DenverRalphy wrote: »

spartaxoxo wrote: »

I think the Dragonguard box should also account once all the associated achievements are claimed, tbh. All the time spent doing chore tasks takes away from gameplay.

They should make a way to easily start a zone's dailies without having to visit each zone. IDK how but turn in could remain the same. Brotherhood and Dragonguard dailies should be sent as mail.

I don't mind having to go loot the Dragonguard chest so much since it's right next to a wayshrine. What bugs me about the chest is that unlocking it is character wide, while looting it is account wide. I remember way back when I unlocked the chest on a 2nd character, and upon discovering that it could only be looted once per account I was a bit put off by all the work I had gone through to unlock it a second time. I think Tideholm and all its servics should be unlocked account wide upon first completion, blocked only to characters that have an active S. Elsweyr quest to preserve continuity.

It's still an extra load screen that's completely unnecessary given that it is already once per account. I often don't bother with it for precisely that reason. There's already so many chore tasks.

It's as the title suggests. I don't know if this is something anyone else would agree with but just throwing the idea out there out of curiosity.

What specifically I was thinking of is that once you unlock the passive from the skill line by default you would not yet receive a parcel, but you could visit Remains-Silent, ask for a specific order of parcel type, then these would be the ones delivered daily similarly to crafting hirelings. If you change your mind you would have to visit Remains-Silent again to change parcel type or disable it.

I think most of the other types of daily tasks are fine where they sit. The commitment to Daily Writs feels fine where it sits based on what is received from them. The Dragonguard chest feels fine since you can only claim it once a day per account rather than character. Dark Brotherhood parcel just takes that extra time on all my characters that can access it to divert to an outlaw refuge and navigate to Remains-Silent then make my way back when what we receive from it seems comparable to crafting hirelings.

If it doesn't change I'll live, it's not a major setback, just thought I'd suggest.

shadoza wrote: »

Rev Rielle wrote: »

MidnightDuel wrote: »

Why can't the "System Alerts" be used in-game to telegraph important changes to players, like daily login rewards going away and the elimination of Daily/Weekly Endeavors? This would be a much better use of the system than the Companion messages during Hearts Week.

So few players know about the changes, and in-game messaging would go a long way to correcting that.

I think if players are even remotely interested in what’s going on, they would open the forums every couple of days and browse the official notices. It takes literally one or two minutes. (In this instance there have been various twitch streams too over the months, and links & summations of such posted on the official forums, reddit and elsewhere).

For a long time, this has been the preferred way for developers to communicate with the player base. I think the vast majority of players know that, I guess those that don't browse simply aren't worried enough to check, and as a result can reasonably expect that sometimes changes will take them by surprise when they log in.

And honestly, it’s only Daily Login Rewards and Endeavours that are going away (or being replaced). Arguably, it’s not a particularly major change and doesn’t really impact our playtime all that much.

The fora are toxic so people avoid them.
Many folks do not like using Twitch for social/political reasons.
A simple announcement would have reduced confusion for those that just want to play the game. This day, a few players were asking about the rewards not working. Posting a notice in the rewards box or replacing the group play announce would have helped them.
Suggesting that someone doesn't care about the game because they do not hang out on a social-base site sounds mean to me.

I’d encourage you to re-read my post and take another look at what I was - and wasn’t - trying to say, as I think a few incorrect assumptions may have crept in.

I think it’s more productive for us to focus on our own choices rather than pointing fingers at the developers and accusing them of poor communication, especially when some players simply aren’t that concerned with receiving the information in the first place. And there's nothing wrong with that, to suggest otherwise is provocative.

The official information delivered in this forum post by development, also was - and still is - there on all our launchers, visible to everyone each time they start playing the game.

There is a proverb that comes to mind about a certain horse and water. You can provide someone with opportunity, aid, or information, but you cannot force them to take advantage of it.

scrappy1342 wrote: »

maybe in... announcements XD

You can find it here: Announcments -> ESO's March 2026 Survival Guide.

As long as they don't show up in the actual game and can only exist in player housing.

I fully support the idea of updating the texture quality of vanilla motifs.
My character, Warden, is assembled from vanilla motifs (except for a few elements), and I have terrible thoughts that at some point the vanilla motifs will be removed from the game and replaced with Ancestral ones.
Therefore, the idea of updating the textures without explicitly changing the motifs is very cool.

spartaxoxo wrote: »

I actually hope they rethink that policy but are careful about it. I wouldn't them to change things like how it dyes or the cut/styling but the textures could be made crisper and less muddy.

True the textures are so... Unbelievably low res on some older costumes and motifs. It would be great if we could get those updated to modern texture fidelity.

I definitely think this stuff needs to be addressed. But at the same time, I understand the concerns about how useless the sneak/stealth parts of the class are but I feel I'd rather we keep them in the class. Keep shadow cloaks invisibility please for the love of Lorkhan.

It's super easy to just make buffs or give utility without removing their stealth identity. They're called Nightblade not damageblade.

Ahhh. That's why. PvP ...
@Vulkunne Sorry, but if you make general statement and only mean a specific sub sections of this game, that is of minor importance, you are unintentionally misleading.
If you had started with: "Actually, I think NB is in a pretty good place as it exists today, in PVP.", we could've spared ourselves a misunderstanding. 😊

But this is a crucial point, nonetheless. What about the impact on PvP, when Nightblades are more balanced and Assassination is more of an option and less of a necessity? Will gankblades survive? Will invisibility be an option or a meme? And most importantly (to me), what about ranged playstyles?

I don't really care for improvements in animation, as long as the math sticks.

I'm already unhappy about swimming maps. I want terrain to be meaningful, not just something that slightly hampers you as you zoom from point to point.