going for a Worm cult/ Mannimarco themed look

Light attack weaving is not difficult, takes about ten seconds to practice, and if you do not want to do it there are builds for that. This horse has been beaten, killed, resurrected, incinerated, sent to the 9 hells, reincarnated and shot into the sun.

Sincerely someone with bad eyes, and rheumatoid arthritis. If you have problems with clicking and mouse and keyboard, use a controller, works fine and is better for your hands.

I only knew because of threads here.

I honestly would like to see some weakness/effectiveness type mechanic. Nothing groundbreaking (probably like 5% max), but it would definitely fit with the series as a whole.

We even have remnants of that in game now, what with Nords having frost resist and Dunmer having fire resist. It'd be interesting to play that up a bit.

But for the Mastery thing? Uhh, no. The point of the Masteries is to allow monoclasses to compete with the cracked monsters that Subclassing allows for. If you're gonna put weaknesses on monoclasses while not putting any on Subclasses... uhh, yeah...

The Cimmerian strode into the merchant’s tent, bronzed and lithe, hair shorn about his chain mailed shoulders, the dust of a hundred battles upon him, a heavy purse at his side.

“I have tomes,” he said. “Show me wares worthy of them.”

The merchant bowed low, smiling thinly. “Indeed, mighty warrior. Behold—potions in abundance, trinkets of curious charm, and garments most colourful. Perhaps a hat? Or a steed that glitters with light and sheds butterflies as it runs?”

Conan’s brow darkened, his blue barbarian eyes glittering coldly.

“By Crom, I have no need of baubles,” he growled. “Show me blades, relics—things of worth.”

The merchant spread his hands. “This is what we have. And what we have shall not change for many moons. Spend now, great lord… for your coin will not endure.”

A long silence followed.

The Cimmerian looked upon the wares, his gaze searching for meaning among the glittering trifles, then upon the merchant.

The merchant’s smile widened. “Of course… terms and conditions apply. what you don't spend by seasons end will turn to dust, well except for 2000 tomes”

Conan’s eyes narrowed, a slow fire kindling within them. "swindler" he cursed. 

From beneath the counter, the merchant produced a parchment—covered edge to edge in tiny, cramped script—and began to unfurl it.

A low, dangerous sound rumbled in the Cimmerian’s chest.

At last, with a growl of disgust, he turned away, stalking toward the doorway like a panther denied its prey.

“Keep your trinkets,” he said, cold fury simmering in his voice. “I will spend my coin where it has meaning.”

And the merchant, left smiling in his tent of shining baubles, wondered why no warriors came.

*A warrior should feel his effort has meaning. At present, the Tomes do not offer that.*

The Season Zero tome has two Bonus pages that don't seem to function any differently than if they had just been named Page 11 and Page 12.

In FO76, there's a similar system where the bonus pages differ inasmuch as the things there are repeatedly purchasable, but that doesn't seem to be the case here, which makes this very strange. What's the point of the bonus pages, or is there something yet to be revealed about them? Would be very cool to repeatedly purchase the Crown Crates towards the end of the season, especially since anyone tackling all the challenges consistently will have an excess of Tome Points that they can't carry forward.

Xarc wrote: »

Incredible.

Everyone is aware of the imbalance but thinks it's normal and asks other players to be patient for two years.

I can't believe it.

No. We are getting class mastery passives as potentially temporary measure to bring pure classes in line with subclassing while we wait for their refreshes. Because of that, it seems much more sensible to deal with the current imbalance through those than to kill the refresh initiative before it even begins.

SneaK wrote: »

No, just work overtime and crank out the rest of the refreshes ahead of schedule. Do something the gaming industry has never done, be early.

I'd prefer the people working on our game have a good work/life balance and not be expected to work 80 hours a week for months, actually. The game industry is already known for overworking its teams like a flogged horse with three legs in the grave.

You pulled a fast one and thought not mentioning this would not cause players to notice?
You failed to inform players especially ESO plus members that our tome points including those from caches didn't last forever but instead end at the end of the season.
We cannot bring the cached tome points with us into the next season because we are limited to 2k. Why is there a limit to begin with? What is the issue with giving people currency they can keep? Eventually we will spend it all on things we want as the seasons change anyway so why not give us the points we get from caches and allow us to keep them?

Why are you trying to cheat ESO member players out of a paid service we give you real money for each month? These are cosmetic and house items, they don't change the outcome of the gameplay they are for entertainment, so why limit them and also why keep this information from the public?

Omg let it go. There are so many other ways to play that game that don't require light attack weaving now.
You don't like it, I get it. Don't do it. Embrace one of the many ways provided that minimise the importance of light attacks while compensating you for it.

It's not difficult to light attack weave if you have latency less than 300ms. ask me how i know.