Thank You ZOS, For Curing My Endeavour Addiction

disky · November 10

I've been generally logging in for the past six months to a year or so in sleep mode, waiting for overland to become fun to play. In that time I've mainly been doing maintenance work for my characters, and one of the things I've primarily been logging in for were Endeavours. However, now that they seem to have become much more tedious to achieve in a reasonable amount of time, I no longer feel compelled to complete them for the meager amount of seals they provide. So thank you ZOS, now that I'm no longer interested in doing Endeavours, I'm no longer spending time in the game on things that aren't particularly enjoyable to do. I'm getting that time back for real life.

Hapexamendios · November 10

The amount that we have to kill/place/poison goes up, the number of seals fluctuates a lot. Some have been reasonably low some exceedingly high. Killing 15 flesh atronachs for example is too much.

AcadianPaladin · November 10

I'm afraid I tend to agree. Though I generally get 3 endeavors done each day, the times when I settle for two seems to be becoming more frequent. I know a good spot to farm flesh atronatchs but a boatload of players know the same place. Running around with a load of other players waiting for the fleshies to respawn is both frustrating and forseeable. I mean when you send a massive chunk of the playerbase off to do something where there are only limited resources, that is not enjoyable at all.

Similarly, six of one category of resources is pleasant enough; twelve is not unless you hoard surveys.

Kill 20 WBs in a week is fun; 50 is tedious.

I do hope the game reevaluates a bit and does some minor adjusting for us based on feedback on the line between fun and tedious.

ZOS_Hadeostry · November 10

Greetings,

As quitting/goodbye threads are against the Community Rules, we have gone ahead and closed this thread down.

It is our policy to read the feedback in “goodbye” and “quitting” threads and close them, regardless of whether they are constructive or not. Thank you for your understanding.