Due to Poor Design, my chracter is Stuck.

Talrenos

Not physically stuck in the world, stuck in level 47. See I play a nightblade, a class I chose on day -5. I thought it would be fin to be a sneaky type, as I wanted to eventually join dark brotherhood and thieves guild. (neither of which exist right now) Well suffice it to say I noticed about level 20 that there was something terribly wrong with my nightblade. My wife, who plays a dragonknight was able to complete the harborage quests at the time she got them. I could not, I lost 5k in gold for repairs attempting to do the first harborage quest over and over. I was convinced I was doing something wrong. After the 20th death I became aware that it was not me, it was something with nightblades. I had to overlevel the quest by 7 levels before I was able to do it.

Fast forward to now. I am 47, have all my bow skills line maxxed out, my medium armor line maxxed, and sport blue or better items. I cannot do the amulet of kings retrieval quest, nor can I do the final battle in cold harbor quest. The AOK quest is actually grey to me, but yet no matter how I try to do it, I just die. Instantly Die. Over and over and over. Its like Im wearing a Wal-Mart shopping bag as armor.
I have no more quests to do. I have done them all in every land I have access to. Since I refuse to just grind mobs to get exp (I get fantastically bored killing the same thing over and over for hours) I am not sure what to do now. I cant advance in level and I cant advance in quests. Im rather pissed and considering unsubbing until nightblades are fixed. Why should I bother to pay for at game I cannot play due to developer actions?

So my questions to ZOS are: When will nightblades be fixed? Why the heck are they so bad now?

KariTR

Get your wife to play your character for you?

nerevarine1138

Well, gosh. I guess all these Nightblades (including myself) I've seen at VR have just cheated their way through.

Sorry, but it is you. There are some balancing tweaks needed to all classes, but that's mainly for VR content. Also, no way you've done every quest/world boss/delve/anchor/public dungeon in your faction's areas and Coldharbour without hitting VR1. It's impossible for you to have gotten that much quest XP and only be level 47.

forbarcusb16_ESO

I'm a V2 Nightblade. Want to know how I got by, as fast as and as powerful as DK/Sorc?


I played the Nightblade wrong. I stuck him in some heavy armour, gave him a sword and shield and told him to kill stuff. When I got bored, I swapped my shield for another sword. And I couldn't love my Nightblade more.

Bromburak

I have a V12 NB and its an awesome class, and yes we do have many bugs but you are still able to play a great class.


Now, lets have a look to your low level issue ...

Here you go a Bow/DW Level 42 Nightblade in Sancre Tor - Mannimarco - final Amulett of Kings.

Btw. this guy is a casual player and he does nothing special so you might want to work on your player skills before you blame NB or Zenimax.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SA5Vg5nIwa0

Sindala

I would say maxed bow skills is a waste of points (but that's just mu opinion). For the Harbourage quests the Fighters guild skills were far more advantageous with their bonus DP to Daedric mobs. Even the undaunted for the HP regen and stuff.

NB sure does get tricky on some boss mobs but they are all do-able with time, you just have to change your tactics.
I use twin daggers myself but I completed the Harbourage questline at 43 (after many tries I found a tactic that worked).

Falmer

My DW medium armor wearing nightblade is VR1 and basically unkillable. So no... Nightblades aren't broken by any means.

Stop trying to play them as a pure stamina build. That doesn't work for ANY classes DKs included.

Between Cloak, strife, and leeching strikes, I heal faster than I get damaged and have basically endless pools of magika and stamina to draw upon.

Kulrig

Might help to know what actual skills you use there, OP. I can only assume you use nothing but bow since it's the only line you listed with active skills, and are completely ignoring the class skills.

Talrenos

Allow me to clarify, seeing as everyone wants to blame me for the issues.

I chose Bow as my main weapon of choice, my secondary weapons are dual wield. I have the silver bolts skill from fighters guild slotted, that is pretty maxxed as well. I am also using the ultimate from siphoning.

I am aware there are certain skills and builds that work awesome for a NB. However if I wanted to cookie cutter character, like everyone else has, then I would choose that. I prefer not to melee in someones face, I prefer not to do what everyone else is doing. I like stealth, I like pinpoint accuracy with a bow, I like ot hide in the shadows and you never see it coming.

