I often go rabbit shooting in Wrothgar... it's how I feed my family. I go there because those cute black furry bunnies are so easy prey on that pure white snow. I sort of jest, but it's also true. Braised Rabbit is so tasty.

I'm not sure the quest/challenge is the issue. The problem is that people seem to want to complete it in hours/days, rather than the 80+ days that the season has left to run (this is a SEASONAL not weekly challenge after all). There is no rush to finish this particular quest/challenge, but people feel the need to do so. I don't think that is the fault of ZOS in the round.

True that perhaps some of the quests/challenges could be better designed or thought through... but at the end of the day, the runners and fast-pacers will always rush ahead and get there first.... and those of us who want a slower pace of life will always find our bunnies dead, and our families eating nothing but Baked Apples.

It was an awesome questline. True to what TES storytelling used to be: An exploration of a fictional culture and their traditions, and not moralizing at that.

ESO_player123 wrote: »

shadoza wrote: »

shadoza wrote: »

Auto loot should be removed. Ran across a character that was obviously unmanned. They moved in a set pattern, jumping routinely (done to avoid obstacles) and didn't stop to fight or collect loot. They fought using a spammed AOE attack. If auto loot was not a thing, this kind of behavior in public dungeons would not be advantageous.

Maybe remove the public sales as well. Allow private one-on-one sales but not have guild stores. If there were no guild stores, then farming in the above fashion would not be as advantageous. Therefore, these non-players would not be disrupting the progress and enjoyment of actual players.

In there is no "public sales" two thing will happen:
1. Players who are not in a guild (like me) would farm even more for their personal use. Because no one wants to spend time spamming in the zone chat what they want to buy.
2. Players that want to trade will STILL be farming. But in addition there will be bot sellers spamming the zone chat with their wares.

I think what you are looking for at this point is a single player game.

I don't know why you guys bother anymore. It's become obvious trolling and what I think the kids call rage baiting.

If it moves, it dies.

I'm going to assume this is a joke post/satire or something, but in case it isn't...I hate to say this, but it's a game. If you don't want to kill animals you don't have to, but let's not try to impose real-world morals on a video game or claim that 'killing' pixels on a screen is 'slaughter'. Also you already seem to know that mobs in Delves/Dungeons not counting is a bug, so the whole "is this fair" thing is kind of a moot point anyway.

Xarc wrote: »

Faltasë wrote: »

It is perfectly fine where it is. Do not convince ZOS to go back to their reactionary *** they've done in the past that has exhausting negative effects on everyone's future in the game.

No it's not.

They decided to update the classes?
Great idea.

They decided to do it one by one, increasing the feeling of imbalance?
That's their choice, but now they have to live with it.

Your solution to nerf DK will take us back to square one where essentially none of the classes will have been brought up to par with subclassing and have only been visually reworked.

The point of the refresh is to bring power to pure classes relative to subclassing. Your solution defeats that purpose.

i'm glad the team is taking feedback on the visuals into account and are making changes and so far they do look better, but if we're going for a big model upgrade, i feel like the face still just doesn't read as a were-wolf. i think adding a little extra fluff around the upper cheeks would go a LONG way to give it that signature square face shape wolves have, especially if we're keeping the mohawk hair on top. something kind of like this (just a quick edit to kind of show what i mean, maybe not this intense but just for the sake of getting a visual), which would also make it look a bit more similar to the cinematic werewolves we're all huge fans of while not having too big an impact on the runtime.

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MaverickWerewolf wrote: »

My immediate impression is that this is somehow actually much worse than the previous new model (which in itself is still not as good as the original one). Artistically, the original one remains the best, but this new one is the absolute worst.

Please, please FIX THOSE SAGGING, WEAK, NARROW SHOULDERS.

They look awful! They are narrow and sagging and make the werewolf's entire frame look weak and silly. The old shoulders were not great, but they are better than this (stronger, broader, squared off).

Otherwise, my other impressions and complaints:

• He has very separated lizard toes...
• His body shape is just not good. His shoulders to waist has no real taper and his torso looks like a thick bar of soap instead of having a muscular shape to it. It somehow looks even worse than the already chonky original model, which had the same problem of having a baggy torso.
• His arms and legs are still too stubby and short, imo.
• What exactly happened to his tail? Why is it a mega fluffy featherduster? I do not like this. The big and floofier his tail is, the less scary he looks, and now it also looks strangely short? If he has a little fluffy stubby puff there, he is not going to look frightening.
• What's with his crazy hairdo?
• His brow and eyes are still very forward out from his face. His brow needs to be heavier to make him look angrier and more threatening, and his eyes need to be deeper set and shadowed (see: original model).

