The old maps are one of the things I miss most, I dont think we appreciated how well designed they were while we had them. Teleports, multi level buildings...lava. Good times. The new maps are okay but they're so 2D compared to the old ones. And the 4v4 maps are ridiculous, every game is either DM without a flag or DM with one. DM w/ three strikes you're out or DM where you can die 20 times or kill the same poor dude 20 times. I tend to stay out of 4v4 because I am neither a masochist nor a sadist 😐

Remember that one BG map where your mount was enabled? That was fun. They were all fun.

In the capital cities of each faction (Mournhold/Elden Root/Wayrest) there are daily questgivers from the Fighters Guild, Mages Guild, and Undaunted guilds.

• Fighters guild sends you to complete a dolmen in various zones.
• Mages Guild sends you to various Public Dungeons to retrieve an artifact.
• ]Undaunted send you on a mission in various delves.[

Complete those and you get a reward when you turn them in. As well it levels up the corresponding skill line.

I dont have much more to say than these two builds are close to as fun as anything i have played in any video game....its up there with memories of playing through half-life or diablo 2 for the first time

Templar:


Nightblade:


sub-classing aint perfect but god damn is it fun

(ps. please never mess up this build lol)

Desiato wrote: »

Only in the ESO forums is TES possibly a valuable IP!

TES is valuable to Skyrim, Oblivion and Morrowind players as well.

And AI is the future of content creation, period. There is nothing stopping this train outside of global conflict. It is completely misunderstood by most people. It will not replace human creativity and ingenuity, it will enhance it.

Not if most of the creatives get laid off.

My uneducated guess would be too many people aren't willing to do any PvP til new Vengeance test, no matter event or not.

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.

Personally I will only come back for PvP when a new Vengeance campaign is on.

I do login for my tickets for 5 minutes for a scout and IC rescue mission. Haven’t been contested once so far.

This traditional event doing worse numbers than Vengeance is good for telemetry and increasing our chances to have an extra dedicated Vengeance playlist in the future

I’ve spent plenty of time in Cyrodil and have no qualms about doing PVP but repeating a stale event twice a year was already a bad idea.

To have the stale event after a weeks long fresher version with better rewards the previous month shows just how badly ZOS understands their players and their own game.

Maybe they really just didn’t care if this event flopped. No reason to give PVP’ers one more thing to be unhappy about if they did something PVE instead.

I hope this gets through to ZOS though. All these repeated events need to be refreshed. “Been there done that” is a sure death knell for any game.

I got the Give to the Poor one despite having completed it before; I'm stuck on the ToT one because I don't like playing it.

Just flirting with him isn't enough...

Desiato wrote: »

That is only one example.

You don't need to provide video examples of generally useful skills because their use is self-evident. Nobody needs an illustration of the niche uses of invisibility, despite also being a utility skill, because it has many different uses.