Unfortunately how I want to play is not how the developers want me to play, which is obvious during these battles that I cannot complete. I thought this game was about choice, and being able to make them. I made my choice, but if you notice, the quests that are giving me trouble are all those that ZOS FORCES me to do solo. I have no problems grouping and doing content with people, as I am setup for quick and fast DPS, so my damage output is fantastic. The problem is in the forced solo situations, even with the extra npc 'group' I have, they cant hold agro to allow me to do what I do best. Thus the main mob I am fighting is completely focused on me and I last about 25 seconds, that's with chugging a pot, roll dodging like a circus acrobat, and putting out the fighters guild circle of protection.

So guys, Im really happy for YOU if you have a build you like that works solo, but I do not. I refuse to respec just to do two quests, and waste points in things I do not want to use.

And yes, for all you nay-say-ers, I have done everything up to the main last quest. Every solo dungeon, every group dungeon, every quest I can possibly find to do. Obtained every skyshard so far. And yes, all that has only advanced me to 47. Before you ask tho, I have the skyshard add-on, and I also use two sites that direct me to where quest mobs are, so I feel confident in saying that I have done it ALL.

Talrenos

Kulrig wrote: »

Might help to know what actual skills you use there, OP. I can only assume you use nothing but bow since it's the only line you listed with active skills, and are completely ignoring the class skills.

Yes, I am ignoring the class skills mostly, only using a couple of them. Im waiting for the nightblade updatge before I invest in a particular skill line. I am not quite sure what skill like goes with bow however, I do not like to melee, and if I am forced into doing it just to play the game, I'll just stop playing and do something else. I do not want to stop playing.

nerevarine1138

Could you be more specific about your build?

I'm a dual wield/bow NB, and I leveled up that way. I use many of the same skills you do, and I primarily play as a stealth-based character. Feel free to link an ESOHead build to show me what your bars look like.

And again, I simply don't believe you've completed all the quests. You absolutely can't have done so. By the time I got halfway through Coldharbour, I hit VR1, and I skipped a bunch of early dolmens and world bosses. What you're describing is simply not possible.

Edited for above post and miscellaneous:
You're "ignoring class skills mostly"? That's your problem. And it's why it's hilarious that you're complaining that Nightblades are broken. If you aren't using the class skills, how can the class be at fault? And you don't invest in one particular skill line. By VR5, I'd hit 50 in every class skill line and been able to invest a point in most of the Nightblade skills and their morphs. I obviously can't use all of them all the time, but I have them available for when I need to change my bar loadout for a fight. Which is what you seem to not be doing.

Also, you do not need to respec in order to have a build that will survive solo. If you've spent as few skill points as you're indicating you have, you should have a massive bank of points available for other skills. And if you've spent them all, then you definitely have some skills you aren't using which could come in handy in all solo instances.

Gilvoth

your not alone in this and changes are coming to help us nightblades. please ignore the trolls here this page. there will be increases made to us nightblades. have faith.

nerevarine1138

Hlaren_shortsheath wrote: »

your not alone in this and changes are coming to help us nightblades. please ignore the trolls here this page. there will be increases made to us nightblades. have faith.

Trolls? You mean VR Nightblades who have posted about how to actually play the class?

There are balance issues with all classes, and Nightblades are no longer the most afflicted class, even by the overly whiny standards of this forum. And regardless, those issues are with VR content only. Leveling content is easily beatable with any class.

Tavore1138

Gotta say I agree with the level thing, I had done all quests, dolmens, solo dungeons, world bosses and so on and was about 46 or so at the end of Coldharbour. I think mainly because at the time I had not done group dungeons or much PvP... plus lots of sneaking round mobs instead of killing them.

I remember having problems with the AoK quest at the time with my sneaky DW NB but... Seem to remember much stealthing around the edges of the fight and so on. Get some invisibility potions with healing... they can be a nice boost.

Kulrig

I see, I see.

Strife and its morphs are a good thing to invest in, especially once you get to the next harborage quest. Leeching Strikes (Siphoning Strikes morph) also seems like a worthy skill for soloing, but might not work as well with a bow as it would for your DW set. Shadow Cloak, if nothing else, can drop aggro for a couple of seconds.

I strongly suggest at least Strife, and experiment with the others. I mention Leeching Strikes since you have the siphoning ultimate slotted, so I assume the skill line might be leveled up enough to grab it. If not, one less thing to consider.

And yeah, those companions can't hold aggro at all and deal pathetic damage when their AI bothers to tell them to attack. It's like they thought that having those guys being useful for anything than lively quips about each other would rob the player of the satisfaction of doing everything.

Bromburak

sfradenb14_ESO wrote: »

Allow me to clarify, seeing as everyone wants to blame me for the issues.

