It's hilarious that they do their flight phase no matter what. In early arcs it is possible to nuke them during the first ground phase. So they go flying with zero HP, and die instant when touching the ground again. While the fight is technically won the player still needs to survive the mechs of the flight phase.

BagOfBadgers wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

BagOfBadgers wrote: »

Never had a problem with them. It's getting all to common for people to ask that content that's reasonably difficult and needs skill, gets made easier because of a them issue (I'm considered disabled as I have the use of between 1 and 1 and half hands, depends on the day + other things that keep my life “interesting”).

Sorry if this comes off Elites, but I enjoy a challenge and I don't what to say it, but "if I can do do it so can you".

I find it admirable that you are able to defeat these Dragons and that you enjoy the fights. But to clear things up, I am not asking that they change the mechanics of the fights in any way. I just want a bigger space to fight them in.

I can do it, so why can't you?

In a perfect world we could all do everything everyone else can. But this is not the case.

DenverRalphy wrote: »

Since you used the fire dragon as your example in the OP..

During flight phase, you have the same amount of room to stand in at the edge of the arena in both Sunspire and IA. In sunpsire, the arena has the added molten lava pools tossed into the mix, IA you do not. In SS you have Atros to fight in the arena while the dragon is on the ground, in IA you do not.

Character combat placement in both SS and IA are exactly the same mechanic. If you're familiar with SS, follow the exact same mechanic in IA.

I referred to the Dragons in Elsweyr and Sunspire to show that these are always given much larger areas to fight them in. Being cramped onto a small platform that gives the player very little room to maneuver is something I think they need to take a look at. Plus we need to take into account that players can only run the IA solo, with a companion or with one other player. Solo players are at a disadvantage with these fights, but since it's a valid way to play the IA it needs to be considered.

This is my feedback. Others may agree or disagree which is their prerogative, but having a different view does not change or negate mine.

DenverRalphy wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

DenverRalphy wrote: »

Asking for a bigger space to fight actually is asking for them to change the mechanics. The dragons have a very limited arsenal of skills, none of which do any appreciable amount of damage or can't be blocked/avoided. The tail or wingslap is pretty much the only reliable weapon in its arsenal. Expanding the platform would effectively turn the knockback into little more than a nuissance. You're essentially asking to nullify the mechanic.

Dragons are in huge outdoor areas in Elsweyr and have a much larger area to fight them in Sunspire. This doesn't diminish their skills or power there.

And in Sunspire those wingslaps can kill you instantly.

And in Sunspire we are there with 11 other players. Not on our own in a very small area that leaves very little room for the player to maneuver.

DenverRalphy wrote: »

Asking for a bigger space to fight actually is asking for them to change the mechanics. The dragons have a very limited arsenal of skills, none of which do any appreciable amount of damage or can't be blocked/avoided. The tail or wingslap is pretty much the only reliable weapon in its arsenal. Expanding the platform would effectively turn the knockback into little more than a nuissance. You're essentially asking to nullify the mechanic.

Dragons are in huge outdoor areas in Elsweyr and have a much larger area to fight them in Sunspire. This doesn't diminish their skills or power there.

As a Templar player, I'll be patient and wait for the reworks to reach my class. ZOS is going to stick to the order that was shown in the January Seasons Direct, I highly doubt that the community can demand it to be changed:

SilverBride wrote: »

I've tried that and still got knocked off.

You need to time it. Start blocking when it starts raising its wing. At least that is usually working for me.

I love your idea of a crafting table. It could even have all the furnishing plans listed and the ones you don't know be in grey instead of their appropriate color.

BagOfBadgers wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

BagOfBadgers wrote: »

Never had a problem with them. It's getting all to common for people to ask that content that's reasonably difficult and needs skill, gets made easier because of a them issue (I'm considered disabled as I have the use of between 1 and 1 and half hands, depends on the day + other things that keep my life “interesting”).

Sorry if this comes off Elites, but I enjoy a challenge and I don't what to say it, but "if I can do do it so can you".

I find it admirable that you are able to defeat these Dragons and that you enjoy the fights. But to clear things up, I am not asking that they change the mechanics of the fights in any way. I just want a bigger space to fight them in.

I can do it, so why can't you?

Because we are not you? If we were you then you would not be you and thus you couldn't do anything because you are not us and if you were us then you would not be you and thus you couldn't do it.

This falls into "is this really something to prioritize?" category for me. As I already guessed, the next complaint would be about getting leads again you already deleted.

I don't find it that hard to ignore leads I'm not interested in, even if the list is long.