PureeEvil wrote: »

why we have "agree" button but havent

KiltMaster wrote: »

If you pay any attention to the PTS you would see they are planning to rework that set.

you say they want to fix ROA but they consider endless fury to be normal? That's right, I've planned to cut off eso+. If they touch ROA before all the sorc skills, I won't give them a single cent. as for me, they should also refund the money for the dlc if they do anything else with this set, or give some cops. They don't really think that their brilliant storyline and dungeons can sell anything.ROA is probably one of the most successful sets in terms of sales. It sells DLCs and subscriptions. Solstice doesn't sell anything, and no one needs it.

Huh? Out of all the issues you pick the worst value execute in the game that has already been nerfed to have its duration cut in half? I don't know what your beef is with endless fury, there's better skills to slot both in PvP and PvE... If you're regularly dying to endless fury I would probably focus on improving yourself instead of trying to get a mediocre skill nerfed by the developer. Rush of Agony on the other hand is considered problematic by a large majority of PvP players, so it seems more relevant to adress that on the forums; In the 11 years I've been around you're the first I've seen complaining about Endless Fury.

Aside from the fact you're derailing someone else's thread with your misplaced grievances which is probably not the purpose of the forums. Let's stay on topic.

6 runs? crikey i i must have done that 100 times and still haven't got all the bits.

in case this is news to you.. RNG isn't Random in this game... im afraid you have to just keep running. its better now its curated but the bit that you want is still guarenteed to be the last bit you need.

looking at you zen's daggers.

Has anyone seen one of those turtles yet? I don't they've appeared in Xbox EU yet. Must be on the endangered list

ESO_player123 wrote: »

shadoza wrote: »

ESO_player123 wrote: »

shadoza wrote: »

ESO_player123 wrote: »

shadoza wrote: »

ESO_player123 wrote: »

shadoza wrote: »

ESO_player123 wrote: »

A bit no to that. If a player does not want to use CP they already have an option to not assign points.

Yes, they could. I am playing a character that is not using CP to boost combat or survival. It is not easy to avoid using advantages that are at the hand.

How would you address the issue of some players getting built up in power to the point of over-powering the game content?

Whatever the solution to easy overland will be, making CP not account wide is not it. No one is going to slow level 12 toons before they can truly join harder content. I big draw of ESO is that a player can create multiply toons to their specification/background story/whatever drives a player to create yet another toon. If I had to slow level all my 13(?) toons to where I'm right know 2.8k + CP, I would simply have never done that and quit the game a long time ago.

I think I do not understand the need to create extra characters only to speed level. If this is, indeed, a thing players do, Let us purchase raw character levels in the crown store. Then there would be no need to disrupt those playing in overland (opposed to those that are just speed-leveling through it.) Is that something you could agree with? A scroll of instant level 50 for your new character? To balance that, perhaps offer a character reset scroll that would return a character to point zero as if newly created. (I like this idea as I do delete and create characters to have a fresh play through experience.)

No. Enough of stuff is sold in Crown Store already. No need to give level 50 for real money. Besides, people create alts for various reasons, but I doubt "speed leveling" is one of those reasons.

Also, I think that making CP non account wide will not solve your issue with high level players coming and one shotting whatever you are fighting. People would make less alts and stick to one toon only and level only it. So, you still will be seeing 2k + players next to you.

What if instead of selling it in the crown store, it is sold for gold at the specialty markets in game?

I am not saying the speed leveling is a reason to create an alt. I am saying that the reason there is speed leveling is BECAUSE people create new characters and want them to be at the same level is their old characters.

Leveling to 50 is not difficult with all the events and double XP scrolls. No need to sell it for any currency.

I do not understand what this "speed leveling" you are talking about has to do with your issue of high level players interfering with your kills. One toon with 2K+ CP or many alts with same 2K+ CP does not affect your issue. A player can play only one character at a time, so you are going to see 2K+ CP next to you all the same.

