Jammy420 wrote: »

I dont see the problem, I am having a blast. Haven't touched pvp in over a year, now I plan on actually playing it again.

So, if you haven't touched PvP in a year, how do you know you wouldn't have a blast in any event?

albertberku wrote: »

Well i listed 3 builds actually. 1: DoT with Maarselok (10% usage). 2: DK (60%), 3: Damage/Burst lines subclass (15%).

And vengeance is 100% nightblades so what is your point?

There will always be a “meta” in every single aspect of the game that people will naturally migrate to. The toxic PvE community is forever reminding of us that: “no you can’t join my raid team because you don’t have an arcanist nor are you parsing 180k dps”.

Your argument that GH is bad because everyone plays the same build while at the same time defending Veng where everyone plays the same build, frankly baffles me.

I am going to argue those "veteran PvPers" would stop playing ESO PvP alltogether if there would be ever any kind of balance between classes and builds in ESO PvP. Yeah, of course they like GH more because you can get carried by your god builds there. Vengeance is not boring it is balanced. Talk about build freedom of GH and then use exact same one build together with all sweaties throughout whole patch and then change to the next god build next patch. And enjoy clearing the more casual folk or players that dont go meta easier. Doesnt look like build freedom to me.

All those hardcore ESO PvP streamers and Youtubers with K/D counters on their screen suddenly stop streaming and posting videos. Yeah yeah, they dont like Vengeance. That should be the reason

Is it that or are you missing your stupid OP Maarselok builds, or DK one shot combos or Damage Skill Line stack subclass meta? Your proc sets to carry your damage for you? Medium armor high sustain, high healing, high dmg, high crit, high mobility, speed cap streak, high hp builds to carry you? Is that what you miss?

katanagirl1 wrote: »

AScarlato wrote: »

katanagirl1 wrote: »

So what is it that new players are holding onto that is filling up their inventory? I’m genuinely curious because I don’t see why it would be a problem. If they are not crafting, then they will sell all the gear they are not using, and if they are crafting, then they will decon and/or research items. The only backup would be when research times get long, and the times don’t anymore after the latest change. If they want to do daily crafting writs, only one style mat is needed, the one their character knows by default.

The only thing I can think of is autoloot. I don’t use it, it is not worth picking up trash loot, trash potions, or even glyphs for me. When deconning items, don’t keep all of the style mats and other mats and sell them.

Am I missing something?

New players

1. Have no money, so they need to loot trash to have any money at all.
2. Don't know what they should keep or not. You are kind of imputing a level of game knowledge as to what to keep or not that new players don't have.
3. Unless they spent $50 on a vendor summon, will spend a lot of their time not being able to even pick up trash loot or going repeatedly to town.

The price of bag space and bank space has been dramatically reduced. What more should be done?

Inventory management is an issue in any game. I started ten years ago and didn’t find it a problem and I did daily crafting writs and didn’t have eso plus for 2-3 years.

Inventory management is very easy in XIV and other MMOs I've played. It's actually really hard to run out of inventory in that game as an early-game character. This game more than any other I am aware of inundates you with different items to loot. It's a lot.

Having inventory issues is a common complaint, and while you had the patience, knowledge, and desire to overcome them a lot of people will just not find it worth the hassle. Which is the point of recurring threads like this one here and elsewhere.

katanagirl1 wrote: »

So what is it that new players are holding onto that is filling up their inventory? I’m genuinely curious because I don’t see why it would be a problem. If they are not crafting, then they will sell all the gear they are not using, and if they are crafting, then they will decon and/or research items. The only backup would be when research times get long, and the times don’t anymore after the latest change. If they want to do daily crafting writs, only one style mat is needed, the one their character knows by default.

The only thing I can think of is autoloot. I don’t use it, it is not worth picking up trash loot, trash potions, or even glyphs for me. When deconning items, don’t keep all of the style mats and other mats and sell them.

Am I missing something?

New players

1. Have no money, so they need to loot trash to have any money at all.
2. Don't know what they should keep or not. You are kind of imputing a level of game knowledge as to what to keep or not that new players don't have.
3. Unless they spent $50 on a vendor summon, will spend a lot of their time not being able to even pick up trash loot or going repeatedly to town.