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Re: COMPLETE MUSIC BOX LIST
verynicegirl wrote: »… I tried to find a list online and in the forums but was unsuccessful.
https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Services_Furnishings/Music_Boxes
3 sites to check for ESO info.
UESP
ESO-hub / Alcast (under same operator).
You may sign up to gain access to editing UESP pages. Your effort is not wasted- you can help to verify the existing write-up’s accuracy - I collect music boxes as well but lack the personal investment to do a deep dive. Ty for your list and contribution.
Re: ESO on Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Play Anywhere
Is there a way to get the actual UI from ESO PC? (Steam, ESO native)
Performance and graphics are fine by my testing, but having the same UI from console is no fun with mouse & keyboard.
Performance and graphics are fine by my testing, but having the same UI from console is no fun with mouse & keyboard.
Re: Official Night Market Feedback Thread
I rarely if ever see anyone doing Harrowstorms in eso. It is hard content. Why? Because the rewards are terrible. But wait just the fact it is hard content and not really soloable..I thought we needed hard mode. No, it is about work put in vs reward. So when the people that want the rewards in the nigh market have them , who will still group just to help kill trash mods and recycled boss? Very doubtful. What the name calling crowd is missing. Not everyone can do the night market in the current state it is in. New players, casual players and handicap players. They struggle. Believe it or not some people truly love the game but may be older with limited hand abilities. Are they not included? Some are ashamed t join a group. This is a main event and everyone should at least have a fair chance at completing the event. Your argument is well they can group. We are in a circular argument at that point. I take this stance because I personally don't have trouble but know players that struggle. Do you remember the oakensoul ring? It brought new life to limited players with disabilities. It actually made them able to compete.Along with a card game in a action mmo..lol So bottom line the night market needs a normal mode, as in normal 4 person dungeons. And a vet mode with the same difficulty as it currently is. I don't want to take away from anyone here that lives it! Reduce the rewards and remove leader boards if need be. But every player needs to be included and allowed to participate with compassion. A simple just group is not the answer here.
Re: U50 Feedback Thread for Class Mastery
Static Reverberation
This passive was a huge problem for pvp week 1. It was in a fine state after getting adjusted to 0.5 seconds. Its now back to being too powerful with 0.3 seconds cool down and being buffed to base 5% proc rate.
Part of the problem comes from sorc being too good at being able to proc it. 5% proc base doesnt sound like much but consider that a regular status effect build can deal up to 10 instances of seperate damage per second. For example
1-Vateshran destro proc
2-Burning status effect from vateshran
3-Light attack
4-Concussion from thread of war
5-Crushing shock (frost)
6-Crushing shock (fire)
7-Crushing shock (shock)
8-Chill from crushing shock
9-Burning from crushing shock
10- Concussion from crushing shock
11-Hurricane
10+ instances of seperate damage in a single second with a 5% base proc chance at full hp, skyrocketing to a certainty at lower health thresholds. This isnt just limited to this specific scenario either, bound armamant is 4 instance of seperate damage by itself and is by itself a burst damage and the burst damage having near certainty to proc additional damage turns it from a burst to an easy execute. In fact it turns basically everything in sorcs arsenal to an execute extremely easily.
Malevolent Promise was excluded from pvp for being too war crimey, well, this passive is the actual war crime. Please consider adding a once per second clause to it with battle spirit active. Proccing an extra instance of damage every second easily makes it one of the best pure class passives in the game, simply makes it less toxic by preventing it from being oppressive in pvp.
It takes 60 seconds to test something. I can't prove the Mastery was equiped via a picture, but I'm not making a video for this silly comment. Test it yourself.
Proc's don't proc proc's. Reverberation is counted as a proc. Like proc sets, it can however proc Concussed, only thing I couldn't test is enchants, but they probably don't work since everything else is behaving as normal.
Going back to your list:
- Vateshran destro proc
- Burning status effect from vateshran
- Light attack
- Concussion from thread of war
- Crushing shock (frost)
- Crushing shock (fire)
- Crushing shock (shock)
- Chill from crushing shock
- Burning from crushing shock
- Concussion from crushing shock
- Hurricane
Break this down a bit further.. Hurricane ticks on 2s and does nothing on cast, far cry from the 1s tick interval it had 10 years ago or abilities that still do this like Lightning Flood/Blockade, which are useless for PvP.