I chose Bow as my main weapon of choice, my secondary weapons are dual wield. I have the silver bolts skill from fighters guild slotted, that is pretty maxxed as well. I am also using the ultimate from siphoning.

I am aware there are certain skills and builds that work awesome for a NB. However if I wanted to cookie cutter character, like everyone else has, then I would choose that.

TESO is not about cookie cutters, its about flexibility.
Certain enemies require different strategies and skills.

If you play a CC strong build and you face a mob with CC immunity its common sense that you need to change your build for this mob.

That doesn't mean you always have to play that way, it just gives you the opportunity to react properly on different types of enemies without playing anytimer routines and finally it makes you dealing with your class quite often.

I really don't understand why players don't see the positive aspects of TESO when it comes to skill variety.

crislevin

This quest has some trick to it. You have to interrupt his life drain. What ever class you are, you need to get close to him.

This is not a NB issue.

Aeratus

I played as bow NB to v7 (before switching to Magicka, but that's a different story). You can definitely solo through vet zones as bow NB, since I have done the same.

This is the build I suggest.

1. Arrow spray -> Bombard (bow). Don't even think of getting the other morph. Bombard lets you immobilize everything in front of you.

2. Siphoning strikes -> Siphoning attacks (very important against groups of mobs). Far superior to leeching attacks when used with bombard, because each hit on bombard procs the chance for 15%. Always have this on.

3. Scattering shot (bow) -> draining shot. I think draining shot is much more managable, becuase it doesn't reposition yourself.

4. Strife -> either morph, although swallow soul is a little better for soloing.

5. Assassin's Blade -> either morph.

Ultimate: Veil of Blades (very important). Do not get the other morph. This ultimate is far better than the ultimate from the siphoning skill tree that you're using.

Here's the strategy
- for single targets, alternate between normal bow attack, scattering shot, and strife
- for groups of mobs, use bombard, and when they're immobilized, use the normal bow light attack to recharge stamina using siphoning attacks.
- for groups of mobs with a spellcaster mob, do the same as above, but use scattering shot (draining shot) to keep the spellcaster disoriented.
- when in trouble, use veil of blades

Fleymark

I'm a bow (primary) / DW nightblade also and aside from a couple of fights that got me to round out my build a bit, I had zero problems with the main quest. I'm vr4 now and it's slowed down a lot (annoyingly so) but, for the most part I can solo all quest content I come across, with a couple of notable exceptions. VR3 wispmother and the bandit with adds around the corner I needed help for and just got to the storms quest in ad vr4 so there's that, too, but that's VR.

I'm sorry to have to tell you this but you can't just spec any way you want and ignore the realities of the game. The "play your way" thing works in general, but you still have to stack towards your overall build goal, be prepared with some modicum of self healing, and you have to be able to deal with 3 packs of mobs.

So, a 2 handed / bow wielding nightblade that does, say 2 crafts, will work fine assuming you reinforce your build with passives in all relevant class lines, weapon, armor and racial passives AND you have some utility like strife and it's morph for heals, carry some heal pots, and maybe get altar from the undauntedline for heals, for example. But if you think you are going to be able to spec in weapon only and, say, stealth and then do all 6 tradeskills, putting no points into needed passives, you are going to be sorely disappointed because you will get stuck. There just aren't enough points to go off to the races at low levels (anything under about vr6 is low level in points terms) with trades....4 max and you need to skip the conveniences like hirelings and the improvement masteries.

I don't know of that's what you've done but if you are a bow nightblade and can't get past the last few main quest fights you've done something wrong. I'm guessing just spread yourself too thin. Easiest way to do that is with crafting.

Also I can't emphasize enough that ALL toons require self healing in this game. Play your way doesn't exempt you from that reality.

Mablung

KariTR wrote: »

Get your wife to play your character for you?

nerevarine1138 wrote: »

Well, gosh. I guess all these Nightblades (including myself) I've seen at VR have just cheated their way through.

Sorry, but it is you. There are some balancing tweaks needed to all classes, but that's mainly for VR content. Also, no way you've done every quest/world boss/delve/anchor/public dungeon in your faction's areas and Coldharbour without hitting VR1. It's impossible for you to have gotten that much quest XP and only be level 47.

How are posts like this even remotely helpful? The OP is frustrated with his class. It is not working with the 'play as you want' idea that was used in selling the game. Attacking him and insulting him is the most detrimental thing you can do for this game. Drive him away. Keep making posts of this nature and you two will be the only ones left playing this game.

