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Let me get this straight, at the top rank you are forced to become a traitor?
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kevjon74_ESO✭✭
Not at all.steveb16_ESO46 wrote: »Whatever bullcrap hand-waving being used to justify it we're still expected to be traitors and it's still recycling content.
This is the single most unimpressive feature of the game and one that makes me doubtful about continuing to sub once I hit 50.
The veteran levels and maps are in place solely to provide the means to explore all the game's content with one character, for those who wish it. Those who don't may create new characters to explore the remaining factions. If you don't care about the remaining factions, then there's pvp and veteran-level dungeons to run.
If that's not enough for you, then I guess at that point you'll be done with the game. Hope you're taking your time and enjoying the journey while you can.
A turd cookie, maybeGive this man a cookie.
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dietlime✭✭✭✭steveb16_ESO46 wrote: »Whatever bullcrap hand-waving being used to justify it we're still expected to be traitors and it's still recycling content.
This is the single most unimpressive feature of the game and one that makes me doubtful about continuing to sub once I hit 50.
It's a way to play the entire game's content without having to make three characters and nothing more.
Also strictly speaking you only happen to be in an opposing faction's territory; but not contested territory. If you went into Cyrodiil and played for the other faction, I could see your argument. As it is while you're questing there are no faction alignments.Edited by dietlime on 21 May 2014 19:110 -
Doesn't matter what alliance you play, the others all are crazed pyromaniacs and such that attack and destroy small towns and massacre civilians. It's the way they designed the game.
When I first read about veteran content, in the game hype, I thought the quests would have a different angle, and would play differently from the way you played them when playing 1-49. Silly me, eh?
When I eventually get to veteran content, I will use this philosophy:
Each faction has their area, their territory. They should be able to live there in reasonable peace, with civilians going about somewhat normal lives. (Other than all the cults, fake plagues, daedra invasions, crazed mages and such.) If another faction invades and starts destroying towns, killing civilians and such, then they are the evil ones in the situation. So if I am basically "stationed" in a faction other than my starting one and that area is invaded by some of the more violent members of my starting faction, tough on the invaders. I will defend civilians, save towns and do what I am asked to do to stop that invasion.Edited by redwoodtreesprite on 21 May 2014 19:331 -
Victus✭✭✭Blackwidow wrote: »
Indeed so, sir.
... but Lee was definitely a bonehead at Gettysburg.
"Attack in the middle, and they will break!"
Yeah, that's never worked in the history of tactical warfare, but it'll work for you because you're General Lee.
Oops.
I thought that was Pickett's Charge?
Still, if they had taken Little Round Top that battle would have had a much different outcome (yeah I know, woulda coulda shoulda). Fascinating to think that the (Vermont I think?) group of soldiers were able to repel Hood and his mostly TX boys from taking that hill. Pretty neat stuff.Throm the First - Redguard Dragon Knight - Daggerfall Covenant0 -
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That certainly had something to do with it, but Pickett carried out Lee's orders.I thought that was Pickett's Charge?
Yeah, novels have been written based off such alternate history ideas.Still, if they had taken Little Round Top that battle would have had a much different outcome (yeah I know, woulda coulda shoulda). Fascinating to think that the (Vermont I think?) group of soldiers were able to repel Hood and his mostly TX boys from taking that hill. Pretty neat stuff.
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Hodorius✭✭✭steveb16_ESO46 wrote: »
Not really...
It was the Skyrim 2 fanclub raiding the forums and "forcing" ZOS to make it possible to "go everywhere you want" and "do every quest there is" like it was possible in the SP game.
It was not the only change because of them...
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