THANKYOU ZOS!!!

Eisenmaik

Honestly, its a *** miracle that the krone Shop works perfektly fine xD

Sakiri

Turelus wrote: »

I would love for the person who wrote them to fix your dungeons and trials.

You do like old school D&D read out loud text right? A long pause before the boss.

The large enemy lumbers towards the group of heroes as they stood ready waiting for the epic final battle.
"So you finally reach me, well I guess I should indulge you with my five minuet un-skippable dialogue first..."

The guy that wrote them probably isn't a coder that can "fix" anything.

TheShadowScout

92td1 wrote: »

For wasting time writing 100 new message for the hirelings that hardly anybody reads!!!

...let me put it this way...
...if they collected all the hireling messages into a printed book, I would spend money on that, some of the stories told are just too hilarious!

Jitterbug

I seriously doubt you want a creative writer fixing performance issues...

sdtlc

There's no more need to do complet rotations after the patch

Magdalina

This is actually my favourite part of the patch notes, and I'm cp 600 who dwells in SotH dungeons pretty much full time aside from PvP.

Moar hireling messages please! I'm still keeping some of the best of their messages in my inbox from years ago. Now I'm legit excited for Morrowind, I kid you not

LordGavus

Sakiri wrote: »

Turelus wrote: »

I would love for the person who wrote them to fix your dungeons and trials.

You do like old school D&D read out loud text right? A long pause before the boss.

The large enemy lumbers towards the group of heroes as they stood ready waiting for the epic final battle.
"So you finally reach me, well I guess I should indulge you with my five minuet un-skippable dialogue first..."

The guy that wrote them probably isn't a coder that can "fix" anything.

I think that's the point.
The people that do dialogue aren't the same people the do coding/artwork/customer service.

pod88kk

SickDuck wrote: »

Actually it is one of the rare good things in the patch. You should treasure it.

If that's the only good thing in the patch notes it's a bit of a kick in the teeth

nooblybear

LordGavus wrote: »

Sakiri wrote: »

Turelus wrote: »

I would love for the person who wrote them to fix your dungeons and trials.

You do like old school D&D read out loud text right? A long pause before the boss.

The large enemy lumbers towards the group of heroes as they stood ready waiting for the epic final battle.
"So you finally reach me, well I guess I should indulge you with my five minuet un-skippable dialogue first..."

The guy that wrote them probably isn't a coder that can "fix" anything.

I think that's the point.
The people that do dialogue aren't the same people the do coding/artwork/customer service.

That's the point I was going to comment and make.

Not everyone who works for ZoS is a coder or otherwise capable of fixing bugs.

pod88kk

I don't think anyone at ZOS is a coder capable of fixing bugs