I am so tired of Uncle Sheo.

Can we have another Daedric Prince. Like literally any other one? There are 16 others.

Sheo is just another one of those examples of a character who was a breakout at one point and then everyone went "omgomgomgomg I want literally every story to revolve around them, and whenever they're not on screen everyone should be asking 'where's Poochie?'" I hate those 'fan-favorites,' and the problem is that so many of them, despite how much they're shoved in our faces, still have so many fans hyping them up to no end every time they show their overused faces.

Ugh.

Thank you for everything, truly!

The amount of happiness and stress relief the Elder Scrolls franchise has brought to my life is immeasurable!

I think this suggestion is different because the OP isn't asking to have the process of gathering surveys to be done by an assistant, or our Companions or anyone other than the player as others have suggested.

All they are asking is that all the surveys for the same exact spot be gathered by the stack rather than having to keep running out of the area and running back to the same exact spot over and over to do them one at a time.

I think it's the most reasonable suggestion for surveys I've seen yet.

I would love a way to make gathering surveys more efficient and really like this idea.

The only thing I'm not sure about is how this would work with Alchemy since it doesn't spawn the same plants every time.

I've queued as an actual tank before... and was doing >50% of the group's damage.

Most players in the queue are just simply not prepared for veteran content, whether they be tanks, DDs, or healers. It's not a "fake tank" or "fake healer" issue... it's that the game does not adequately prepare players to play veteran content, especially DLC vet content.

Whatever they do please no more random obscure places like High Isle and Solstice. Fill out and finish the mainland (while also avoiding Telvanni "Peninsula" scaling where you make a tiny region take up a larger portion of the map.

freespirit wrote: »

We just had this subject come up in one of my guild chats, interestingly people on older machines(PC) running Win10 were seeing less problems than those on far superior rigs but running Win 11.

I myself have had a few problems but usually that is when these forums are on fire with server problems being reported, outside of these times I am not seeing any major difference. My PC is on the way to being classed as a "potato" and I run the game on settings that I adjust accordingly, many are still ramped right up some are actually off.

Is Win 11 still not playing nice with ESO and apparently some other games too?

I have issues since June 25th maintenance and I'm running windows 10.

SeaGtGruff wrote: »

Malyore wrote: »

LunaFlora wrote: »

https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/categories/gamesystems
Game Systems is the forum category for Housing posts.

you can look at all the different categories here ↓
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/

ZOS closes down duplicate threads so they can more easily find feedback as it's then only in one thread. it's why there's an official Overland difficulty feedback thread.

The confusing part is they will also often ask you to instead make duplicate threads and close down current threads that have all sorts of good information, simply because the thread was made a while ago. I've seen ones that are less than a year old get closed and asked by mods for a new one to be made, which completely takes out any momentum in the discussion being had.

I wish there were a way for them to merge "duplicate" threads instead of just closing them down, as is possible with some forum software. I don't know if the software used here has that capability, and I realize that it isn't always a good idea to just merge two separate-but-similar conversations together, but it seems like locking 'duplicate" threads is one of the things that can set some people off.

What would be better would be if people checked the front page of the forum and if they found an existing thread covering their point then added to it rather than thinking that their opinion was so important that it merited launching a duplicate thread.

In other words, if the locking of duplicate threads is a problem then the solution is in the players' own hands, and always has been.

The problem is addons. It's easy to complete all writs within 1 minute per character. We see during events like the Jubilee in which players get extra rewards, some players will not only do them on all characters, but on multiple accounts.

As a result of years of addons, it's normal for players who do them daily to have a huge number of them saved and they are unmotivated to complete them. Surely that is why you are posting here.

We can call those surveys sequestered. Kind of like sequestered methane that's trapped in permafrost and at risk of being released as the world warms up. Well, if all of those sequestered surveys were released, they would have downstream economic impacts, especially impacting harvesters. Players who enjoy harvesting and earn an income doing that.

We would see a crash in the price of crafting mats that are earned through refining raw mats, but especially gold upgrade mats.

Furthermore, if it were so easy to redeem surveys, then players would be more motivated to grind a greater number of them, resulting in long term economic impacts impacting harvesters and traders -- but especially harvesters.

On top of that, upgrading gear is supposed to be a meaningful activity. I have a lot of gold, but I don't upgrade everything to legendary. When I upgrade a new set, even if it's a set I already have upgraded to gold on another character, it's still exciting to me after 11 years. But should they become even cheaper than they are now.

Finally, grinding writs on addons is TERRIBLE gameplay. It should not be incentivized. I doubt anyone actually enjoys it. They may enjoy the rewards, but not accepting a quests, going station to station pressing e, turning in the quest and letting the addon deliver the mats to their craft bag. But that's what happens in MMOs as we see during gift box events. If the reward is good enough, players will do the most mundane activities imaginable.

So no thank you. It's not currently hard to redeem surveys, even if it may be boring. if it were easier, the tedium would just be moved to another boring activity, grinding writs. The game should encourage us to do fun activities. The kinds of things we imagined when we decided to play a game like these. Even if it was crafting, surely it was not that.

Keep in mind, writs were originally designed to help crafters level crafting skills without adventuring. The rewards were supposed to be for taking the time to complete writs manually. They weren't supposed to be a one stop shop for all of your upgrades.

tl;dr: bad for the economy; bad for harvesters; bad for traders; bad for the health of the game.

So aparently these questions for Feedback were going out per mail to these who participated Vengeance.
But aparently only if youre registred on the forum and then aswell only if you got the marketing settings ✔️ active.. So only 1% oft he 1 % oft he playerbase using the forum, recieved the option to give feedback to Vengeance.

And then we see Zos claiming how sucessful the tests were and how positive the reviews…

If you really want Feedback, why not announce the Link to these questions on the ingame startpage or in a ingame notification?


Anyway here ist he link for these who are interested in giving their feedback to Vengeance :

https://t2.email.bethesda.net/r/?id=h30099b24,110d8bbf,1114d8dd&e=dmFyPTEmdXRtX2NhbXBhaWduPUVTT19SXzIwMjVfMDdfRVNPVmVuZ2VhbmNlVGVzdFN1cnZleSZ1dG1fbWVkaXVtPWVtYWlsJnV0bV9zb3VyY2U9QmV0aGVzZGFFbWFpbE1hcmtldGluZyZwMT04MmViYTMyZjJlMDEyOTY0YjZmYWUyODhjNzAwYzUwMTA4ODBiY2U0YmZjMzlmMzZiNTI5YjA1YjQ0YzE2YmYx&s=j27psr-30clXdKTq2bD9MKIgGRO_B9UG7pOPZLb-rtI



And for those who are not in the forum registrated but reading this ; you dont need to be on the forum registrated to use the link for giving your feedback about vengeance.
Just had to be registered + marketing permissions on to even recieve them