What I like:

• Thank you for leaving his abs visible. I like the fur distribution. I personally do not want super fluffy werewolves any more than I want hairless werewolves, and this is meeting a good middle ground.
• I like the new ears and his teeth.
• I LOVE the size increase! But the funky weak shoulders negate it completely for me.

That said, this is still not at all a net improvement; I'm sorry to be so critical, but I desperately do not want this to be the final werewolf model. Please look into this again. I am not kidding. I cannot play as my werewolves anymore if those shoulders remain like that. That's incredibly upsetting to me.

I was working on trying to make a post addressing these things but this one came first, and I want to say that I agree wholeheartedly. I'll still try to make my own post, and even address some of the gameplay mentions too. But the shoulders, stubby arms and hair are especially the first two things that stood out to me as looking very strange, especially compared to the original model but even the old WIP one too looked better in these departments.

I hope changes to the mesh can be made during the PTS. I don't think it needs fur plastered all over either, but I also don't think that's what most people meant when they mentioned the werewolf in the cinematic. What most people were meaning was the actual SHAPE of it, especially the head, being more fully wolflike, without a weird hairo. Like Maverick says here, the brow and eyes could be tweaked to achieve this effect and also make the beast look more threatening, aggressive and imposing.

Even looking at the 2026 anniversary cake werewolf, that looks much more imposing and beast-like, with full shoulders and a defined waist (for a cake decoration).

I do want to say a heartfelt thank you for enlarging the model however, I did not expect that and I want to give credit where credit is due. This was something that bothered me profoundly and it's a relief to see adjusted. But I think the mesh itself needs dire help, and I hope we can see some adjustments like what we saw with DK Spikes during PTS 49. I know at this point it's more or less set in stone, but I also know some mesh adjustments CAN be made, and if I had to pick only a few things, I'd certainly start with those shoulders, and trim the hair back on the top of the head.

Militan1404 wrote: »

CameraBeardThePirate wrote: »

Militan1404 wrote: »

ruskiii wrote: »

Xarc wrote: »

Hello ZOS Combat Team, @ZOS_BrianWheeler

Given the increasing number of complaints regarding the new version of the DragonKnight, I think it's time for a nerf.

Why can't we wait until you update our other classes?
Well, because it would take too long.
We want to play, right?

You can keep the beautiful animations, but reduce its power, however you can, find a way.

Thank you.

I have seen far more people wanting to see other classes brought up to the level of the DK rework than I have seen people crying for nerfs, its genuinely refreshing.

I hope ZOS take note of the 10x ratio on the first comment disagreeing with you.

Well i seen far more that dislike it and chats are full of complains about it, and how the game is shrinking even more after the rework tells what players wants.

Except the game isn't shrinking? It's been growing in population. You can check the steam charts for proof.

If you gonna take steam as proof then you also have to look at the full picture as well. If i look at last month when new dk came the player base whent down from the month before it. Now ots an popular event going on, of course the player base would go up a bit like it has always done even when subclassing(who is well known to have driven away many player) been around. But if you compare now fram last year at same time its still a downer.

Steam charts are a valid way to look at player numbers. No, it's not the entire population, but it is a large sample size.

I'm not sure where you're getting the idea that there were more players a year ago, as Steam Charts show just over 20k in April of 2025, and show just over 20k in April of 2026. There's no difference.

Additionally, you stated that the game is shrinking after the rework, which again, is categorically false. Since the rework released, the playerbase has grown by about 15%.

January 2026 - 16.8k
February 2026 - 17.1k
March 2026 - 17.8k
Last 30 days - 20.2k

Please tell me, where exactly did the numbers above go down? The release of the DK rework pretty clearly coincided with an increase in players, unless you're using some Terrance Howard math where 1*1=0.

TheDragonMeister wrote: »

Also remove dew claw

TheRoamingSpirit wrote: »

When I think of werewolves appearance I do not see dewclaws

I think the dew claws on the Werewolf make sense.

Real-life wolves do not have the dew claws on their hind paws, but rather only on their front paws. However, humans have five toes and five fingers per foot/hand.

So, a combination of human and wolf might see the dew claw (an iconic part of a real-life wolf) integrated somewhere, and since the werewolf form already has five fingers on each hand, it makes sense to let the feet have five toes as well via the dew claws.