Dottz does a great job explaining his build and thought process for playstyle with his builds.
This should help you align the way you play with those types of builds and offer up your own touches to complete them. So I would say so, ESO has some excellent content creators I am sure you will find something solid to have fun and reach some levels of success!
My suggestion is to go to Cyrodiil and just try playing for a few hours and figure out what kind of play style you enjoy the most. Don't worry if you die a lot.
PrimusTiberius wrote: »My suggestion is to go to Cyrodiil and just try playing for a few hours and figure out what kind of play style you enjoy the most. Don't worry if you die a lot.
I agree with this 100%. I play end game PvE and know where to put my CP points but I'm clueless when it comes to PvP, its a completely different ball game now, then it was several years ago. I was looking at his site today before posting, at least knowing he has decent builds, gives me a starting point for sets and CP allocations, currently at 1585 +/-
Back in the day, I had some epic battles defending or taking Keeps, hoping to get some of that back. As far as dying, I never get upset over that. One, I'm an average PvP player, so dying is a regular thing, second, everyone dies (mostly, them darn rabbits...haha)
Thanks for the input!
aurelius_fx wrote: »played a bg with him once and we lost, so probably no
aurelius_fx wrote: »played a bg with him once and we lost, so probably no
PrimusTiberius wrote: »
your comment sparked another question, would you use the same PvP build for both Cyrodiil and BG or would they be different builds?
PrimusTiberius wrote: »your comment sparked another question, would you use the same PvP build for both Cyrodiil and BG or would they be different builds?
Was he dying a lot or did the enemy teams just crush y'all? I've seen good PvPers lose BG matches all the time.
aurelius_fx wrote: »Was he dying a lot or did the enemy teams just crush y'all? I've seen good PvPers lose BG matches all the time.
to be quite honest i don't remember, that was *mostly* a joke reply, but even then he wasn't at the top of our teams scoreboard, he was playing some nightblade build
i didn't flame him or anything, perhaps he was simply testing something new, but i just told myself at that instant i'd never spend gold on farming a build from that guy lol.
soniku4ikblis wrote: »Molag Kena. Don't search for builds anymore. Pariah, vampire 3, shield to block, and Molag Kena. 3x infused dmg enchants. Stay at 2k recovery. Find 1 set for dps and a Markyn Majesty ring.
aurelius_fx wrote: »PrimusTiberius wrote: »your comment sparked another question, would you use the same PvP build for both Cyrodiil and BG or would they be different builds?
depends on the class as sustain in battlegrounds can be slightly more tricky due to no CP and constant pressure, expect less breaks to breathe and less buff/debuff support in BGs as enemy teams can constantly sandwich you from all kinds of enclosed flanks.
it's also harder to pick your fights as sometimes you're simply stuck with 2-1 useless people in your team while the enemy has a healer and someone executing everyone off flawlessly - you're gonna have to deal with situations like these and recognize when it is your fault or not and when you did your best possibleWas he dying a lot or did the enemy teams just crush y'all? I've seen good PvPers lose BG matches all the time.
to be quite honest i don't remember, that was *mostly* a joke reply, but even then he wasn't at the top of our teams scoreboard, he was playing some nightblade build
i didn't flame him or anything, perhaps he was simply testing something new, but i just told myself at that instant i'd never spend gold on farming a build from that guy lol.
gariondavey wrote: »soniku4ikblis wrote: »Molag Kena. Don't search for builds anymore. Pariah, vampire 3, shield to block, and Molag Kena. 3x infused dmg enchants. Stay at 2k recovery. Find 1 set for dps and a Markyn Majesty ring.
Molag kena and pariah take up 7 slots. Add in markyn and that only leaves 2 slots + weapon. You can't have another 5 set for offense unless your pariah is only back bar.
soniku4ikblis wrote: »gariondavey wrote: »soniku4ikblis wrote: »Molag Kena. Don't search for builds anymore. Pariah, vampire 3, shield to block, and Molag Kena. 3x infused dmg enchants. Stay at 2k recovery. Find 1 set for dps and a Markyn Majesty ring.
Molag kena and pariah take up 7 slots. Add in markyn and that only leaves 2 slots + weapon. You can't have another 5 set for offense unless your pariah is only back bar.
Answered your own rebuttal.
Most PVP builds backbar a defensive set and frontbar an offensive set. That way you can have your cake (Monster set)and eat it too (mythic) so to speak. There are exceptions to this like when needing an ability altering weapon. If that is the case you have to sacrifice something to make the build work.
PrimusTiberius wrote: »Most PVP builds backbar a defensive set and frontbar an offensive set. That way you can have your cake (Monster set)and eat it too (mythic) so to speak. There are exceptions to this like when needing an ability altering weapon. If that is the case you have to sacrifice something to make the build work.
never knew or considered that, I'm gonna have to try that out, Thank you!