Yeah something's gotta give.

The gap between base game dungeons and DLC's has become a chasm.

Aylish wrote: »

Not even tri pots this month.

What the Hell? I took another look and you are right. I use Tri pots on a lot of builds due to they are good and have lots of them setting in the bank and storage.

LunaFlora wrote: »

it was very cheap, its price was 400(320 with +) in the past according to its UESP page
https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Alik'r_Dune-Hound
From when it was available in the store March 17, 2015 - June 3, 2017.
i think it got added to the level up advisor after that.

Yes most people have it,
But i have occasionally seen people say they choose to play with only 1 character and that can include people that started playing a decade ago.

My issue isn’t that most players already have it, nor is it inherently problematic that it’s available for purchase. The real problem is how damaging this can be for new players. Imagine someone just starting out—they see a pet in the Crown Store, notice it costs 500 crowns, and decide to buy it. Only later do they realize they could have earned that exact pet simply by playing the game. Honestly, I think there should at least be a clear warning to prevent this kind of situation.

Bro, you should know by now as soon someone activates HM and you did not agree to it theres 2 choices leave or stay. earlier i was going to ask if you generally were calling yourself fake because you had much to learn still but were a real tank but thought i would drop it there. in the end fake tank is fake tank and there should be no sympathy for the devil or his advocate

darkriketz wrote: »

licenturion wrote: »

darkriketz wrote: »

Imagine, you're playing a ten-years-old MMORPG, Because right now all I see is just an random refusal to give players small pleasures and trinkets.

They shifted the collectable rewards to events and pursuits the last years apart from a few exceptions.

Which means they make us pay (with our time or a digital currency, the Endeavours) for something that was generously given for free before.
And you're ok with that ? Because in the end, it only makes more things paid with our time and digital currency (achievements rewards and archeology items existed before this shift) and less things freely given to reward the players' loyalty. What's the point of coming back to TESO again and again if the ones in charge don't thank players for that with pleasing items, because they believe your loyalty is unconditionally given to them ?

I just stated a fact. I didn't say anything about how I feel about it in my post.

Of course, I would rather have decent login rewards instead of lacklustre stuff.

I don't think 'rewards' should be the reason for playing the game though. The gameplay, the community and the world of Tamriel should be the reason. The rest is just a bonus.

I wonder how many times over the years I've read or heard (videos) about listening to their fanbase...

I agree with this.

While I do understand that they aren't going to want to give away apex rewards or entire DLCs for free (and they shouldn't as a common thing) it would be nice to get a little something in the daily rewards.

A flower furnishing plan (so that you can make more if you want them), a small non-combat pet. A mount.

Something like these every once in a while (doesn't even have to be *every* month)

Because while daily rewards absolutely can help new players, I feel they are meant to keep *everyone* coming back, and the new players will quickly run out of need for most of the stuff given away.

At least allow us to sell/give away the stuff we do get! I know people are always talking about tri-pots, and i have stacks of the daily rewards! It would be nice to give them to someone that could use them instead of just destroying them.

SilverBride wrote: »

The nicer rewards should be for actually playing, which is what they have done with the Golden Pursuits.

I agree. I did qualify my statement that I inferred the daily login rewards to be an added incentive, as in a little extra.

For the most part I agree that the GPs are ok for rewarding play. That said, however, both the GPs and the endeavors have lots of room for improvement

The reward fits the activity required to earn it. It's free stuff for doing nothing but logging in.