Anyone remember this?

Personally the dancer personality where people wiggle non stop is kind of odd...like what is wrong with them.

spartaxoxo wrote: »

How is this brutal? Collect plants is very easy. They're all over the place in Cold harbor city. You don't even need combat. That's base game too.

Two visions only requires the first two cycles. It does not require being able to finish an arc. That's like the difficulty of a public dungeon or delve. It's also base game. The first couple of cycles are designed to be completed by everyone. If the boss you get is too hard just reset.

It just says complete a Black Sacrament. It's not asking for a perfect score. You could literally just pull the place if you wanted. I guess it's dlc but like come on.

You can't expect to get all the endeavors every time if you're excluding massive amounts of content.

All but the plant one are time consuming and at least for me nothing I actually do. I hate Black Sacraments and IA, don't PVP and don't do trials. I will one have one achivement today. It's a first for me.

It's of my unprofessional opinion that the Crown Store cosmetics have begun to reach critical levels of immersion breakage.

I ran into a dancing Molag Bal, in the middle of town.

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Stamicka wrote: »

I'm curious to hear why so many players avoided this most recent Midyear Mayhem event. Each event the turnout gets lower, but this time it's shockingly low. The added campaigns were not needed at all. Personally speaking, I only played a little for the first 2 days and lost interest after that. I have a long list of reasons, but it would probably be useful for ZOS to see other perspectives.

Feel free to share your reasons.

I don't relish the idea of being a lamb for the slaughter. Im good... I'll pass. And I say this almost every year.
Did you know that the first year that this started, we ran side by side with apposing factions if quest towns and largely ignored them? We let people do their questing and have fun with the grind? And if someone came out in our faction and started to kill people, we would tell them to stop. As well as just not help them.

Times have changed. Players dont care.
I still pass by players when I see them questing. And ya know what? They like shooting me in the back.
Iv given grief to people in coms while in groups for chasing down that lone player. JUST to have them show up and try to gank one of us, over and over.
Honestly, the less time I spend in PVP, the happier I am.

IIRC, the last time they did "backend database upgrades" maintenance, it was scheduled for 12 hours. Then when it was subsequently extended for an additional 6ish hours, the playerbase had an apoplectic fit. So perhaps this time around they've decided to err on the side of caution.

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Islyn wrote: »

If you WANT to do 'serious high-end competitive gameplay' then you do what you need to min max (put simply).

If you don't want to do THAT then you don't want to do 'serious high-end competitive gameplay.'

I do want to do that. That's why I'm switching characters and my main is now obsolete. 🙄

With your level of knowledge I'd be surprised if Cro was your first main?

I'm intimately familiar with all of the skill lines, sets, how damage is calculated, etc. I'm just not looking for build advice in this thread.

Here's a good example.

Hypothetically, let's say that DK was my main in PvP. I'm not playing that when Assassination, Animal Companions, Aedric Spear, Restoring Light, and Storm Calling exists. The DK passives are awful. Sure, Ardent Flame + Storm Calling w/ Pyrebrand hits hard but it still gets outclassed by the 5 skill lines I just mentioned. I'm still switching off DK because it's obsolete if I want to play at the highest level.

You're not wrong, but as a Xbox Day 1 DK I couldn't be happier about that. So long fairweather fans, only the true devotees of the Akaviri Traditions remain.

What's your base class and what do you want to do?
I can understand not liking the current meta or what you have to do to keep up, but if you had a character you could do content with before, it should be just as if not closer to meta now by adding the right subclassing lines. Base class only matters for three things, class script where the only standout one, arc, is getting nerfed in 2 weeks, IA sets which aren't meta, and the ability to take 2 of a skill line which isn't in any meta builds for any role I've seen.

If you look at the Steam charts, the game traditionally loses players during the summer through September. It isn't anything new, and the numbers will probably start going up again later in the fall and winter. People are vacationing, camping, beaching, enjoying the summer weather for the most part. I spend more time on ESO in the summer because I have time off, but that isn't the norm for most people.