ZOS can we have some quality quests in the Wailing prison for the permanent residents?

raidentenshu_ESO

Can we have some quests in the wailing prison for those characters that wants to stay?

Elsonso

My guess is that Wailing Prison will be changing with Morrowind. Probably not for the better. Hopefully, they will let the permanent residents stay, and make that permanency mean something (no travel in and out)

nexxus_ESO

At the very least, demand your own tent or hut! Residents should have housing too!

raidentenshu_ESO

lordrichter wrote: »

My guess is that Wailing Prison will be changing with Morrowind. Probably not for the better. Hopefully, they will let the permanent residents stay, and make that permanency mean something (no travel in and out)

That will make me sad ( I hope it improves.

djdc1234

Why stay?

DPShiro

Yes please allocate developer time for this important problem! It's not like all Trials are broken and unplayable or anything!

/s

raidentenshu_ESO

djdc1234 wrote: »

Why stay?

Because I feel like home inside Coldharbour's prison. You don't have NPCs bothering you with their problems, and want you to solve them. It's just better like that.

DPShiro wrote: »

Yes please allocate developer time for this important problem! It's not like all Trials are broken and unplayable or anything!

/s

And I bet you're truly excited about ZOS releasing Morrowind DLC in just a few more months.... guess what? NEW trial.

Duiwel

I think that's the only zone that should not be "one tamriel" and scale up with you...

I use to have many many characters there OP. Back before they forced you to play with 2H and forced you to do a heavy attack here, block here, bash here ect.

Back when you could find tons and tons of items everywhere.

After they changed it, it was just .... different. I guess it's better for new players who just want to get in, get out & start the game.

I use to farm motifs/ lockpicks there.

I also use to make a character loot all the containers (it was between 400-600 gold minus motifs and lockpicks) then delete the character and start over (this was in launch month).

Made quite a bit of gold back then...

However I agree why stay? I mean there is a much better Cold harbour zone in Cold Harbour...

Turelus

I've been very tempted to make a resident there, is there much to do bar grinding in the one open area these days?

Majic

Turelus wrote: »

I've been very tempted to make a resident there, is there much to do bar grinding in the one open area these days?

There's always putting on your Dark Seducer costume and watching all the new players take swings at you because you look like a Daedra.

That just never gets old.

Turelus

Majic wrote: »

Turelus wrote: »

I've been very tempted to make a resident there, is there much to do bar grinding in the one open area these days?

There's always putting on your Dark Seducer costume and watching all the new players take swings at you because you look like a Daedra.

That just never gets old.

Excellent... excellent...

Somewhat related I was fishing the other day in a noble costume (so looked much more NPC like) and had a player sneak up behind me to try and pick pocket me. I was giggling to myself over that one.

Zyrudin

raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »

Because I feel like home inside Coldharbour's prison. You don't have NPCs bothering you with their problems, and want you to solve them. It's just better like that.

But you ask for quest on the OP. That's NPC interacting with you and telling you their problems

zaria

Majic wrote: »

Turelus wrote: »

I've been very tempted to make a resident there, is there much to do bar grinding in the one open area these days?

There's always putting on your Dark Seducer costume and watching all the new players take swings at you because you look like a Daedra.

That just never gets old.

You could give yourself an daera name, wisper to them and give them quests
Coming to the stating island they ask why quests works so different here

Jitterbug

raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »

You don't have NPCs bothering you with their problems

But you want more quests?

Turelus

zaria wrote: »

Majic wrote: »

Turelus wrote: »

I've been very tempted to make a resident there, is there much to do bar grinding in the one open area these days?

There's always putting on your Dark Seducer costume and watching all the new players take swings at you because you look like a Daedra.

That just never gets old.

You could give yourself an daera name, wisper to them and give them quests
Coming to the stating island they ask why quests works so different here

BEST. IDEA. EVER.

I am going to roleplay a collector who needs specific items in there now, then pay newbies who do my quests gold and crafted item sets with training.

That's as soon as I come back from playing Torment any way...

TheShadowScout

raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »

Can we have some quests in the wailing prison for those characters that wants to stay?

No!
...
Well... maybe? I mean, you can always get a "play a merry tune with Cadwell" quest, or the "go back to being a good slave and forge weapons for Molag Bal" quest...
...but that really isn't the point of the game, right?

raidentenshu_ESO

Zyrudin wrote: »

raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »

Because I feel like home inside Coldharbour's prison. You don't have NPCs bothering you with their problems, and want you to solve them. It's just better like that.

But you ask for quest on the OP. That's NPC interacting with you and telling you their problems

But in a prison environment it feels different.

Jitterbug wrote: »

raidentenshu_ESO wrote: »

You don't have NPCs bothering you with their problems

But you want more quests?

Yes I do want more quests. Daedric NPCs don't bother me nearly as much as mortal NPCs. Mortal NPCs pisses me off to the point where I don't want to interact with them. All they do is complain and whine about how they can't do this and that, and want you to solve them for them for severe low payout at the end. Screw that noise.

rotaugen454

I have a Stam Sorc staying there. Crafted Daedric armor to match the baddies and have a summoned Clannfear. When I stand still with sword sheathed, I get swung at a lot. I retaliate by throwing a mudball, which causes a bit of confusion.

Stefirex

I currently am unable to log in a level 8 and level 15 that I parked in Wailing Prison. Have the made a level cap making it impossible to log in there now?

Niobium

Holy necro.

But no, they didn't. You can do Wailing Prison at cp690 if you want and have avoided doing the main story until then.

RavenSworn

Soul Shriven skin and stand beside Caldwell. Dance and play the flute once a while. Whisper to any players "hey, yeah you. I've got a secret way out of here. Don't believe this buffoon."