Elvenheart wrote: »

Just curious, what was the wrong pricing and what is the correct pricing?

Wrong: 2500 (on sale for 2000 with ESO+)
Right: 700 (on sale for 560 with ESO+)

templar_heal wrote: »

It is not about getting stuff in pvp zone. I dont talk about tel-vars or skyshards, or even fishing! It's about possibility to enjoy quest line without interaction or stupid death from pvp player!

OK, so, two things.

First of all, you pretty much can now. Again, I've done it multiple times on multiple characters and been attacked only a couple of times.

Second, the story of Imperial City is that it's a city under siege that's at the centre of a hard fought war. ZoS have gotten a lot of things wrong over time, but with the PvPvE aspect mixed with the story, zones atmosphere, and even the repeatables, Imperial City absolutely nailed that desperate war torn vibe. More so than any other story in the game for me. That sensation of "is there an opposing player around the corner, and will they leave me alone or start a fight" is a part of that vibe. Taking away the PvP, what little remains, would diminish that feeling, the story, and zone.

SerafinaWaterstar wrote: »

ADarklore wrote: »

Problem is, a lot of players using the forums aren't native English speakers, and use AI to help create a post in their non-native language.

There are translation tools that worked well before AI. Use one of them.

it would be helpful if you also linked those translation tools that do not use artificial intelligence.

No. I don't pvp but I'm still a no. It's a pvp zone, you wanna get the stuff there, then there is a risk of pvp. I'll tell you what I do support. A dlc of Imperial City that is not pvp but is also completely different. Moving the timeline forward. So IC would still exist and not be touched at all, and you wouldn't be able to do any of the old IC stuff but a complete separate thing. Since we're moving the timeline forward in other areas of the game, maybe the dlc could be post fight for the ruby throne, uneasy truce, rebuilding the city and clearing the deadra remnant, more political then world ending. Like wrothgar. But leave the pvp zone alone.

SilverBride wrote: »

I made a new character and really don't want to level antiquities again...

You are purchasing this. Not having to level antiquities again.

You'll still have to spend the skill points to get the skill and if it was an active skill, you'd have to use exp to level/morph it.

It means that you will instantly receive that skill line as if you leveled it fully. If it were to be a skill line with skills needing to be leveled and morphed, the individual skills would still need to be leveled to unlock the morphs. But since scrying and excavation are passives only, that aspect doesn't apply. It also means that you still have to spend skill points to 'rank' the skills.

I am not even so into housing like others here, still I can imagine the pain and frustration.

My suggestion is, after you completed a furniture for the first time, you can buy it for 100% of the given price.

With the second completion, you get a 20% discount, paying 80% of the given price.

And after the third completion, you get another 30% discount, paying 50% of the given price.

Of course, the codex entries two and three with the additional lore texts are still kind of a reward in themselves.

Perhaps different %-numbers are *better*, like 300%-200%-100% or 200%-150%-100%, but that's just speculation.

This way, furniture would be much easier to obtain and there is still some incentive to achieve a 3/3 in the codex.