Erickson9610 wrote: »

@ZOS_Erin

Will PvE encounters like March of Sacrifices or the Lord Hollowjack boss fight during the Witches Festival be modified to allow Werewolves who are Prowling to function like players who are stealthed?

It's particularly frustrating in March of Sacrifices when you can't interact with the hunting wisps in Werewolf form unless you do the side content, which itself requires you to interact with the hunting wisps.

Please make start-to-finish Werewolf only runs of March of Sacrifices possible!

I came here to ask this too. It's ironic that in a dungeon about werewolves you can't play it as a werewolf because you can't crouch and remain hidden, especially during the Indrik fight. So the new prowl should invoke the hidden status so that we can play in these events and dungeons. The rest look epic.

A few easy solutions for those struggling with DKs: https://youtu.be/bcLPHwVSbB8

The solution isn't to nerf, the solution is to adapt and overcome. Keep this in mind for the warden rework and other upcoming ones as well!

Yes. In the meantime, I recommend the Personal Assistant addon, but I don’t know if it’s available for console.

I shall use it for everything, even as the implimentation of it troubles me.
Until now, I believed monsters on Vestige will have their HP doubled and damage increased by 6x. Alas, of course mob HP cannot be altered with how the system works, and 80% less damage done is more than I hoped for.

My ~62k damage opener will drop to about 12.2k damage, meaning I will need 3 or more salvos to kill a trash mob. Might be a little bit more bullet spongey than I had hoped. Pure class passives and class reworks could make this more palatable though offensively.

I want to see the horror that is Skyreach Catacombs with 6x more damage incoming and needing 4x the damage. Master difficulty sounds like the sweetspot for what ESO should be by default.

SilverBride wrote: »

Jammy420 wrote: »

Even if a bear does 1000 percent damage, it will not be difficult. As it stands now, I cannot even use my second skill before they are dead. And that is in all heavy, no armor sets, no cp, and sword and shield....

I still don't understand why being strong and powerful is a bad thing but I like it that way.

I think most players enjoy being strong and powerful, which is why (in just about any game, not just ESO) most players like to make themselves as strong and powerful as they can.

Just to clarify, I didn't necessarily mean Vestige level in particular, but anything above "normal." I was just wanting to coin and use the term "Vestigitize"-- although I'm wondering if "Vestigify" or "Vestigitate" sound better? The noun forms of those would be "Vestigitization," "Vestigification," and "Vestigitation," if that helps anyone decide.

Gonna set it to the hardest difficulty i can reasonably manage. Vestige might be a little too ridiculous.

I'll do every quest in the game on Vestige mode, hoping it will feel nice to not one tap a world threat.

play again Orsinium to Summerset all main story line
but first i need zos add replay story system or make my 4th nightblade ...