Light attack is once every second.
Crushing Shock is 3 hits in the same instance, so while it increases your odds by 3x, it's not as advantagous as something like Bound Armaments or Flurry which has a short delay between damage instances, allowing you to proc Reverberation more than once in a 1s window.
There is literally 2 abilities between Lightning Flood (unusable) and Bound Armaments (4s min cooldown) for a Sorc to use, yet your origianl comment acted like Sorc has some crazy amount of extra instances of damage going on to make this passive work. In reality, it's a shadow of its former Implosion self when we could tick once a second with Hurricane, twice a second with Lightning Flood, and once every 2 seconds with Blade Cloak. Obviously it's much different now, but this is your argument and it doesn't do anything substantially more than other classes from the "damage instance" category.
So yeah, you just came up with a random excuse to try and get something nerfed to buff your own class without even understanding how it functions. Focus on your own class, we all deseve to be powerful. Don't get me wrong, it's a very good Mastery for DPS, specifically PVE where you have nearly equal opportunity at all stages of an enemy's health, so the % chance increases gradually, but in PVP, you don't stay lower than 80% of your health at any given time for longer than a second before you're asking to be deleted.
Reverberation's tooltip is slightly weaker than 1 tick of a status effect, definitely weaker than something like Burning Light which has a longer CD, but can be guaranteed. Difference is, status effects can be massively buffed by passives, sets, or now Signet. By your own logic, you should be much more afraid by those builds, which anyone can use and has a much higher chance to proc at full health vs the Mastery's low health + high tick frequency requirment.
This is all to say.. this Mastery is the least of anyone's concern with Calculated Defense, Font of Power, and Conversation of Energy being PvP powerhouses. I love the idea of Implosion (Reverb), but I'd feel like a fool trying to make it work and leaving any of those others on the table.
The silliest part those those 3 Masteries is they don't show up on a death recap, so the casuals will jump to the forums to complain about a Reverb proc that killed them for 500 damage over 20x for 10,000, but they'll be ignorant to the others that are much more potent.
Re: Every Source of Information I Could Find Regarding Night Market's Advertisement as a Group Zone
tomofhyrule wrote: »Personally, if I made false assumptions about the Night Market after ZOS did in fact communicate that it was group content, I would be saying “my bad” not “ZOS’s bad.”
Admirable, but I have my doubts that people will generally say “my bad” and accept that.
After all, how many times have we had people start a forum thread and someone says “here’s what ZOS’s stance is,” only for the OP to start arguing about it.
When people review official posts and then continue posting like they don't exist, I just bow out. At the end of the day, it's not important enough to me that one person on the forums refuses to change their mind and accept they were incorrect about something.
The convincing will continue until morale improves.
Night Market - Week One Notes
Hey Folks!
Well, Night Market has officially launched, and we have been sharing in everyone’s trials, tribulations, delights, and despises over the past week or so. We felt it would be a good time to give a bit of an update to what we have seen feedback wise, share some of the results we have seen on server, and identify some key areas we will look to improve when Night Market returns.
First of all, we appreciate how much folks have embraced Night Market and the first foray into brand-new content within ESO that is experimental in nature. We took some big swings with Night Market in really pushing the challenge and group aspects of the game and you all have let us know your thoughts. Absolutely keep that feedback coming.
We have also spent some time addressing issues that cropped up that you can really only see at scale. Splinter Fragments from coffers are now guaranteed so you are not at the mercy of RNG to join your group tackling Gilded and Opulent enemies with the Relics. No one likes battling in a Skirmish along with a passing Calamitous just to die and not get credit so we adjusted the range for those to make sure you get credit after returning to an Oases (did you know Oases was the plural of Oasis? I know I didn’t until we had to write a patch note). Thanks to your reports we also saw fewer numbers of Faceted enemies than intended so we took a pass to beef up those numbers. Also, the Web Eater from Opulent Ordeal was very resistant to taxidermic efforts and we made sure the Trophy and Bust should drop from the Ordeal once complete. There is still a lot more feedback out there, some we will try to address soon, while others will have to wait for the next time.
