tincanman wrote: »

Anyone with the mammoth mount tried swimming, yet? If so, is it trunk up, snorkelling? Or does it just move the same as on land?

I don't have the mammoth and I can't recall the thread, but I thought someone said they tried it, or they saw it done by someone else and the trunk is up out of the water? Will try to find that thread.

Not sure if this is the thread I saw or not: https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/680380/thank-you-for-letting-mammoths-swim-like-this

This is so ridiculous and I just spent 10 minutes zooming around in the water.

tincanman wrote: »

Anyone with the mammoth mount tried swimming, yet? If so, is it trunk up, snorkelling? Or does it just move the same as on land?

Can confirm it does poke up out of the water.

Having run through it a few more times, this dungeon reminds me of The Dread Cellar. Easy and boring to run through on normal, giving the impression there is nothing there. But if you do the bosses on vet and include the side bosses, there’s much more there.

Unfortunately, this dungeon is spread out to give more territory to hide atronachs, side bosses and gems in an ugly, played out biome which leaves a terrible first impression and that will be the repeated experience players will have as they do this dungeon every couple of weeks for pledges.

The “fun” stuff in a dungeon like this is only fun a couple of times before the novelty is gone and your back to killing dozens of trash mobs in Coldharbor, when all you want is your damned random bonus experience and the keys.

This dungeon definitely needed lots of water to make to your mount swim, gorges to jump or the grapple hook to break up the monotony of killing undead In Coldharbor that we’ve been doing for the past decade.

This year's story (Part 1 released in June, Part 2 will probably come in October or November) can be accessed by just travelling to Solstice (in the Southeast of the Tamriel map, beneath Murkmire) or through the collections/stories menu of the UI. You can choose "Start quest" or something like that there and it will appear in your quest log and you'll get a marker leading you to the quest npc that starts the story.

If you haven't done that yet, I'd suggest to play the prologue first. You can find it in the crown store in the "quest starters" category for free (the name is "A guild in crisis"). Or you can talk to Prince Azah directly. I don't know if he's available at three different locations for everyone or whether it depends on your character's war alliance, but for my Ebonheart Pact character, he's in Davon's Watch in Stonefalls, just when you enter the city gate.

I'd also like to mention that the new story is a sequel to the base game main quest and the base game Fighters Guild questline (Maybe also the Mages Guild questline, but not sure about that right now; in any way some events happening during the Fighters Guild questline are logically clearly supposed to happen before the new content - if you haven't played that yet but already play the new content, it will be a little weird).

I just want to add that even if you turn off compass quest and target markers, the distance markers remain on, which can't have been intended.

I'm furious. It seems they only added the animation, but the set stopped working properly. Even in PvE. Yesterday, due to a weak group, I had to kill a bunch of mobs before the final boss in Darkshade Caverns II in solo, and they didn't attract properly. It seems they limited the number of attractions. The set also stopped working as before on BG. To be honest, I don't care how it was used by the ball groups in cyro, but the set stopped working properly in 1vsX battles. It's not worth it to have a couple of noobs die less in cyro.