DrSlaughtr wrote: »

Vevvev wrote: »

TheEndBringer wrote: »

Like I said, it's a lesser issue on PC. It's very effective on console. The counter argument to those points is if it's not an effective defense in your opinion, then what does it matter if it costs stamina?

Either is an affecting defense, in which case it should cost something, or it's not and people do it up be obnoxious, in which case you'd only lose out on being and obnoxious.

It's definitely the former. I avoid getting hit left and right by doing this before or after roll dodging.

Vevvev wrote: »

I really don't see the point in making it cost stamina when you can easily just jump after them for free as well.

So if someone is bunny hopping to avoid getting hit while spamming and attack like jabs, someone who's only damage is direct has to jump up and down while also spamming a skill that won't line up while also using both analog sticks to keep on target?

Doesn't sound like a problem to me but the sensitivity of the analog sticks and quickness of the player's fingers. Also if this is such a massive issue for you all then maybe you should start asking for a kind of trailing effect on things you target with your controller. So once something is targeted your camera will trail with them slightly to make keeping with your target and target acquisition easier.

To be honest, I don't think you know how ESO plays on a controller. The only way you can adjust thumbstick sensitivity beyond the limited way in the menu that has little effect, is to buy a pro controller. But even those do not make them move faster.

Your suggestion is a lot more complicated than simply adding a small stamina cost to jumping in combat. I go back to my previous statement. If he's an effective defense, it should cost. If you don't think it is, then what's it matter if it costs?