dmel25 wrote: »

With that said, the model is still abysmal. We DO NOT WANT that mohawk look, it looks so dumb. Someone mentioned that maybe it is just because this a still and it will look different in-game with animations, but the weird mohawk needs to go or be severally toned down. We don't need fully furred werewolves, but the giant mohawk down the back is ridiculous looking.

We? Who’s we? The mohawk fits my Nord perfectly who also has a mohawk, so it’s pretty good to me.

Also the mane going down the back is honestly one of my favorite parts of this new model. Makes em look really wild! It could use a few touch ups, but honestly I’m pretty happy with what I’m seeing here. Hopefully we get a decent amount of skill styles in the future so everyone can have a WW look they can enjoy.

This game's playerbase cannot possibly sink any lower than this right? Right??

Completely understand and for five years lived by this very creed. THEN, I realized the truth of the alternate reality known as ESO..... every single Nixad, Heron, etc., RESPAWNS WITHIN MINUTES.

And guess what? They respawn happier and healthier than ever!!! I kid you not, just look at how happy they are (lol). So there is no death, there is only a Phoenix-like rebirth for these pixel-critters.

AScarlato wrote: »

I also really liked Zerith and he was great to be around. Sharp as well.

I am presently trying to level Tanlorin but they are so grating to me. I haven't used Azander yet so I may drop them for him and see how that goes.

I find Azandar not as grating, and he makes a pretty good healer companion. I did change his outfit though - dude needs something more practical for adventuring than his default street clothes.

MidniteOwl1913 wrote: »

Having to repeat the same mindless task over and over is boring. So very boring. The previous endevours were more interesting or at least quicker. I don't like the new system.

I play to *not* be bored.

I agree, I was never one to religiously complete endeavors, but on the whole they were much faster and incidental to my gameplay than the new challenges. This system has eradicated any remnants I had of FOMO mentality with collectables, if they are behind content I enjoy playing then that's great, but I don't find this constant carrot-chasing fun or engaging.

Idea:
The "prevent damaging innocents" option should also include the chance to avoid killing animals, just like Bastian Hallix wanted!

Arunei wrote: »

Dogs and cats aren't killable because ESO is based in the United States, where those animals are pets and NOT game or livestock animals. But all the animals you CAN kill? They are actually hunted irl (the ones that exist irl anyway) for food and other things, or are livestock animals that are raised as food or for leather, milk, and so on. Pigs, goats, squirrels, rabbits, elk, deer, etc are all animals that get hunted or raised as livestock.

You say, "Cats and dogs are pets, so it's only right that they're unkillable." But in this game, you can kill people... what's the logic?
Actually, there's no logic.
I'm not shocked by killing people; in fact, I do it often with my nightblade.
It's an action that requires a certain skill, so it makes sense in a game.
I kill mudcrabs because they give me chitin, but these are animals that have a health line on their heads and, even if weak, they defend themselves in a certain way and attack if attacked.
But killing animals with 1 hp, which mostly don't give anything I already have tons of in my infinite bag, just for the fun of watching them moan and blow up... disgusts me. And I'm annoyed that ZOS encourages it.
In fact, ZOS should provide a toggle so that anyone who wants to can avoid inadvertently killing them, as well as a "prevent attacking innocents" feature.
This game has repeatedly demonstrated its consideration for the rights of minorities.
I am part of a minority, of which I am proud.
The minority of those who have total respect for animals and don't even eat them, obviously.
I regret that the sensibilities of this minority are not protected by ZOS like other minorities worthy of equal respect.

Elvenheart wrote: »

Darn, I always thought you were a vampire. 🧛‍♂️ 😉

I have many faces! There's a tiny bosmer vampire in the mix xD

(It's cute when he bites tall folk by jumping up on their backs).

I still think our nose should sniff out stealth eminies NPC and players at 100% increased range.

I think "Werewolf being treated as dogs" should be more redder(lower). We are Werewolves, wolves, not domesticated dogs that only bark at things. :-D

Thank you for this post of all the knotty puns. I needed a good howl.

moderatelyfatman wrote: »

This will drive regular PvPers away during peak hours as they will have nothing to do if GH is pop-locked.

Oh no, like 12 guys are gonna log out, how will the game survive.

A lot more than that will try Vengeance and actually like it, or at least find it "good enough" for waiting in queue. There are a significant number of players who log into GH because it's the only game in town, not because they love ball groups, proc sets, and one shots.