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Re: Make homes more functional
Such things are fine in single player offline games, but in mutiplayer online games they simply lead to players spending more time in private instances with the result that new players log into an apparently empty world with the result that they move on.
i mentioned Palia in my comment, it is multiplayer and whilst it is smaller than ESO i have not encountered your hypothetical problem.
Re: Those Who Would Rule
I think it's a one-and-done thing ...well, until the Night Market reappears and you can choose a different faction.
marcbf
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Re: Please skip Warden and Sorc refreshes and rework Nightblade!
Warden is most likely in full swing if not nearly done and the sorc certainly already in planning and conceptional stage so... these things most likely take months to animate so...
Re: U50 Feedback Thread for Class Mastery
People need to understand that the most dangerous burst is sudden burst, not one that follows after a CC. There are many setups that allow you to burst someone standing out of nowhere. Much more efficient than a jumpscare Incap that will immediately have them turtle after breaking free. Subtlety wins.
Dracane
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Re: U50 Feedback Thread for Class Mastery
The most dangerous burst is the lag that guarantees the followup lands anyway, turning what should be a two shot with counterplay, instead into an instant kill one shot.People need to understand that the most dangerous burst is sudden burst, not one that follows after a CC.
xylena
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Re: Concerns About ESO’s Future Direction and Solo Player Experience
jad11mumbler wrote: »Give me one valid reason why ZoS should exclude “normal” casual players from enjoying the market.
It's not.
Normal, casual players can group up and take it on just as any other players can.
It's meant to be a difficult group zone.
I am a normal casual player, that has always been playing with gamepad and can complete the content and have fun with a a one bar main build / sets that havent changed since high isle came out...
I think the vast majority of players I meet in the nightmarket are your casual players you meet everywhere else in the game tbh.
I often get the impression mostly what is preventing people from content is not their lack of skills but because of their fear they dont even try...
Nemesis7884
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Re: Official Night Market Feedback Thread
I don't believe any content in ESO has ever been as divise as the Night Market. Not even Tales of Tribute.
Personally, I'm firmly on the side of those who dislike it mainly due to its difficulty and requirement to group. Also, a lot of rewards just don't match the effort that needs to be put into getting them.
It's always hard, if not directly impossible, to please everyone. The question is whether or not the majority of players are okay with the content as is or if it's just a very vocal minority. Akin to the whole overland difficulty discussion.
Personally, I'm firmly on the side of those who dislike it mainly due to its difficulty and requirement to group. Also, a lot of rewards just don't match the effort that needs to be put into getting them.
It's always hard, if not directly impossible, to please everyone. The question is whether or not the majority of players are okay with the content as is or if it's just a very vocal minority. Akin to the whole overland difficulty discussion.
marcbf
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Re: Sorc nerfs are too heavy handed
I'm looking forward to seeing what this looks like
I was hoping for a slight bump for monolith from 100 per pylon to 150, but it might be fine. we'll see how it fares in actual content when it hits live.
it's so weird having monolith as a viable set isntead of the butt of a joke...
I think Monolith of Storms is in a good position right now. Although it's been nerfed to 100 weapon damage, considering the potential for subclass builds to abuse the original 200 weapon damage, and the fact that Sorc will be reworked at the end of the year, if the Storms line gains spam skills or better DoT skills by then, Monolith of Storms would be even more likely to be abused by subclass builds. 100 might be the best compromise.
And sets decorating a class's performance to look better than it is is always bad. Which is why overperforming sets should be nerfed to see the ugliness that lies beneath. In the case of Sorc DPS, that became quite dramatically visible after the nerf.
Same thing should happen with all things that can cheese these stupid dummy parses that players are wrongly using to call for unnecessary nerfs (even this week non-sorcs are still crying about those no longer possible week 1 PTS cheesed parses) and ZOS is/has been using to "spreadsheet balance" this game for years now.
Nerf overload, travelling knife's specific status effect build combination with signet + static reverb + conservation of energy that players use to cheese unrealistic parse numbers on the trial dummy and I would bet anything that Sorcerer as a class would be lucky to parse anywhere close to the current "weakest" PvE DPS class (NB).
ZOS already proved this is the case with the nerf to JUST reverb and monolith alone dropping sorc from being top tier single target DPS (that is actually worth considering even in the current cleave heavy content we have) to well below average without any changes to the build that was used to cheese those week 1 parse numbers.
Re: Concerns About ESO’s Future Direction and Solo Player Experience
Give me one valid reason why ZoS should exclude “normal” casual players from enjoying the market.
It's not.
Normal, casual players can group up and take it on just as any other players can.
It's meant to be a difficult group zone.
Re: Concerns About ESO’s Future Direction and Solo Player Experience
Do they have any plan to push solo players out of the game?
They add ONE single update for harder group content, and you jump to it being the end of the game?
jad11mumbler
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