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Re: Companions should have Skill Styles, too!
I think you should be able to use body markings, hair styles and everything on them. ZoS didn't seem to like the idea of customizing them much. Ember's hair is so bad.
Re: Companions should have Skill Styles, too!
I agree. Maybe we could apply the Skill Styles we own to our Companions?
For instance, we could apply Skill Styles for Molten Weapons to Companions who have an equivalent skill, such as Bastian's "Searing Weapons" or Tanlorin's "Volcanic Arms". Then any future Companion can use any unlocked Skill Styles that would apply to the player version of their skills.
For instance, we could apply Skill Styles for Molten Weapons to Companions who have an equivalent skill, such as Bastian's "Searing Weapons" or Tanlorin's "Volcanic Arms". Then any future Companion can use any unlocked Skill Styles that would apply to the player version of their skills.
Companions should have Skill Styles, too!
Our Companions should have Skill Styles just like we do. They could learn them from quests and/or achievements, and it would greatly enhance our Companion customization. Please consider this!
SilverBride
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Re: Official Discussion Thread for "Brave Tamriel’s Dungeons During the Undaunted Celebration"
This event is an insult. It isn't even possible for player to get the simple level 2 reward unless they play group content. I left the game this day without playing. <== my opinion. Why should I pay full price for the game when I am only getting half the game?
Can you clarify what you mean?
"This event" = what, the Golden Pursuits campaign, or the Undaunted event?
"The simple level 2 reward" = what, the reward for completing 10 of the Golden Pursuits, or something else?
"Group content" = what, group dungeons?
I expect to be able to complete 17 of the Golden Pursuits without needing to be grouped with anyone else, which is 2 more than what's needed to get the apex reward. "Group dungeons" are indeed "group content," but it's possible to complete a lot of dungeons solo.
"Only getting half of the game" = what? Which part of the game are you not getting?
Re: Fashion Megathread
Head: Hide
Shoulder: Hide
Chest: Drowned Marine
Hands: Moongrave Fane
waist: Dark Brotherhood
Legs: Kindred´s Concord
Feet: Ebonshadow
Bow: Ilambris
Sword: Unfeathered
Dyes: Warrior´s Steel - Divine Gold - Elemental White - Marble White - Void Picth
Hair: Adorable Assasin
Head Marking: Carnavak Alluring Eyes
Facial Hair: dark Emphasis Eyelashes
Mayor Adornments: Stallion-Liege Brow Medallion
Minor Adornments:Lord Dragons ear Culf
Skin: Do´Krin Ascetic´s Henna
Race: Imperial
Broken23
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Re: PTS Update 48 - Feedback Thread for Hearts Week Event
tomofhyrule wrote: »Long story short, though, the boxes should not reference Sanguine and his desire to spread love across Tamriel, it should be Mara. Sanguine should be a part of the event, but in the same way that his is the old (and much less sanitized) version of the holiday that is 0% wholesome.
I fully agree.
And while I like to see Sanguine interfering in the Mara priest's event (the fair in Belkarth is supposed to be held/organized by him, after all), I don't think the priest should be accepting of it. Right now, his stance basically seems to be "Yeah, that's Sanguine, and that's fine! Love for everyone!" or something... I know there is lore about Mara accepting "love of all forms", but I'm very sure this doesn't include the daedra, let alone Daedric Princes.
It's a strange tendency we see lately. Daedra being shown as harmless, people being fine with them. The cathedral in Sunport has daedric and aedric shrine alikes, not even seperated, but directly standing next to each other on the same altar. The general stance seems to be to show tolerance as a great ideal - just that it seems rather strange for the location this game takes place in - Tamriel, also called "The Arena" (and that's for a good reason: there are all kinds of conflicting forces at play, all the time).
Syldras
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Re: This is how ESO recovers: a tale of two MMOs
So I'm playing Guild Wars 2 over ESO right now. I don't think ESO can have GW2's trajectory.
Nothing ZOS has done in the last 10 years makes me feel like they can get on GW2's level. I'm sure ESO has some technological limitations. But I'm sure some of it is also a matter of skill and vision.
All of GW2's systems are more meaningful, more complex, and frankly, more rewarding.
ESO has its merits, but I think it'll continue to be a seasonal game with less people returning each time. Unless they can loosen their focus on the crown store, put more rewards in the game, and pump out meatier content - I just don't see this game enjoying that kind of recovery.
Nothing ZOS has done in the last 10 years makes me feel like they can get on GW2's level. I'm sure ESO has some technological limitations. But I'm sure some of it is also a matter of skill and vision.
All of GW2's systems are more meaningful, more complex, and frankly, more rewarding.
- The open world is more engaging. There are multiple events in each zone running all the time. Meanwhile in ESO, this Writhing Wall event seems like a huge technological achievement for ZOS.
- Each expansion is 4+ zones, each of the zones feature incredible verticality and layering. Each zone has its own cosmetics to unlock. Meanwhile in ESO, we get at most 2 zones per release with several supplemental crown store rotations.
- The game is incredibly alt friendly. Account wide masteries make subsequent playthroughs easier. Meanwhile in ESO, we must wait 6 months for a mount to be fully upgraded per character.
- Bug resolution is easier. They can push fixes without taking down the system. Meanwhile in ESO, we're still asking for "stuck in combat" to be fixed.
- Cosmetics are much cheaper. Things like appearance tokens are a fraction of the cost of ESO's. Meanwhile in ESO, we got some new ~$50 houses coming out.
- Legacy monetized offerings are earnable (imagine!) through the Wizard's Vault. They stay there indefinitely, so you can earn at your leisure. Meanwhile in ESO, we have Seals of Endeavors, where you have to weigh if you really want one thing and hope you have enough during that FOMO cycle.
- Gear lasts a long time. Have a DPS set from launch - still relevant. Meanwhile in ESO, we have hundreds of sets that aren't relevant or useful outside of overland combat.
ESO has its merits, but I think it'll continue to be a seasonal game with less people returning each time. Unless they can loosen their focus on the crown store, put more rewards in the game, and pump out meatier content - I just don't see this game enjoying that kind of recovery.
Destai
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Re: Why no Undaunted Ultimate?
I would be interested to see something here.
More interestingly, Undaunted is also the only basegame guild line that's missing a Grimoire as well.
More interestingly, Undaunted is also the only basegame guild line that's missing a Grimoire as well.
Re: No longer able to front-load daily crafting missions
karthrag_inak wrote: »Khajiit had taken but not performed the daily crafting missions on a few of his characters 2 days ago. Today he got to doing them, but lo and behold they all counted as today's dailies, except, ironically, the Alchemy quest, which was able to be retaken.
Was this change announced and khajiit missed it? Or was this just another QoL "improvement"?
If your quest from a few days ago matched what you would have gotten today, this is how it always works. Game has no idea when you took a quest. But if today's quest is "2 Bows and a Shield" and you turned in a "2 Bows and a Shield" quest, you completed today's daily, regardless of whether you first took it a few seconds ago, a few days ago, or a few years ago.
