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Re: Night Market Opinion Poll
I'm torn between 'too grindy' and 'not my thing'. I finally got time to play it today and by joining groups and then darting off to do my own objectives when we got close I was able to finish the introductory quests, a few dailies and by following the groups I killed a bunch of bosses and did 2 skirmishes.
It was ok and I felt like I'd gotten a lot done, then I looked through the achievements to see what I hadn't done and it was basically "now do all the same things again, and again, and again" to get points of various types (faction loyalty, kill/quest counts for achievements, drops for collections etc.) and at that point I was bored with the whole idea. Nothing about it interests me enough that I want to do it as much as ZOS requires me to, so I think I'm going to call it done and go back to stuff I actually want to play.
It was ok and I felt like I'd gotten a lot done, then I looked through the achievements to see what I hadn't done and it was basically "now do all the same things again, and again, and again" to get points of various types (faction loyalty, kill/quest counts for achievements, drops for collections etc.) and at that point I was bored with the whole idea. Nothing about it interests me enough that I want to do it as much as ZOS requires me to, so I think I'm going to call it done and go back to stuff I actually want to play.
Danikat
3
Re: Empty Night Markets
Yes grouping solves the issue, but when you need to use group finder to play the game mode, that kinda defies the idea of a public zone you can enter and have fun banding together with other players nearby. When soloing doesn't get you far in group content, fair enough, but when soft grouping also isn't an option then the "event zone" is really just a trial with a huge lobby.
All that said, you can still have solo fun playing the side quests like a run & hide adventure.
And another thing: I absolutely love the short leash distances, please add that to the rest of the game. I'm pretty sure it will also be good for server performance when mobs don't chase me halfway across the map, just to hit me once and run back.
All that said, you can still have solo fun playing the side quests like a run & hide adventure.
And another thing: I absolutely love the short leash distances, please add that to the rest of the game. I'm pretty sure it will also be good for server performance when mobs don't chase me halfway across the map, just to hit me once and run back.
Toanis
7
Re: Empty Night Markets
Let me get this straight, the [snip] market is basically trash, most players either hate it or don’t even bother with it, and you we’re expecting it to be full? Why, exactly? Because a handful of people enjoy it? Well… congratulations, you’ve got them inside. Oh wait, a few might be offline. Don’t worry, just hang around. They’ll be back eventually… And if you’re outside the Thousand Eyes zone… well, just go solo! ZOS designed it for groups, but hey, solo players should be able to… manage, right? Go on, try it solo... after all, the [snip] market is so unbelievably fun, right?
Athory
3
Re: Official Night Market Feedback Thread
Please change it, so we don't have to regather the keys every time we want to run the dungeons (much less the trial). Getting people synched up is extremely difficult.
allochthons
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Re: Excuse me?
YandereGirlfriend wrote: »Would much prefer to see some unique modifications of NB skills and gameplay via the passives rather than simply backing up the Brinks truck full of raw Weapon Damage and calling it a day.
I would much prefer my class not being dead for at least 1 patch in 6 years rather than 5% crit dmg passives
Prionyx
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Re: Excuse me?
Think the nerf here is a mistake. Pure NB is underperforming on PTS compared to both other pure class equivalents and multiclassed specs.
Excuse me?
So basically you gave NB the worst class masteries, everyone were saying how laughable they were and then you NERFED them. After this once again everyone were saying that they are super weak and how absurd these changes are, that pure NB will be unplayable while other classes get OP masteries(literally the most viewed community post was my post about how absurd NB nerfs are with proofs that this is the worst PVP class, to which everyone excluding one troll agreed to) and now you nerf NB masteries again? Even if you gave PVP NB these 2500 WPD and 25% crit that wouldn't help pure NB. But you nerfed them even further. I have no words. What's the point of asking for a feedback if you don't listen to it?
Prionyx
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Re: Why Werewolf should be as strong as Dragonknight while having drawbacks
dark_hunterxmg wrote: »My issue with class masteries is that they seemed to be a temporary measure until the class is reworked. Once that happens, the mastery will likely get nerfed and so will your wolf. I want to keep them separate so werewolves don't take nerfs because a pure class is strong. I get wanting to keep them, I just don't think it is the way forward. Unfortunately ZOS wouldn't have werewolf masteries written and time soon even if they said yes.
