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Nefernefer wrote: »

I normally play a tank for dungeons and such, but for solo and pvp content, as well as some world events, will change to more of a dps role. The problem is that upon changing my loadout, I'll often forget to change my role from DPS to Tank, or the other way around. It would be great if your group content role choice would also be saved with an armoury loadout and changed when you change everything else. Is this a popular enough idea that it could be changed?

https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info3901-ArmoryRoleSwitcher.html
(also available on console)

Bubosh wrote: »

spartaxoxo you can always leave the grp, find yourself own ppl to run these for quests or simply try another queue. That rly shouldn't be a excuse to introduce a full out new solo mode for dungeons which would split the players right now even further to a negative outcome of the queue as is said. There is enough of ways to handle this named problem of you but that's up to zos (vote kicks etc.) as I also said you can do it in games where you have a healthy pop and queues but that's not a thing in eso atm and denying that would be just yeah whatever I guess

I HAVE left the queue when I want to hear stories. And so have many others. That's the entire problem with the queues. The solution to "activity finder group queues are awful experiences which has made queue times awful," isn't to tell the people who are still there to get out. It's to address the concerns of the playerbase.

These are two big concerns.

People who want to farm and people who want to hear the stories are flaming each other and making each other completely miserable because they have two competing and exclusive goals that make each other's experience worse.

The rewards for grouping are no longer interesting.

The best way to solve this is to make a story mode so those players have an actually good experience with the dungeon, especially new players. And then you add more rewards into the group play experience. IMO

People are much happier to go fast if they all want to do is farm rewards.

Or ZOS can continue to let players farming transmutes push new people out in droves because all they want is to hear the story. That's obviously working out so well. /S

Some of the most successful multiplayer games have healthy communities because they ensure that everyone can enjoy the group stuff. And that includes ensuring people who want the stories can hear them. Whether that's gating progress, implementing cut scenes that have to be unanimously skipped, or solo modes. They don't let one group ruin the experience for the other.

I use Skinnycheeks for DPS builds and Hyperioxes for Tank/Solo builds.

As for subclass builds in trials, yeah they're effective. Obscenely effective. If it's one of the current meta builds, absurdly and obscenely effective.

1) I think companions should be totally sync'd, rapport, quest progress, etc. Option to reset their story if you want to replay it. Furthermore, lock the rapport at cap, I don't want to worry about picking the wrong bug around my companion, or entering a thieves den. I saved their life / solved their worldly problems, and they are still going to get annoyed at me over that? It's not like negative rapport at that point withdraws the perk they give you.
2) Agree
3) Green should not be slottable, entirely passive, and be persistent through the armory builds. Make it 50,000 gold to reset. That way you are locked in, it is the cost of the Green tree. Perk - It has no slots, Unperk - It's meant to be quasi permanent.
4) For most, it's a non-issue.

I’m currently using the Marshwood ramp for access whilst I decorate. You can even walk up the lower section which has no steps but I’m still trying to think of a way to integrate it whilst being functional.