and need 2 more passive too..

Being killed in combat and revived is a gameplay mechanic, yes. Feeding is a choice though.

In any case, there are issues that feeding on someone presents. To feed on a helpless companion without their consent should not be an option. Otoh, to have a companion who will consent to being literally ravaged and consumed is just, well, hmm.

i also love seeing the concept art ^_^ hope we get to see more soon

All right, mighty powers that be.

We all know it, you *should* know it, so if you could just go ahead and change/delete/nerf the Warden Class Script, that would be swell.

There have been a zillion threads on this and it can't take much for you guys to notice the uptick in Wardens in Cyrodiil and BGs, so can we please just scoot along to the productive stage and go ahead and fix the problem? It would be much appreciated if we can go ahead and halve the usual 9 month waiting process.

I should have put this in the feedback.

Do you want suggestions for solutions or just an outline of the problem?

I read a lot of long, well thought out posts on the PTS forum which give suggestions of solutions and none of them ever get a reply or implimented. Are these people wasting their time with suggestions that you guys don't care about because you want to come up with your own ideas, or are they taken on board and then dismissed or put into a backlog of some sort?

I stopped giving suggestions ages ago because nothing ever comes from it and it doesn't seem to be welcomed.

You should lose the companion that you feed on. No one should have to put up with being eaten (can't believe I have to spell out the obvious). Also, lore-wise, they're not like a player, who's a vestige, when you feed on them, they die. It's not like a vampire, who can just drain a little blood.

Erickson9610 wrote: »

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When I first read this response, I thought I may have gone a little too far with that comment of mine, but then I realized that people have been doing things like this for ages to characters they dislike, like Nazeem from Skyrim.

I have always thought the violently spiteful reactions to Nazeem were beyond strange. Wanting to stab a person who makes a condescending remark to you is just.. yeah, no.

I would think you should at least take a significant hit to rapport for doing that, so it would have to be a carefully considered decision and not something you'd automatically hit whenever they die.

Nemesis7884 wrote: »

Spreadsheet balancing and standartization of everything might have made sense before subclassing....but now it makes 0 sense...they should rather form the skill lines around specific themes, strengths and weaknesses to make them more interesting....in a paper stone scissor style fashion

Spreadsheet balancing never made sense to begin with.

Trying to describe game balance with math rather than experience and qualitative observation is building a house upon sand.