Zos would pretty much tell you this. "well you should of looked at your endeavors and read it carefully"

excuse me, please, but i see no problems. i log in - at first i do read the daily endevours (i play on PC, so i have Endeavor Tracker addon panel highly visible on my screen ( addon link for PC players: https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info3154-EndeavorTracker.html)). Today i was to log out my crafter (as i also like to start with writs, but ESO does not dictate the order we proceed with dailies, yes?), then to log in with any of my thieves/assassins, do killing and laundering the looted things, then re-log back with my crafter.
if you play on Consoles - many ESO-related discords have bots publishing daily and weekly endevours, which help to keep you informed as you can run Discord on your mobile device.

Also, recently the addon author has added High-Rewards icons.
Great job!


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No, there is no set pattern for what you ought to do first when logging in. The point is that MANY of us will be doing our daily crafting writs and it would have been very easy for ZoS to design the set of endeavours for today in such a way that it wasn't so EASY to lock yourself out of the bonus rewards -- that's why it seems, to me, deliberate and, therefore, spiteful -- rather than the more usual problem of poor design. The choices offered, it seems to me, aren't generated randomly each day -- weekend tasks tend to be easier/quicker to complete than weekday ones. Endeavours tend to be the first active task I complete, personally, each day, but after the writs. I didn't lose out on the bonuses today because a guild mate posted having done so in our discord. But relying on add ons and discord notices only targets a certain segment of the population. A better selection by ZoS would avoid the problem entirely.

Have to disagree here. I am responsible for my behaviour. I know that there is a special endeavours event up and running right now. If I don't check first what these endeavours are, this is my personal mistake. It's called self-responsibility.

I was about to post a similar message as a warning to all daily crafters here. Today it is important indeed to check endeavours before starting out on doing daily crafting writs.

ArielSira wrote: »

If you don't care enough about endeavours to check them first then it's on you if you miss any bonus for them.

Not when they behave differently than they seem to normally behave.

Sorry, but ZOS is responsible for changing things and not making that clear.

I decided to go with the crafting stuff and I didn't realize the addon note meant I could have gotten a bunch more endeavors for those. REALLY ANNOYING!

It was clearly stated in the article (which came out on April 14th), that some Endeavors would reward an increased amount of Seals:

https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/65829

Gegensmith wrote: »

[snip] Most of us do them when we first log on. Doing so today makes it impossible to earn both of the special bonus rewards today, missing out on at least two days' worth of normal seals rewards. The daily endeavours in the past have often been poorly designed -- the "kill a group boss" ones (the confusing use of "group" when a World Boss is meant, rather than a public dungeon boss, a group dungeon boss, a world event/incursion boss, along with the unstated requirement that another player be present for it to count); the "escape from a guard" ones (merely escaping from a guard doesn't earn it -- you have to be accosted first and THEN escape) -- [snip] If you're going to award bonus rewards, at least group them with others that we are unlikely to earn without realising it.

Why you didn't open to see what are the daily endeavours and do them accordingly?
Sorry but that was your mistake for not been observant.

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I was warned about the dailies today, LOL. While I wouldn't call it spiteful, I can see how easily you could lose out on the extra seals. I've been really careful with the bonus seals, but I still lost one day's extras. I can't remember what I did, but it was something I just do automatically. I saw the endeavours message and realized I messed up.

With situations like this, I think it would be handy if you could do more than three endeavours and the three higher value ones would be counted. Then if you screw up, you can do the fourth endeavour and you're still okay.

I usually check endeavours on my guild's Discord before I log in, so I know how long they might take. Especially if I don't have much game time that day. Then I can often find an activity that takes care of several endeavours at once, or plan something enjoyable that gets me the seals.

I don't see anything spiteful about it.

I have sayed it once and I will say it agian:

The "asymmetrical" rewards where one activity gives more endovours than other is something that should not be present at all in the system and for the long run it will be very harmful for the game & player base.

It not only penalizes players for not enjoying certain activities, but also is a contradiction to the whole game motto and what made ESO so popular in a 1st place: "Play as you want". By adding better rewards for certain activity, you take choice away, ZOS.

If something we should have MORE options & have like 10 possible daily endeavour types instead of 5.

As a "one time" promotion it may have been nice but it shouldn't become a daily practice by any means. Especially if the endeavour is either "end game" task like doing PvP or PvE dungeons or if it is something not instanced & players fight over it (like Thieves Troves) as it may promote toxic behaviour, or is something behind additional paywalls (requires certain DLC etc).

This would be my feedback I guess. ZOS. Please, don't ever do it again.

I would be concerned if ZOS suddenly decided that as a principle some activities were worth more seals than others, or that they were going to use the bonus reward structure as a permanent way of trying to increase the general popularity of a certain feature of the game, such as PvP or trials, for example.

However, I have no issue at all with them offering short-term bonus seals to those endeavours that represent the theme of a current event, while that event is happening. I would actually prefer that to simply increasing the number of endeavours promoting that theme as that reduces the options for those players with no interest in that theme.

Thanks for the warning. I park my main in Vivec and normally run daily crafting writs right as I log in. I normally don't look at endeavors until after my initial dailies are done. Overall though, I like what they did with this promotion.

I’m on vacation right now and can’t get ANY seals! This is obviously ZOS’s fault! I demand a way to complete missed endeavors after the fact, so that I don’t have to feel penalized over my personal decision to not lug my gaming laptop with me to the tropics!*












*Disclaimer: In case your sarcasm meter is broken, I’m not actually being serious. Lighten up, folks! Entitlement is a really bad look. They’re just small rewards, with a small bonus available on a few of them. No one on the team is being “spiteful” by adding bonus rewards to endeavors related to an event, sheesh. The onus is on you to review the endeavors list before doing anything, and it’s not the end of the day if you mess up and lock yourself out of a few more seals.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I need to get back to sipping tea and listening to the ocean.

We've had TWO WEEKS of selectively-elevated daily endeavors.

By this point, it's on you for not looking both ways before crossing the street.