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Re: The Automation Crisis: Why "UI Add-ons" on Console Violate Official Policy
I have 20 emperor titles, and I'm here to say that wizards helps my friends with disabilities play the game. They cannot interact with the base game interface as easily as the average person heimdall is implying everyone is. They have serious hand conditions and wizards prevents repetitive actions like scrolling to an item and pressing equip 200 times.
Addons are accessibility tools, if you are claiming that your AI use is for accessibility then you should not have any issues with other players with disabilities using addons to simplify repetitive actions which can trigger pain.
Addons are accessibility tools, if you are claiming that your AI use is for accessibility then you should not have any issues with other players with disabilities using addons to simplify repetitive actions which can trigger pain.
Re: Does Redguard need a rework?
I've always thought Redguards could get a small 1/2/3% increase to all weapon skills damage/heal/shield values. It's not nothing, anyways.
Froil
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Re: Does Redguard need a rework?
Definitely. Redguard was the meta stamina race when stamina vs. magicka meant something. Since redoing the racial passives and the advent of hybridization, plus sustain issues being removed from the game, Redguard passives are fairly useless. At this point, there is an argument that Bosmer is superior
Re: Does Redguard need a rework?
Yeah, I think the Redguard could use a rework too. The Martial Training passive is underwhelming these days because most builds, at least in PvE, hardly use any weapon abilities now that Scribing and Subclassing are a thing. I think a 7% cost reduction of Stamina abilities, mimicking the Breton's passive, would be better than just weapon abilities.
Since Redguards are supposedly the most naturally talented warriors in all of Tamriel according to the lore, I'd personally also like it if they had a new passive that "Increases the effectiveness of your Weapon Traits by 50%". It would be fitting if they'd know how to wield their weapons better than other races.
Since Redguards are supposedly the most naturally talented warriors in all of Tamriel according to the lore, I'd personally also like it if they had a new passive that "Increases the effectiveness of your Weapon Traits by 50%". It would be fitting if they'd know how to wield their weapons better than other races.
BasP
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Re: The Automation Crisis: Why "UI Add-ons" on Console Violate Official Policy
Ok, now you are just repeating yourself.
For you the skill to navigate menus can be a great source of pride. Like your gameplay hours and ... how many emperor titles you had again? I forgot. You haven't mentioned that for at least 19 seconds.
But what exactly do I gain over you when I use WW and you don't? What do you lose when I don't spend time in menus? Absolutely nothing. Good for you that you have learned to be fast in menus. You still have to do the same mechanics at the boss than I do. Neither of us has any advantage over each other - the only thing that matters is our skill. (And how we make our builds.)
What I would consider a worse offence than using WW is using armory in the middle of a dungeon. For example, you can go in as a vampire, use simmering frenzy all the way, but then switch to a completely different build without vampirism for the fire boss. Takes, what, 2 seconds to swap an armory build? Hardly any difference. And with simmering frenzy you burn through everything and save much more than those 2 seconds you lose in armory. And for this you need to use the armory assistant that costs real life money - so it could be considered a pay-to-win function.
...but I still like that some people use the armory to their advantage. I don't, not really, but those who do, good for them.
Anyway, your clanker lacks nuance and is repeating itself. I'm off to speak with humans. See ya.
Just ask speedrun dot com to add a menu navigation category if navigating menus is so important part of your gameplay.heimdall14_9 wrote: »In a competitive environment, those 'tasks'—preparation, fast menu navigation, and build knowledge—are what separate a veteran from a novice. When you use a script like WW to close that gap, you aren't 'getting back to playing faster'; you are letting a tool handle the skill-based portion of your preparation.
For you the skill to navigate menus can be a great source of pride. Like your gameplay hours and ... how many emperor titles you had again? I forgot. You haven't mentioned that for at least 19 seconds.
But what exactly do I gain over you when I use WW and you don't? What do you lose when I don't spend time in menus? Absolutely nothing. Good for you that you have learned to be fast in menus. You still have to do the same mechanics at the boss than I do. Neither of us has any advantage over each other - the only thing that matters is our skill. (And how we make our builds.)
You can do more with armory than with WW. This here demonstrates that you have no clue what WW even is.heimdall14_9 wrote: »ZOS created the Armory System to provide a balanced way to manage builds. Choosing to ignore that official system in favor of an automated script isn't 'improving' the game—it’s choosing to let the game be played for you.
What I would consider a worse offence than using WW is using armory in the middle of a dungeon. For example, you can go in as a vampire, use simmering frenzy all the way, but then switch to a completely different build without vampirism for the fire boss. Takes, what, 2 seconds to swap an armory build? Hardly any difference. And with simmering frenzy you burn through everything and save much more than those 2 seconds you lose in armory. And for this you need to use the armory assistant that costs real life money - so it could be considered a pay-to-win function.
...but I still like that some people use the armory to their advantage. I don't, not really, but those who do, good for them.
You keep telling us this. How is your 19 emperor titles in any way, shape or form related to this conversation?heimdall14_9 wrote: »I prefer to be the one behind the 19 Emperor titles, not a clanker."
Anyway, your clanker lacks nuance and is repeating itself. I'm off to speak with humans. See ya.
Re: The Automation Crisis: Why "UI Add-ons" on Console Violate Official Policy
Kickimanjaro wrote: »heimdall14_9 wrote: »The Responsibility Gap: If a mechanic is 'tedious,' ZOS has a responsibility to fix it for everyone—including the millions of players on Xbox and PlayStation who don't have access to third-party automation. By allowing PC players to bypass these mechanics with scripts, ZOS is creating a fundamental imbalance in the game's integrity.
Would you be fine with this if console addons were at parity with PC addons for these functions?
NO I WOULDNT
Unique Motif styles for Overland Difficulty
I was thinking of ways for Overland Difficulty being worth it to run other than the challenge side
What if there was a crafting motif that could drop rarely depending on the difficulty selected? So a “Adventurer” style, “Seasoned” style, a “Master” style, and an elusive “Vestige” style
Then, the drop rate could scale based on certain factors of the mob being killed, like
- difficulty of the mob,
- damage dealt to mob on said difficulty,
- damage taken from mob on said difficulty (to all attackers),
- healing/shielding received from players on said difficulty,
and that would help prevent “cheesing” the system to farm motifs, what do you guys think?
What if there was a crafting motif that could drop rarely depending on the difficulty selected? So a “Adventurer” style, “Seasoned” style, a “Master” style, and an elusive “Vestige” style
Then, the drop rate could scale based on certain factors of the mob being killed, like
- difficulty of the mob,
- damage dealt to mob on said difficulty,
- damage taken from mob on said difficulty (to all attackers),
- healing/shielding received from players on said difficulty,
and that would help prevent “cheesing” the system to farm motifs, what do you guys think?
Re: Outfit Slot Compensation
I absolutely am interested in this as well. Jesh and I have an absurd amount of outfit slots and I'd rather not lose money when the long-term plan (including irl spending) was 10 slots on all 20 characters. No, I'm not that far along yet, but I'm certainly past the 10 outfits purchased/gifted.
I'd love to know what the official response from ZoS will be. I'd even take tome bars, if nothing else.
I'd love to know what the official response from ZoS will be. I'd even take tome bars, if nothing else.
Leighlaa
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