How about you offer some insight as to how you successfully made it through the part he is talking about? How about you offer build suggestions? Anything other than what you initially posted.

dennissomb16_ESO

It's interesting the OP and my own experience. My first toon (now V10 DK) and I struggled with it somewhat. I went heavy armor S&S as that is the play style I wanted. I struggled all the way through with Main story line and cold harbor final assault. Not horribly, but I did struggle. being an armor crafter certainly helped me.
Now I have been working on my NB and its been just the opposite. I have honestly breezed through everything and just finished Cold harbor last night at level 47. It helps certainly to have a better understanding of the game from my first toon, but the entire process on my NB has been a lot easier then my heavy armor DK. Not sure how this will be once I start VR

nerevarine1138

Mablung wrote: »

KariTR wrote: »

Get your wife to play your character for you?

nerevarine1138 wrote: »

Well, gosh. I guess all these Nightblades (including myself) I've seen at VR have just cheated their way through.

Sorry, but it is you. There are some balancing tweaks needed to all classes, but that's mainly for VR content. Also, no way you've done every quest/world boss/delve/anchor/public dungeon in your faction's areas and Coldharbour without hitting VR1. It's impossible for you to have gotten that much quest XP and only be level 47.

How are posts like this even remotely helpful? The OP is frustrated with his class. It is not working with the 'play as you want' idea that was used in selling the game. Attacking him and insulting him is the most detrimental thing you can do for this game. Drive him away. Keep making posts of this nature and you two will be the only ones left playing this game.

How about you offer some insight as to how you successfully made it through the part he is talking about? How you offer build suggestions? Anything other than what you initially posted.

If the OP's initial post (or subsequent posts, for that matter) had indicated that he wanted tips, assistance, or anything except a platform for crying that the class is "broken," I would have provided more specific feedback.

However, if your entire philosophy when you lose is, "I can't possibly be doing anything wrong; the game is broken," then be prepared to be told that you're wrong. Some people need a wake-up call more than a blanket and chicken soup.

Eivar

sfradenb14_ESO wrote: »

Allow me to clarify, seeing as everyone wants to blame me for the issues.

I chose Bow as my main weapon of choice, my secondary weapons are dual wield. I have the silver bolts skill from fighters guild slotted, that is pretty maxxed as well. I am also using the ultimate from siphoning.

I am aware there are certain skills and builds that work awesome for a NB. However if I wanted to cookie cutter character, like everyone else has, then I would choose that. I prefer not to melee in someones face, I prefer not to do what everyone else is doing. I like stealth, I like pinpoint accuracy with a bow, I like ot hide in the shadows and you never see it coming.

Unfortunately how I want to play is not how the developers want me to play, which is obvious during these battles that I cannot complete. I thought this game was about choice, and being able to make them. I made my choice, but if you notice, the quests that are giving me trouble are all those that ZOS FORCES me to do solo. I have no problems grouping and doing content with people, as I am setup for quick and fast DPS, so my damage output is fantastic. The problem is in the forced solo situations, even with the extra npc 'group' I have, they cant hold agro to allow me to do what I do best. Thus the main mob I am fighting is completely focused on me and I last about 25 seconds, that's with chugging a pot, roll dodging like a circus acrobat, and putting out the fighters guild circle of protection.

So guys, Im really happy for YOU if you have a build you like that works solo, but I do not. I refuse to respec just to do two quests, and waste points in things I do not want to use.

And yes, for all you nay-say-ers, I have done everything up to the main last quest. Every solo dungeon, every group dungeon, every quest I can possibly find to do. Obtained every skyshard so far. And yes, all that has only advanced me to 47. Before you ask tho, I have the skyshard add-on, and I also use two sites that direct me to where quest mobs are, so I feel confident in saying that I have done it ALL.

I did this as a dw/bow nb, while difficult at first I worked it out. I used dw on mannimarco, stayed close, made sure to interrupt his channeled beam attack, dodge-rolled out of the ground effect AoE, whenever he opened a spirit portal i would stand across from it with bow and use arrow spray to kite-AoE them down, fairly easy once i figured out how to handle the spirits.

Fleymark

nerevarine1138 wrote: »

Mablung wrote: »

KariTR wrote: »

Get your wife to play your character for you?

nerevarine1138 wrote: »

Well, gosh. I guess all these Nightblades (including myself) I've seen at VR have just cheated their way through.

Sorry, but it is you. There are some balancing tweaks needed to all classes, but that's mainly for VR content. Also, no way you've done every quest/world boss/delve/anchor/public dungeon in your faction's areas and Coldharbour without hitting VR1. It's impossible for you to have gotten that much quest XP and only be level 47.

