Dont use the Dungeon queue. Build your own groups and make it absolutely clear in the description how you want to play. You still will met some weird people, but it will be better. Some cant read english and jump on any group they see. And some love to ruin the experience of others.

So, use the group finder for a better experience

Another solution here would be to avoid those activities altogether if *you* don't like the current state. I am merely presenting an alternative solution to the issue you raised. I mention this because it is unlikely that ZoS will change the way this part of group dungeons works any time soon. Either get used to it or refrain from participating.

LPapirius wrote: »

I think they should make it so if someone crouches three times in three seconds or less then they are CC'd in a curled up ball on the ground for 30 seconds and unable to defend themselves or do anything. They just have to lay there in CC'd in the fetal position and hope nobody comes and kills them.

What if I just stay crouched with my bum in their face, would that be less offensive?

Sallymen wrote: »

This just seems like a big nothing burger of a complaint. Nothing is really stopping you from just grabbing a random stranger, friend or guildie and say:

"Hey step on this pad so I can get into this dungeon. You can leave right after."

This is no different than the needing all twelve players in Atherien Archive on pads or else you can't go through. I guess sorry that solo players cannot go inside 4-man dungeons?

You've never been annoyed when one of the players decides to leave the AA and make the rest of the group either abandon or waste time waiting for a replacement? Or when you have to wait for the team to be full to start the trial which at this point does not require 12 people to kill all the stuff in there (at least on normal).

To me this points to an unstable internet connection. Keep in mind, there is a difference between having a connection and having a stable connection.

Some things to try:
-Check your router settings, to not re-build or re-connect a connection and to discard unused/stray packets(to prevent networkcongestion).
-Maybe replace old internet cables, to make sure they are not damaged.
-If playing through wireless internet, maybe start using internet cables for more stability.
-Connect your internet cable to a different port on your router, as a single port could be damaged.
-Maybe try resetting your router, and/or try running ESO without your router connected(if you only have an ISP router/modem, try resetting or replacing that one).

Just some things to check from the top of my head.

PS: There are often players in town who seem to disappear/appear milliseconds later, again and again. This makes me know they have an unstable connection and will disconnect quite often. Especially during loading screens.

My 5 year old nephew just saw me use banner and said: “get that flag off you, it looks terrible” 😂

Vulkunne wrote: »

No bypass. It follows you.


What if someone realizes they messed up and just wants a fresh start you know?

Then they can open a new account, or play the original account on the other regional server. Yes they will have to start over, but that's the price paid for building a negative reputation on the original account and server. It's called taking responsibility for their actions.