Katahdin wrote: »

It happens in every alliance, every once in a while someone grabs a scroll and runs it to the enemy faction. I dont condone the behavior described and I think its very frustrating and not right when people do it. But if someone wants to play a traitor to their alliance and hand scrolls to the enemy, who is to say that is against the rules? Is there anything specifically saying its against the TOS? If so then case closed and the person should get the banhammer.

What is worst, is when they mesh through the ground to grab the scrolls and then fly around the map trolling.

dragonlord500 wrote: »

I clearly think it should be added to the TOS that if players act unsporting in pvp then they should get banned.

Who'd be left?

DenverRalphy wrote: »

While so many are complaining about grinding it out, I instead chose to take an alt into Wrothgar and re-do the questline since I haven't done it in a while. I'm enjoying the story, it doesn't feel like a grind, and I'm rapidly carving through the 1000 kills organically.

Oh, I like that idea!

I have a challenge to discover lorebooks this week. I haven't hunted for lorebooks with my main for a while (gave up on it when I realized too many are bugged/unobtainable), but for the challenge, I'll collect lorebooks. In the past, finding lorebooks has taken me to areas I haven't been to for a while. I've even discovered a few side quests that way, long after completing a zone.

For the Wrothgar/Hew's Bane/Gold Coast 1000 kills challenge, I need a lead from one of the WBs in Hew's Bane, so I'm taking the opportunity to kill it and its adds when a lot of people are around to help.

For me, the challenges "suggest" what I should focus on that week. I use re-rolls to get challenges that tie in with stuff I'd do anyway.

allmyxlvntx wrote: »

I was able to finally purchase the Tome Upgrade... but only after "saving" my payment information WHILE MAKING a purchase of something else. I could not just update and save my payment information on my account. I HAD TO BUY something.

Come on... let's get the website actually working. Now to remove my payment information. Is ESO website really that secure?

@ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_KaiSchober really? I have to *buy something else* to get this to work? Can you at least put something on sale with a deep discount we could buy for $1 while this gets worked on?

This is also unfortunate for those of us who prefer to quest in a new zone months later, once it quiets down. This is unlikely to be possible in a temporary zone with lots of obligatory grinding if you wish to acquire everything.

Elvenheart wrote: »

The thing that gives me hope is that they have said if players’ reception of the event is good they will consider making it a permanent zone.

I hope this will happen!

They have said the leads will drop in other places when the Night Market is inactive, so the Mythic is not time limited.

The monster sets are not only tied to the night market, but also tied to specific factions, so you can only get one per iteration of the Night Market.

Uhmmm... any leads which drop from Night Market will be available from other sources when Night Market isn't running. Your FOMO is misplaced here. Monster Helms are six pieces, not the couple or three dozen like overland and dungeon sets. They're still "go there, kill that boss, get your curated piece, and repeat until you have all the pieces." Your FOMO is misplaced here. Additionally, your account will be faction-locked for the duration, so you'll be wanting to change factions when the Night Market comes back in Season Two to get another faction's stuff. Your FOMO is misplaced here. Thus far, what I'm hearing is complaints about problems which aren't problems. Did I miss something?

So it's 2026.

Between the broken bar swaps, skill firing delays, constant rubber banding, , and frequent 999+ ping with disconnects it’s the same frustrating cycle.

It’s baffling that after all these years ZOS can still prioritize Crown Store updates and launch content oh and a Battle Pass to drive engagement, while the servers collapse under any "above average" workload. You’re asking for our time and investment but failing to provide a functional environment to play in.

How is it that ZOS has the resources to rebuild databases, revamp skill visuals, add story content that drives revenue , but server stability has never improved in a decade.. Mind blowing.

The monetization is flawless; the servers are a disaster. Fix the foundation before you keep building the roof.

AScarlato wrote: »

couriersix wrote: »

The only other game I've played with a battlepass-like system is Dead by Daylight, so that's my main frame of reference. DBD's battlepass system genuinely sucks, often with far more tedious and hyper-specific challenges, and you don't even get to keep the battlepass after purchasing it, so if you fail to complete it, then you are SOL.

I think ESO's isn't horrible, but it could be better. I was able to get more than halfway through it relatively quickly. I think one way they could alleviate the need to do challenges is by adding additional sources of tome points, such as gaining experience, or turning in quests. This would help people feel less reliant on challenges, and would reward people for playing the game naturally.

Did you get through it with ESO+ points, or just from the free pass points itself?

I'm on Page 3, but due to inventory overload I bought a month of ESO+ so that jumped me up a page.

I did end up using a cache for it since I wasn't sure what it was when I opened it, but without it, I'd be on page 5. My challenges for this week + last week took me both around a day or so to complete.