
valenwood_vegan wrote: »Yeah not going to get worked up over pixels in a video game that primarily revolves around *killing pixels*. There are quests that tell us to kill and outright murder people. Savage werewolfs slaughtering villagers. Vampires draining their victims of blood. Torture. Slavery. Theft. Crazed cults sucking our souls out. An *ongoing war* that we are encouraged to directly participate in.
Not to mention, the game has numerous provisioning items and furnishing items *made of* parts of critters. Some of the armor our characters wear is made of their fur.
Livestock and hunting and fishing and the like are... pretty normal things in a medieval fantasy world. If one doesn't want to kill critters, one can certainly avoid doing so.
Personally I'll continue to play the game my way (where every one of my characters has a story and different motivations and acts differently - one is a vegan bosmer, another is a sneaky hunter, another is a noble paladin who tries to do no harm, one is an evil vampire, while another is a thief - it's fantasy folks. I am actually none of these things in real life.) and try to save my moral outrage for actual issues IRL.
I will say that it's unfortunate that zos introduced this task in a bugged state and I'm looking forward to it being fixed so folks can move into some of the instanced areas and the overland slaughter can calm down a bit (but this will also happen naturally as the I MUST FINISH THIS TASK RIGHT NOW crowd starts to finish).

valenwood_vegan wrote: »Yeah not going to get worked up over pixels in a video game that primarily revolves around *killing pixels*. There are quests that tell us to kill and outright murder people. Savage werewolfs slaughtering villagers. Vampires draining their victims of blood. Torture. Slavery. Theft. Crazed cults sucking our souls out. An *ongoing war* that we are encouraged to directly participate in.
Not to mention, the game has numerous provisioning items and furnishing items *made of* parts of critters. Some of the armor our characters wear is made of their fur.
Livestock and hunting and fishing and the like are... pretty normal things in a medieval fantasy world. If one doesn't want to kill critters, one can certainly avoid doing so.
Personally I'll continue to play the game my way (where every one of my characters has a story and different motivations and acts differently - one is a vegan bosmer, another is a sneaky hunter, another is a noble paladin who tries to do no harm, one is an evil vampire, while another is a thief - it's fantasy folks. I am actually none of these things in real life.) and try to save my moral outrage for actual issues IRL.
I will say that it's unfortunate that zos introduced this task in a bugged state and I'm looking forward to it being fixed so folks can move into some of the instanced areas and the overland slaughter can calm down a bit (but this will also happen naturally as the I MUST FINISH THIS TASK RIGHT NOW crowd starts to finish).
Rishikesa108 wrote: »1,000 kills for the seasonal challenge in three designated areas. In dungeons/delves, mobs don't count, but in the overland, all you need to do is kill a harmless little animal with a light attack (they have 1 hp) to boost your score.
Does that seem fair to you?
I obviously refrain from this senseless hunt for squirrels, deer, or the cute little Nixads, but I'm outraged by the obscene spectacle of thousands of players mercilessly crushing everything that moves. It disgusts me.
But what was the need for that?
This game often stands out for protecting certain minorities, and I'm pleased. Why not protect the sensibilities of those who oppose the killing of innocent little animals?
What demonstration of skill or strength is firing a light attack at a hare or a heron?
I hope ZOS reconsiders, and along with the promised fix to the zone dungeons/delves, that ZOS does not continue to encourage this needless slaughter.
On the other hand i'm kind of disappointed by the absence of satisfactory blood splatter. I'm enjoying the penguins little squeeks and the fact they run away but the gore element leve a lot to be desired.
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Use the macabre vintage set.
Whoa 3 digits worth of players, up there with Fortnite and CoD /sQueue last night was 130.
You are a very small minority of PvP players that like vengeance
You haven't logged into Cyrodiil on live for more than a year.
Yes it is possible, very easily so. I recorded to prove it.GeneralGrundmann wrote: »
https://youtu.be/FYfjfVbgOhsWith 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.
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.