Another update for Tales of Tribute. With the last ESO patch, more AddOn API functions were released that can be used to create statistics for Tales of Tribute. You can now find them on your character's stats page.

Please note that due to the later implementation of the statistics, there may be differences between the wins/losses and the games played.

Here is an example of the view:

Hello again,

Today I have published more new statistics on the website. The following new statistics are available.

Battlegrounds
The new battlegrounds' statistic category has been added with a lot of values.



Housing
The new housing statistic category has been added.



New statistic values
Also, new values have been added to some existing categories:

• [Combat Statistics] Falling damage
• [Loot Statistics] Looted Psijik Portals
• [Loot Statistics] Looted Thieves Troves
• [Loot Statistics] Looted Heavy Sacks

Leaderboards & Signature images
All the new statistic values have been added to the ESO-Database Leaderboards and the signature image generator.

“Hey everyone,

sadly I have to tell you that I've discontinued the ESO-Database project. The reasons are that I simply don't have time anymore, the costs have gotten too high, and I don't play Elder Scrolls Online myself anymore.

Thanks for your support and understanding!

See you,
Keldor”

[From the website if you hadn’t seen it yet.]

Xarc wrote: »

When the community stops developing projects, the game begins to die.

Has anyone else noticed that between very few to no tutorials being posted since project vitality left after U35?

Project Vitality even gave ZOS the courtesy of posting an extensive explanation as to what needed to change with U35 and how U35 would hurt the game in probably irreparable ways. Looks like they were right.

I don't think ZOS realizes or cares how much they rely on content creators to keep ESO lively. Many of the best features for ESO can only be gotten via an add on even. So running off these players has had a very significant impact on the game.

Soarora wrote: »

Lucasl402 wrote: »

Xarc wrote: »

When the community stops developing projects, the game begins to die.

Has anyone else noticed that between very few to no tutorials being posted since project vitality left after U35?

Project Vitality even gave ZOS the courtesy of posting an extensive explanation as to what needed to change with U35 and how U35 would hurt the game in probably irreparable ways. Looks like they were right.

I don't think ZOS realizes or cares how much they rely on content creators to keep ESO lively. Many of the best features for ESO can only be gotten via an add on even. So running off these players has had a very significant impact on the game.

Dungeon tutorials I feel have been decreasing in quality and I think the way endgame feels right now might be directly related to loss of theorycrafters and leads. Knowledge trickles down from even fewer people, thus less builds. Less interesting but viable builds & less leads willing to take off-meta, staler, more stressful endgame.

In addition to the loss of knowledge, this point about the viable builds is spot on.

If fewer people are around with different builds and doing things in different ways, then it looks like there is only one way to complete any content... which means that for the (fewer) remaining raid leads, they then start to demand that others build in that exact way because there is no evidence that anyone built differently can clear the content.

Another part of that is that the people who can train in off-meta strategies are also now gone, so these petulant and demanding raid leads have a point. When they say "you have to build XYZ to clear this or we won't clear," that is actually a true statement since there's nobody to train anyone in the off-meta strategy, and now the balance of the game has solidified the fact that off-meta playstyles can't clear with the meta strategy.
(For anyone who is going to come in with "but but but we could clear it befooooooooore," note that I said meta strategies as well. There are a lot of strategies for many of the boss fights to speed them up, e.g. clock strat vs. burn strat on HoF's first boss or portal skips in vCR. Most raids will go for hard burns since that means faster fights and fewer mechanics, but that does require everyone to do a significant amount of damage and know exactly what to do. A lead who is willing to take a lower damage person then needs to be willing to go for a different clear strategy, which generally *** a lot more pressure on the other DPS and especially the supports.)