Speaking of next time. We have looked at the feedback to create a backlog of potential areas we want to focus on when Night Market comes back. Here are some of the big feedback points we have written down. These would be issues we would look at first to see how/if we can address them:
• We identified the UI could be a bit cleaner as far as explaining the core loop so we will try and take a pass at that.
• Feedback regarding the faction points influencing faction choice (specifically seeing the scores before making a choice) is also heard and we will look at what we can do to address that.
• We have some new features you did not see in this iteration as well, but I won’t spoil those.
• Population within the Night Market has seen its fair share of feedback as well with folks noting they wished the population was a bit higher. We crafted the experience to fit within the current population limits and adding (or taking away) would potentially cause a detrimental experience in public areas. That said, for future iterations of the Night Market we will re-evaluate these population caps given the newfound data and feedback.
• There is also feedback regarding difficulty and balance. We knew that balance would be a key area for folks stepping in here. It was one of the aspects we wrestled with in development and testing. What we have seen is that players that come with a group or find one via group finder are generally having a much better time than those trying to go it alone. This is something we will dive into the data once Night Market is finished to see what, if any, adjustments we can (or should) make there. (For example, adding a pop-up to the districts zone-in similar to what we currently have for dungeons and trials that warns about the difficulty and suggests finding allies via the group finder.) We want Night Market to encourage grouping and reward players for those choices but there is something to be said about having some solo-oriented activities.
• Rewards are another area we have seen lots of feedback. We understand that folks may not be keen on the rewards for some of the aspects of the Night Market (overland sets?) so we can take a hard look at that for the next iteration too.
So, how is the Night Market? Glad you asked! So many of you have jumped in and tried your hand at what the Night Market has to offer we couldn’t be more pleased. Not only that but you are spending more time and been more engaged when you DO venture into the Night Market! We have seen a spike in played time for folks the past week which means those that have engaged are finding lots to do. The LFG system has also seen its highest usage ever! Finding and forming groups, playing longer, tackling the challenges within are at the heart of what we wanted the experience to be and we are happy it is resonating with players.
In short, the Night Market has seen impressive numbers and the feedback has been great to hear. The challenge of Night Market is something new to the game and how it has been embraced has been refreshing to see. While we know it doesn’t quite fit everyone’s cup of tea, it has scratched an itch and shown to bring players together in new ways. Cheers and see you in the Night Market!
- Finn
Well, Night Market has officially launched, and we have been sharing in everyone’s trials, tribulations, delights, and despises over the past week or so. We felt it would be a good time to give a bit of an update to what we have seen feedback wise, share some of the results we have seen on server, and identify some key areas we will look to improve when Night Market returns.
First of all, we appreciate how much folks have embraced Night Market and the first foray into brand-new content within ESO that is experimental in nature. We took some big swings with Night Market in really pushing the challenge and group aspects of the game and you all have let us know your thoughts. Absolutely keep that feedback coming.
We have also spent some time addressing issues that cropped up that you can really only see at scale. Splinter Fragments from coffers are now guaranteed so you are not at the mercy of RNG to join your group tackling Gilded and Opulent enemies with the Relics. No one likes battling in a Skirmish along with a passing Calamitous just to die and not get credit so we adjusted the range for those to make sure you get credit after returning to an Oases (did you know Oases was the plural of Oasis? I know I didn’t until we had to write a patch note). Thanks to your reports we also saw fewer numbers of Faceted enemies than intended so we took a pass to beef up those numbers. Also, the Web Eater from Opulent Ordeal was very resistant to taxidermic efforts and we made sure the Trophy and Bust should drop from the Ordeal once complete. There is still a lot more feedback out there, some we will try to address soon, while others will have to wait for the next time.
Speaking of next time. We have looked at the feedback to create a backlog of potential areas we want to focus on when Night Market comes back. Here are some of the big feedback points we have written down. These would be issues we would look at first to see how/if we can address them:
• We identified the UI could be a bit cleaner as far as explaining the core loop so we will try and take a pass at that.
• Feedback regarding the faction points influencing faction choice (specifically seeing the scores before making a choice) is also heard and we will look at what we can do to address that.