Perhaps you do not understand because you are not familiar with the term. I didn't create the term, so allow me to define it as I understand it. Speed runs done for the experience. Usually one CP2k+ player dragging lower level characters through delve, public dungeons, and Dark Anchors. How it regards interference with standard play is that the high level player kills everything quickly. Agroing everything in the dungeon or in the quest area to kill with AOE at once. This leaves the quest field or dungeon empty of foes. One must wait 5 minutes for bosses to spawn again. By that time, in dungeons, the group has rotated back. Anything I am fighting is one-hit. Boss is one-hit. Dark Anchors last only a few seconds. If it were possible to purchase a 50-level scroll, there would be no need to farm experience in the overland standard play areas with an over-powered leading a group.

I ask these folks why they do this. Their response is 'speed leveling' alts so they can play more challenging content sooner. A level scroll would eliminate the need to being in lower level areas as they would have instant leveling.

You mentioned only delves, public dungeons, and Dark Anchors, so I will talk only about them in my response.

Gaining experience through public dungeons and delves is slow comparing to other methods. So, most likely, if you see a 2K+ CP player one shotting everything, they are on their way to a boss because they want a lead or doing a daily (in a newer area). Unless someone in doing rounds in Glenumbra public dungeon. Then, they are farming a lead from trash mobs.

The main place for speed leveling at Dark anchors is Alik'r. If you do not want speed level your toon, why are you there? There are many other places to do Dark Anchors if you want to do them slow.

If the need to level alts to 50 is eliminated, there will be other reasons to speed through the areas you mentioned.

Yes the experience awarded is not good. The rewards are not good either. But, remember, I asked the players who were doing this, 'what benefits do you gain.' They replied, 'experience.' This is what they told me. You may have other ideas; however, I only have the reasons provided to me by the players I encountered.

I am not addressing players that go through a dungeon alone to get a 'thing' or complete an achievement.
I am addressing the groups that run through dungeons (Public and Delves,) dark anchors, and quest areas killing everything in a rinse-repeat fashion. I understand there are some bad actors in the gaming world. There are those that are have poor game ethics. I do try to ignore the kind that are disruptive. It is very frustrating to have this behavior about you when you are running a quest or trying to experience the dungeon.

Why am I in Alik'r? Because there are quests there. Because my questline leads me there. What if I want to experience the Dolmen fight? Am I not allowed to desire a proper game play rather than a 'ganking' of locations? There is a game at the base of all this leveling and farming. I just want to play the game.

What other reason would there be for a high end character have to speed run through low end dungeons? If the reasons are brought into the light, they can be addressed as well. Other than the Auri-El Metal Carvings what mythic leads come from trash mobs? Perhaps we can ask the devs to change how leads are provided so questing players are not competing with antiquity players.

For those that don't know, earlier in the year ESO did a series of golden pursuit events giving out the various Alliance Hero costumes as seen on the game website and key art and trailers for the game. Some years before this, another variant of these outfit styles were available for purchase in the crown store but were not available for many years. These two ways have been the only path to acquire these sets, and there is no way to acquire them currently.

As someone who was completely not tuned into how games industry marketing works, I bought the collector's copy of the game back in 2013 based on how cool the key art and cinematics were, and I was darn disappointed that you can never look like the badass dudes in the trailers -- which are meant to represent the player characters. In retrospect, it was a clear case of deceptive advertising. The game doesn't look like those trailers at all, and you cannot even acquire the armor (used in the main marketing imagery for over a decade now) through regular gameplay.

In my opinion, the costumes should be a main reward for having completed an Alliance questline, or be made aquireable somehow for regular players who purchased the game. I really don't mean to be scathing the studio over this, since it is a small complaint all things considered and the game is really very good, but I think something like this would be a nice gesture.

PureeEvil wrote: »

Munkfist wrote: »

I do, but that's typically how it works. Jewelry and weapons from chests and final boss drop, and usually jewelry drops first.

6 run and no one part of Caluurion and 6 part other sets. You probably like running dungeons 20-30 times for a single gun.

You caught me, I do enjoy running content in the game I enjoy. Neither seems true for you.

Drops are curated, you're guaranteed to get it eventually. Guildmates can help, form a group for gear farming, speeds it up a lot.

I couldn't disagree more. So many people begged for more diverse cosmetics and we got it. People like to express themselves and it's a fantasy world full of magic. Learn to live with others in an MMO instead of being a Comic Book Guy and constantly writing multipage word salad about how your vision for how things ought to be is the correct one.