I'd roll back the templar jabs animation.

Subclassing has, predictably, made an over-arching meta while turning power creep into a firehose. But this has its roots in hybridization. Once that domino fell, this was the expected outcome. Next stop, massive nerfs to all of the "overperforming" skill lines.

I can choose to not engage in sub-classing. I had no choice with AwA.

Full support. I check and recheck 5 times before pressing any buttons while in the armory. I feel that it's only a matter of time before I loose a build that I do not want to loose.

Class variety and spec differences has got even less diverse since subclassing and scribing. (with Hybridisation being the start of the homogenisation of builds)

This brings the knock-on problem that gear is now the only defining factor on most builds which is also very narrow due to certain sets being standout in terms of balancing / bugs.

Additionally performance has yet again worsened.

Gabriel_H wrote: »

GloatingSwine wrote: »

Here's a suit of 15th century gothic plate armour with faulds. Notice how they're in exactly the opposite place to where they would be on ESO armour. The flappy bits on our armour are in all the places the real armour isn't and the one place they decided needed extra protection is exactly where the flappies miss!

We are in bizarro-world armour.

Ever considered that 15th century armour was badly designed?

A youtuber named Skallagrim, specialized in historical weapons, has said in a video years ago that some swords, axes and even armors designs really look like one another because they were practical and effective, and because uneffective gear wouldn't be used, reproduced and kept along the centuries.

So, no, this armor isn't badly designed. It's effective even if quite light on the wearer, with a well balanced weight, you can fall on your back or fall from a horse with it and get up again without any problem, you can move freely, the only problems I see is that you would have heat problems and wouldn't see much with that helmet.

New crown crates, and the same issue spotted. Who thought it's a good idea to add disconnected, floating pauldrons on the shoulders, as well as tassets / hip armour on a dress?

These things have really epitomised the move away from Chapters to the new Season model.

Basically, “Where is the content?”

Feeling very shortchanged so far this year.

AWA was such a craven gaslighting of the players. The shark jumping moment when players realized that what they wanted would only be used by ZOS to give us they wanted us to have and the manipulatively sold to them as “you asked for this.”

Tha snow job selling Tales of Tribute was the second grossest moment in ESO history. “All the staff love it, are playing it in their free time and organizing tournaments.” It goes live and is so half-baked, malfunctioning and unbalanced that there is no way anyone “loved it”, could probably even finish a game and five years later how many tournaments have you played in?

At least it works now and is minorly enjoyable if you’re idea of a high-fantasy rpg is sitting in a pub.