I am not even so into housing like others here, still I can imagine the pain and frustration.

My suggestion is, after you completed a furniture for the first time, you can buy it for 100% of the given price.

With the second completion, you get a 20% discount, paying 80% of the given price.

And after the third completion, you get another 30% discount, paying 50% of the given price.

Of course, the codex entries two and three with the additional lore texts are still kind of a reward in themselves.

Perhaps different %-numbers are *better*, like 300%-200%-100% or 200%-150%-100%, but that's just speculation.

This way, furniture would be much easier to obtain and there is still some incentive to achieve a 3/3 in the codex.

Yeah it's kinda funny to see them just ignoring the feedback in here.

Note that many of the event zone’s challenges were designed for groups in mind, so be prepared for a tough fight if you’re venturing into the zone solo.

I solo group dungeons on normal all the time. The Night Market is more than tough, in my opinion.

I agree. I've been running around with 2 others from my raid group and we've been having fun.

If you're struggling with it solo you can either make your build better or you can group up in Group Finder. Willing to do neither just means Night Market isn't designed for you and the way you play the game, and that's okay.

My main criticism is that the population cap should be increased. I believe it was 36 during the PTS and from what I can see it hasn't been increased, which is probably too small given the size of the zone and would make some of the complaints about not seeing anyone go away.

When they said it was group content, I expected it to be normal dungeon difficulty - at least the overworked stuff. And I would have loved it if that was the difficulty level of the overworld tbh.

I played with a group and we still ended up leaving frustrated with the whole thing. Im not saying we were the most skilled group in the world, but we arent awful. And for a limited time event like this with a focus on multiplayer activity... id really expect them to make it more accessible.

I also have no idea how you are supposed to kill the bosses? We didnt see any other groups out there and only 2-3 other players running around solo (largely avoiding the mobs).

I think the team needs to accept that, over the years, ESO has cultivated a playerbase that is mostly solo-orientated. As such, new releases should probably keep this in mind. Most players are either going to wanr to be able to solo stuff, or clear it with other randoms in-zone.
There of course must always be a place for organized group enjoyers, but I do not think this is it. Not entirely, anyway.

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So am I rigt that everyone ist choosing blue team because the mythic ist the best?

I choosed red cuz of my friends, and then they told there are 3 different mythics... So I can get the next one in another season. Cool.

I didn't read anything before, because I don't wanted to spoil mayself. But that's... Kind of a thing.

It's a monster set not a mythic. The consensus is that, yes, it's the least bad of the three, but it's also nothing meta that you'll really be missing out on. Yes you'll be able to get it next time, whenever that ends up being.

Honestly, I went in as a group. Didn't help. You actually need a large group to have fun here I think, Unless your group is pro level. And I expected it to be like world bosses or public dungeons where you would have bunches of players coming together... but no, not really - there is no-one else in there

Largely found the whole thing confusing and frustrating. Constantly dying to the mobs is frustrating. Those stupid sand doors in the parch are frustrating. The duneripper thing that eats you could have been really cool... if he always ate the whole group so someone could heal through the health drain instead of just one of us. And the boulder dash? Uhh no idea what that is. Would love to stop and find out if the mobs didnt insta kill me if took a second to look at it... we didnt bother with the non-parch areas as non of us were having fun.

We thought we would try to stealth past the mobs, which might have been its own kind of fun but they fill up choke points so that doesnt really work.

We resorted in the end to spam healing while running through mobs to try and do the daily quests. It wasnt fun at all

I think this actually might be the hardest content in the game and its awful.