The only werewolf buffs we've seen in the recent history came because classes got buffed, not because werewolf got buffed. Anything else done to Werewolf was more of a nerf than a buff.
We should be demanding customers here. I personally don't like the new wolf at all. I think it won't perform the way I want it to.
This is a serious concern not often spoken of. This is bound to be dramatic when this time comes.
If ZoS is prepared to
Yeah I don't WANT to lose class masteries, but I also rather not get nerfed so far into the dirt that I HAVE to run a puresorc or a pureDk to get decent numbers with WW either. It's very much a give or take situation.
And currently consider me in the bargaining stage of grief lol.
Warden, Nightblade, Sorc and DK all produce high damage output with Werewolf. That is most of the classes already. The other pure classes don't work well because their offensive perks are too strongly intervowen with their kit. (As it should be)
Chances are good that you consider one of these 4 your main or playable?
My main is Warden, and I like using that Glacial Maw passive, but that defeats the point of what I'm talking about.
If those four classes are over-preforming on WW (not saying either way) and WW as a whole is getting nerfed because of that, then I almost rather not have the class masteries after all. Assuming they're making it so WW will largely suck as the other classes.
(And when I mean suck, I mean leagues behind the meta builds even when built to the full extent. irrelevant, the RP choice, like we've been since the game released.)
This is a serious concern. Like someone else mentioned: what when other classes receive their remaster and have their class masteries slaughtered as a result, and yet Werewolf is currently balanced around having them, this will have dire consequences.
Unless ZoS would react dynamically and just buff Werewolf up as this happens, which in itself will lead to months of potential imbalance. Say Warden and Sorc get their masteries nerfed and Werewolf buffed to compensate, well, it will then be exceptionally strong using the still powerful Nightblade and DK passives.
The only sound solution is to disable class masteries and just making Werewolf's own passives stronger. (And no, not Werewolf masteries, because Werewolf already is its own thing.)
Dracane
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Re: Why Werewolf should be as strong as Dragonknight while having drawbacks
dark_hunterxmg wrote: »My issue with class masteries is that they seemed to be a temporary measure until the class is reworked. Once that happens, the mastery will likely get nerfed and so will your wolf. I want to keep them separate so werewolves don't take nerfs because a pure class is strong. I get wanting to keep them, I just don't think it is the way forward. Unfortunately ZOS wouldn't have werewolf masteries written and time soon even if they said yes.
The only werewolf buffs we've seen in the recent history came because classes got buffed, not because werewolf got buffed. Anything else done to Werewolf was more of a nerf than a buff.
We should be demanding customers here. I personally don't like the new wolf at all. I think it won't perform the way I want it to.
This is a serious concern not often spoken of. This is bound to be dramatic when this time comes.
If ZoS is prepared toYeah I don't WANT to lose class masteries, but I also rather not get nerfed so far into the dirt that I HAVE to run a puresorc or a pureDk to get decent numbers with WW either. It's very much a give or take situation.
And currently consider me in the bargaining stage of grief lol.
Warden, Nightblade, Sorc and DK all produce high damage output with Werewolf. That is most of the classes already. The other pure classes don't work well because their offensive perks are too strongly intervowen with their kit. (As it should be)
Chances are good that you consider one of these 4 your main or playable?
My main is Warden, and I like using that Glacial Maw passive, but that defeats the point of what I'm talking about.
If those four classes are over-preforming on WW (not saying either way) and WW as a whole is getting nerfed because of that, then I almost rather not have the class masteries after all. Assuming they're making it so WW will largely suck as the other classes.
(And when I mean suck, I mean leagues behind the meta builds even when built to the full extent. irrelevant, the RP choice, like we've been since the game released.)
This is a serious concern. Like someone else mentioned: what when other classes receive their remaster and have their class masteries slaughtered as a result, and yet Werewolf is currently balanced around having them, this will have dire consequences.
Unless ZoS would react dynamically and just buff Werewolf up as this happens, which in itself will lead to months of potential imbalance. Say Warden and Sorc get their masteries nerfed and Werewolf buffed to compensate, well, it will then be exceptionally strong using the still powerful Nightblade and DK passives.
The only sound solution is to disable class masteries and just making Werewolf's own passives stronger. (And no, not Werewolf masteries, because Werewolf already is its own thing.)
I'm inclined to agree. I don't LIKE it, but if the alternative is this (constant stream of nerfs and then forgotten about) then I'll defo take it, because yikes.
coop500
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