hoangdz wrote: »

with stats that have never existed in the game

separate the gap between casual players and sweaty ones even more

Agreed. The underlying problem is stat inflation, not any specific class.

MoonPile wrote: »

What do you think of the new furnishings?

I think: THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mushroom buckets!!!!! 🍄🎉🥂

Also the plain straight planks, giant boulders, ROPES buyable from the Home Goods vendor!, chains, etc!

I'm really excited for these "plain" and "common" items that will be so helpful to build with, and those that have been requested for a long time by many others. I think I can safely say, we feel heard!!!

I do wish the ropes and chains could be toggled for length, but I assume it couldn't be done for whatever reason and they are great as-is. Very happy they are cheap HG items we can get right away, and love that they have collision!

The huge boulders are wonderful! I hope more HG vendors will get more new stuff like this in the future – especially some giant boulders entirely covered in moss that can be sunken to use as groundcover – example. More examples. Or really, just big grassy (or sand/dirt/whatever, for different biomes) mounds of land would be really nice if that's possible (like the Dawnwood ones are so great; it would be helpful to have options with more low-profile, non-rooted bottoms too).

The new Breton furniture is gorgeous, wonderful details and textures!
I won't get too excited about them yet, knowing how RNG is I expect these will be difficult to get and expensive for a while. But looking forward to using them someday. I wish there were even more matching set items, and hope the other races will get such nice new stuff too!

The new Alinor / Altmer items will surely make a lot of people happy who've been waiting a long time, too!

ATT have not looked at the new houses yet.

Re: mossy boulders, here's another example.
fully covered in moss, to use as terrain for terraforming.

The green versions of trees like Sapling, Eucalyptus Scrub are here too – wish we could have these!

DeathStalker wrote: »

Things like this build up and are so discouraging. Death by a thousand paper cuts.

Yes, exactly. This is how it's been for heavy attack builds and Pet Builds (and lets face it there's also a lot of players that overlap between these).

At some point, ZOS decided that Pet Sorcs DPS didn't matter. Around the same time that they decided the class set for Daedric Summoning should punish summoners for using the summoning line to appease users that were not summoners. The only class set that does this. If any set should reward a player for using Daedric summons it the Daedric summoning set. The way they designed this set actually low-key feels like there's a disrespect of pet Sorcs. Like they wish the class never had permanent pets to begin with.

Completely ignoring these aren't just any DPS builds but also builds that many of us use to gain accessibility to vet content for those among us who can't do the 2 bar builds. Even some of us who don't have disabilities, those repetitive moments can be painful if done for prolonged periods. My hands often badly hurt if I play my 2 bar stuff too hard too long. I work from home and do all my work on a computer and I game. RSIs are something I have to really be careful of and have experienced in the past. When it's like that, the less buttons I have to push, the better.

I honestly wish there was a toggle to heavy attacks that let me push the button once and it would keep it held down until I tapped it again. Wish the same thing for sprint.

Since then accessibility builds have been whittled away little by little but at least they still somewhat worked. With the changes on the PTS, I'll probably end up shelving my heavy attack build. And I don't know that I'll bother at all if I have to do so because it isn't just one nerf in one update. The relative power has went down little by little every patch and now it's in the straw that broke the camel's back territory.