Markytous wrote: »

When you enter a PVP zone, expect PVP.

Does getting ganked while you are loading in at a door count as PvP?

ArchMikem wrote: »

It's of my unprofessional opinion that the Crown Store cosmetics have begun to reach critical levels of immersion breakage.

I ran into a dancing Molag Bal, in the middle of town.

Meh,

Just tell yourself someone got drunk and starting casting illusion spells on themselves.

Would be really entertaining if the guards would start attacking you for looking like Molag Bal, like how the guards attack me for running around town as a Werewolf lol.

This Mayhem I've spend a decent amount of time protecting questers in IC as well as a bit in Cyro. Not as much as I usually do, because life's been lifeing on me. Needless to say, I'm team don't kill questers. I have in the past admonished other pvpers for killing questers.

To those PvPers I say: I'm sorry. You have a right to play your way.

This Mayhem I've accidentally killed two questers. Both of which responded by verbally abusing me. The first, we sorted it out. The second, just got uglier and uglier until I just ignored.

My ever-so-patient partner said: I think... you might have learned that not all questers are worthy of your protection. And they are right.

Will I still protect questers? Yes, I will. But the next one that lambastes me will simply get the following response: No crying in PvP.

And I have left this Mayhem with a greater understand of the complaints of PvPers that I didn't understand before.

ajkb78 wrote: »

darkriketz wrote: »

ArchMikem wrote: »

It's of my unprofessional opinion that the Crown Store cosmetics have begun to reach critical levels of immersion breakage.

I ran into a dancing Molag Bal, in the middle of town.

How many "members of the Great Houses of Morrowind" have I seen while playing ? Telvanni, Hlaalu and Redoran shouldn't be allowed names for played characters.

Why on earth not? They're perfectly cromulent names for in-world characters to have. Why would it be unreasonable for some little-known, never-going-to-inherit minor scion of House Telvanni to go off and seek their fortune as an adventurer? If you go to that level of nitpickingness it's entirely immersion-breaking to see hundreds or thousands of other (player) characters running around all of whom have also defeated Molag Bal in exactly the same way as you. Fortunately TES has the ultimate lore-preserving feature that it's all explicitly part of the creator's dream, so you can retcon this and literally everything else as you're inside a big dragonbreak where any and all versions of reality all coincide and interact, so when you see this *other* version of The Hero, it's just another version of you inside the creator's dream. Which, I suppose, it actually is...

A cromulent name embiggens even the smallest person.

Urzigurumash wrote: »

PureeEvil wrote: »

Urzigurumash wrote: »

Avran_Sylt wrote: »

Urzigurumash wrote: »

Let me repaste my most important point:

The different armor weights ought to be able to achieve a comparable level of overall defense and overall offense, through different means and at different resource costs.

Edit: also the Armor passives were revised more recently, remember when they added the Armor Penalties?

What do you mean by "different resource costs"? Then the one with the smallest resource cost with comparable damage comes out on top.

Med and Light have the Regen and Skill Cost modifiers, Windwalker and Evocation, Heavy has Constitution and Rejuvenation. Importantly, much like DK's passives Combustion and Battle Roar, Heavy's sustain only functions while in combat, whereas Medium and Light's function at all times, in fact they are stronger OUT of combat. This helps promote the Facetank vs Kite playstyle we would expect in Warrior vs Thief.

@PureeEvil Can you explain what you meant when you said Medium and Light's damage bonus doesnt work as well after 5k WD? How does Lights Pen and Crit Chance lose effectiveness with more WD after 5k?

I don't remember exactly at what value the increase in weapon power starts to give a smaller increase after 4000 or 5000. But yes, at some point, the increase in damage from weapon power becomes not 2.5% per 100 weapon power for example, but 1.5%.

So if I have 1000 WD and I add 500, I increased my WD by 50%. If I add an additional 500, I've increased it by only 33%. 500 after that, it's 25%. You mean like that?

something like that.

for example you get now nb lequdation, templar aedra, necro dd line or sorc stric or warden frost or pet line. when you in midle/light armor its work too hard. but when you get on havy armor you its compansate mising healing line and you can upt to 6500-7500 spd crit or % bufs from stuff.

I did about 3k surveys over the first few weeks console had addons, between 20-70 of each one so lots of time at each place. Lots of people did the same. With the many hours I spent "out in the world" and with an elevated number of other people there too, I saw 3 or 4 others, most of them also doing bulk surveys they probably wouldn't be doing if it wasnt for recent addons. I'd see questers occasionally if I went past towns but I very much doubt their game would be greatly impacted if they'd missed out on seeing me for the 3 seconds it took to race past. Nobody goes to survey sites except to collect surveys so why do they need to appear full?

And anyway the argument that surveys are needed to make the world look full is a very selective view, because we don't log on just to do surveys. If we didn't have to waste our time with them we would be out in the world doing things we actually enjoy instead, which is a far cry from detrimental to the game.

Being able to trade surveys is a great idea too, but how would that be any different to having an assistant doing them - there would still be massively more surveys being collected and it would have the same effect on mat prices. If any. There hasn't been any change on Playstation even with so many more surveys being done. Generally those of us who hoard surveys aren't the ones selling the mats. If you want to profit from them it's probably a good enough incentive to actually do them.

Either way, if I'm going to trade the surveys for (the cost of) 75% of the mats, why does it have to be to another player? Surely it's better for your argument if that other 25% is removed from the game rather than in the hands of another player.

I personally think a better solution is to be able to gather whole stacks in one go. People will still be out in the world and after the initial burst it would promote hoarding - you aren't saving any time if you do them as you get them.

Most of us don't really care what the solution is tho, we'd just like to see one!

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Kill them and when they send a hate whisper, respond with 'L' once and then watch them fume.