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I agree with all your points and also enjoyed the questline, though I found it a bit repetitive. I would have liked it better if there was variety among the Luminary quest lines, rather than the same structure to all of them (except for the last one). But overall, I enjoyed it.

I was planning to stretch it out until I saw that the free horse was one of those double ones, which I didn't have. Still, I did it over several days, and I liked that it was completely separate from the zone's main storyline. We got two main quests in this chapter.

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Soarora wrote: »

I just want something to be done so people stop complaining all the time.

There is SO much of ESO that isn't designed for a player like me and I never stress about it. If I run out of things to do in ESO, I do something else. I'd never, ever, even consider advocating major changes that directly affect things other players have been enjoying for years. Content designed for a completely different kind of player. It's okay that it exists. It shouldn't be offensive to anyone that it doesn't work for them.

IMO, it is a fundamental level of respect that has gone AWOL and a big reason why things are the way they are right now.

I don't stress about not doing dungeons; I just don't do them. If a mode were added for me to be able to complete them without relying on other people, then I would do them. I'm not sure how adding a solo/story mode for dungeons would take anything away from people who play dungeons. The dungeons would still be there, in all their versions, for people to enjoy.

People requesting a feature they would enjoy isn't being disrespectful to others; it isn't people complaining; it isn't people being offended. It's just people wanting more fun in their game.

I disagree. I think it's incredibly disrespectful to request a change that would have major negative ramifications for an entire community.

What are these major negative ramifications? I honestly would like to hear your view on it, because I don't know what you mean by it.

Right now, if I can't solo a dungeon, I don't play that dungeon. Nothing is going to convince me to group up with other people to do dungeons or raids; I'm not interested in playing with a group. If a story mode existed for dungeons, I could experience the story (the main reason I play this game) and it wouldn't impact anyone else at all.

Maybe MMO's aren't for you. The idea with an MMO is to group with other players to complete content.

Lol...yeah, maybe they aren't. But the words that make up MMO say nothing about groups. Massively Multiplayer Online...just lots of people in the same place at the same time. Regardless of the definition and interpretation of MMO, nothing about this particular suggestion is stopping people from grouping up if they want to.

Honestly, I find the whole "We can't have an MMO feature that other successful MMOs have because this is an MMO" to not make much sense. It's not, or at least, shouldn't be about forcing others into bad experiences. The quality of the experience should matter. How much it is enhanced by grouping should matter.

How is hearing a piece of dialogue enhanced by others?

Homophobic/transphobic abuse from a name change. I think you are reaching. How do you come to that conclusion? I agree with some of what you say, just not with your witch hunt.

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I think what you're looking for is a single player game.

What single-player game? I explained about two types of zones: single and public.
Those who want a single-player game will go to the single-player zone, those who want to run with everyone will go to the common zone. Everyone is happy.

I do not know what they did, but I know how it affects me.
I can be very sure to me it happened after the last update, because in Vengeance PvP where 200+ players were on the screen my CPU just chilled at 30% (I know some experienced issues there already, I did not though), after Vengeance ended even small groups of people spiked my CPU randomly from 30% to 100% for 1-2 seconds resulting in a rapid frameloss, going down from the usual 100 to 10 and then just back up like nothing ever happened. That never happened in usual PvP before either, there the latency was the issue, never my frames or CPU, now its frames AND latency.

Ended up with a Necro Grave Lord + Templar Dawns Wrath + Warden Animal Companion build that I have been enjoying. I like the mix of good dot dmg, aoe, range, melee, burst dmg, and a finisher. Bit of everything with only the 1 pet ability.

The base setup has a flex slot on each bar:

• Gear is Tide-Born + Deadly Strike. Daggers front bar, Lightning Staff back bar. I run Pale Order or a Monster Set.
• Idea is pre-cast Deep Fissure + Skeletal Archer & Solar Barrage
• Multi Target Lingering Knife Throw + Growing Swarm + Reflective Light for dots (backbar flex slot can be more dots, or defense)
• Rapid strikes as spammable
• Below 33% mix in Radiant Glory as the finisher.

If I need more defense I run Magical Soul with Major Resolve and Resolving Vigor in the flex slots. For more dmg Fighters Guild crit passive on the front bar or Bird of Prey.

Yes. This is already a feature in some of the biggest and healthiest MMOs for a reason. It's important people have a reason to group up. But that experience shouldn't be one that is so miserable it discouraged people from wanting to ever again engage in group content.

And that is what we currently have. If you go look at social media, tons of casual users HATE the current group dungeon experience because they cannot even grab a quest before some high level person has swooped in and destroyed everything while they follow along feeling (and frankly being) like a glorified extra in someone else's experience.

The group dungeon experience is completely awful for anyone trying to hear the stories. And that is literally the very first experiences people will have with them for the majority of players. First impressions are the most important.