• We have some new features you did not see in this iteration as well, but I won’t spoil those.
• Population within the Night Market has seen its fair share of feedback as well with folks noting they wished the population was a bit higher. We crafted the experience to fit within the current population limits and adding (or taking away) would potentially cause a detrimental experience in public areas. That said, for future iterations of the Night Market we will re-evaluate these population caps given the newfound data and feedback.
• There is also feedback regarding difficulty and balance. We knew that balance would be a key area for folks stepping in here. It was one of the aspects we wrestled with in development and testing. What we have seen is that players that come with a group or find one via group finder are generally having a much better time than those trying to go it alone. This is something we will dive into the data once Night Market is finished to see what, if any, adjustments we can (or should) make there. (For example, adding a pop-up to the districts zone-in similar to what we currently have for dungeons and trials that warns about the difficulty and suggests finding allies via the group finder.) We want Night Market to encourage grouping and reward players for those choices but there is something to be said about having some solo-oriented activities.
• Rewards are another area we have seen lots of feedback. We understand that folks may not be keen on the rewards for some of the aspects of the Night Market (overland sets?) so we can take a hard look at that for the next iteration too.
So, how is the Night Market? Glad you asked! So many of you have jumped in and tried your hand at what the Night Market has to offer we couldn’t be more pleased. Not only that but you are spending more time and been more engaged when you DO venture into the Night Market! We have seen a spike in played time for folks the past week which means those that have engaged are finding lots to do. The LFG system has also seen its highest usage ever! Finding and forming groups, playing longer, tackling the challenges within are at the heart of what we wanted the experience to be and we are happy it is resonating with players.
In short, the Night Market has seen impressive numbers and the feedback has been great to hear. The challenge of Night Market is something new to the game and how it has been embraced has been refreshing to see. While we know it doesn’t quite fit everyone’s cup of tea, it has scratched an itch and shown to bring players together in new ways. Cheers and see you in the Night Market!
- Finn
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Re: Official Night Market Feedback Thread
BretonMage wrote: »The quest markers though are truly awful. The flask one I wasted goodness knows how much time trying to find before eventually giving up on the area I was in and moving to another, finding it and only then realising that it was only in one of the places. The actually markers, once you are in the area are not visible until you are almost right on top of them, and since they are often near mobs, you can miss them entirely if you aren't close enough. This could do with some improvements so that you aren't wasting so much time on them.
100% agree that quest markers need a tonne of tweaking. Having to circle round and round an area - all the while being killed over and over - is just not fun. Even if I took the time to kill the mobs, they just respawn again while I'm still searching. Having difficult to find quest markers around a metric tonne of super mobs makes for an incredibly frustrating experience.
Ohhh the propaganda. Never again.
Re: Night Market has made Group Finder come alive
So turns out someone actually made an addon for this called GroupFinder+, you can press create on the ui and itll repost the last listing you made.
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info4338-GroupFinder.html
Apologies moderators if there's rules against sharing links I am not aware of, but this is pretty crucial for people leading NM groups. Will be testing this out myself tonight
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info4338-GroupFinder.html
Apologies moderators if there's rules against sharing links I am not aware of, but this is pretty crucial for people leading NM groups. Will be testing this out myself tonight
Re: Every Source of Information I Could Find Regarding Night Market's Advertisement as a Group Zone
tomofhyrule wrote: »Personally, if I made false assumptions about the Night Market after ZOS did in fact communicate that it was group content, I would be saying “my bad” not “ZOS’s bad.”
Admirable, but I have my doubts that people will generally say “my bad” and accept that.
After all, how many times have we had people start a forum thread and someone says “here’s what ZOS’s stance is,” only for the OP to start arguing about it.
When people review official posts and then continue posting like they don't exist, I just bow out. At the end of the day, it's not important enough to me that one person on the forums refuses to change their mind and accept they were incorrect about something.
Re: Now that we can run around in our underwear...
BardokRedSnow wrote: »Different kinds of underwear too lol
This is 2026, cmon now lol y'all know you'd make money off underwear packs
Absolutely! I can see it now, "Covenant assorted collectible warrior briefs" or "Vvardenfell flame resistant undergarment pack"!
I was thinking more tropical fruit themed codpieces.
