements would be cool!

I am so tired of back to back events. Spread them out so they actually feel like something fun and special again.

They'd have to up the number of collectibles that can be placed in houses. I'm at the limit in my main house and if the stations had been collectibles I'd have been a bit stuck over what to do. Most of my other houses are maxed on collectibles as well so I wouldn't be able to place the stations anywhere I (or my guild) would want to use them.

Yeah the endeavors have always varied a bit, though they varied a lot more (and seemed a bit more generous) when the system was newer, and during the 10 year anniversary celebration.

For a while now it's just been 10 or 15 for the daily, and around 220-250 for the weekly iirc. Imo, they are kind of moving away from offering anything interesting via the older reward systems (login rewards and endeavors) in favor of golden pursuits now.

Also, see https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Endeavors for a list of all the different endeavor rewards that have been offered, if curious!

karthrag_inak wrote: »

Gabriel_H wrote: »

karthrag_inak wrote: »

Gabriel_H wrote: »

That's a lot of words to simply say you can't answer the question. Try again:

"With the power of subclassing at your command, you have options to play your way like never before."

So by all means tell me how a DD can play how they want - doing max damage - and a tank/healer does the same when there is now a serious drop in the DD's damage mitigation?

Where do high-end raid leads impose that burden?

On the DDs or the tanks/healers?

Edit: Oh and just for the record I have zero issues running my un-subclassed un-meta Templar tank in any content. So that problem you think I have is sadly a figment of your imagination.

No no no, you are confused. This is not the case of a player being unable to play how THEY want to, it's players not playing how YOU want them to.

Is that sufficiently terse?

Way to miss the point. /facepalm

My complaint is players are not able to play how THEY want because the system so grossly favours min/maxing that OTHERS won't let them.

LOL. "others won't let them"? Who? Their mommies? The IRS? Santa Claus? Who is stopping players from playing how -they- want?

I think there's this idea that there are fascistic raid leads dominating their teams. From my experience, for people learning and teaching the harder content, they don't want to bring sub par builds into content because they respect each other and want to do the best possible DPS or tanking or healing. I fully understand that these trifectas were cleared with much lower DPS, I don't think people dispute that. Not all of us are on that level though and having higher burn helps kill things faster, leaving less time for your tank to miss a block, taking pressure off your healers etc.

That level of forcing builds is something, I think, that seems more prevalent in pug runs and stuff. That kind of toxic stuff doesn't happen, in my experience, alot in groups where we've come together to cooperate and coordinate to achieve a goal. In that setting, we all want to do the best we can, and there's room for differing opinions and discussions on what the best path ahead is.

lostineternity wrote: »

It was your choice. You should have been reading the quests.

Good luck when someone is speed running a dungeon and pulling you to bosses.

spartaxoxo wrote: »

Quests having lasting impact on your game and the choices mattering is what makes them more immersive and memorable. So, I don't think that it should all be repeatable, personally.

The quests will still have lasting impact. The way I see it, the quest can only be repeated if you use a special, perhaps hard-to-get item, to travel back in time to either a) re-do your choices (reset the quest chain, maybe a dragon break type of event); or b) just re-experience a memory (keep final choice as is). So players who don't choose to do it will have no change to their game.