How are posts like this even remotely helpful? The OP is frustrated with his class. It is not working with the 'play as you want' idea that was used in selling the game. Attacking him and insulting him is the most detrimental thing you can do for this game. Drive him away. Keep making posts of this nature and you two will be the only ones left playing this game.

How about you offer some insight as to how you successfully made it through the part he is talking about? How you offer build suggestions? Anything other than what you initially posted.

If the OP's initial post (or subsequent posts, for that matter) had indicated that he wanted tips, assistance, or anything except a platform for crying that the class is "broken," I would have provided more specific feedback.

However, if your entire philosophy when you lose is, "I can't possibly be doing anything wrong; the game is broken," then be prepared to be told that you're wrong. Some people need a wake-up call more than a blanket and chicken soup.

Well, I love my archer nightblade and am always happy to offer advice or, at least, share what has worked for me and I think we can be nice about it, but I tend to agree.

A lot of people have taken the whole "play your way" thing too literally. You still need to deal with realities of the game like self healing and dealing with multiple mobs regardless of how you spec and once you decide what your basic build vision is you need to throw the kitchen sink at it in terms of passives and supporting class and guild abilities because this game is designed around incremental building.

And it's not fair to those of us who are successful with a particular build to have our build get a bad rap by people who either refuse to alter the way they play for their own benefit or who are so rigid about their vision of their build that they just refuse to address things like healing and cc/aoe. It makes it harder for us to get groups when we need them when there is nothing wrong with our class or build.

I learned the hard way in my mid 20s...If the main story quest is not letting you pass then that's the game's way of letting you know that it's time to reevaluate your build and tactics.

Singular

sfradenb14_ESO wrote: »

Allow me to clarify, seeing as everyone wants to blame me for the issues.

I chose Bow as my main weapon of choice, my secondary weapons are dual wield. I have the silver bolts skill from fighters guild slotted, that is pretty maxxed as well. I am also using the ultimate from siphoning.

I am aware there are certain skills and builds that work awesome for a NB. However if I wanted to cookie cutter character, like everyone else has, then I would choose that. I prefer not to melee in someones face, I prefer not to do what everyone else is doing. I like stealth, I like pinpoint accuracy with a bow, I like ot hide in the shadows and you never see it coming.

Unfortunately how I want to play is not how the developers want me to play, which is obvious during these battles that I cannot complete. I thought this game was about choice, and being able to make them. I made my choice, but if you notice, the quests that are giving me trouble are all those that ZOS FORCES me to do solo. I have no problems grouping and doing content with people, as I am setup for quick and fast DPS, so my damage output is fantastic. The problem is in the forced solo situations, even with the extra npc 'group' I have, they cant hold agro to allow me to do what I do best. Thus the main mob I am fighting is completely focused on me and I last about 25 seconds, that's with chugging a pot, roll dodging like a circus acrobat, and putting out the fighters guild circle of protection.

So guys, Im really happy for YOU if you have a build you like that works solo, but I do not. I refuse to respec just to do two quests, and waste points in things I do not want to use.

And yes, for all you nay-say-ers, I have done everything up to the main last quest. Every solo dungeon, every group dungeon, every quest I can possibly find to do. Obtained every skyshard so far. And yes, all that has only advanced me to 47. Before you ask tho, I have the skyshard add-on, and I also use two sites that direct me to where quest mobs are, so I feel confident in saying that I have done it ALL.

I did the same build as you - bow and dual wield. The siphoning line + poison arrow got me through those quests. I'm V1 now - but switched to sorc b/c I got bored w/my NB.

Sorc is super fun

kitchenguy65_ESO

How can you ignore class lines and then complain about the class being "broken"? It makes no sense whatsoever.

That being said, you may gimped yourself a lot if you haven't been leveling up your class lines in order to gain access to all your passives. You should have at least one or two class abilities slotted to gain passives that synergize with your build. Plus you'll have a magicka dump/something to fall back on when your stam runs low.

You could also try slotting a bow in both weapon spots if you don't like melee. Then you'll have two ability sets you can swap in combat and continue to use bow. One set up for DPS, the other for CC and some survivability. Ultimate is important too. Veil of blades (consuming darkness morph) from the shadow tree offers great survivability on top of a 70% snare and DOT.

GnatB

Long story short: OP is confusing class with what this game calls a class. OP's class (i.e. the skills/weapons/armor he's chosen to use, e.g. ranged/sneaking combat in medium) is "broken". The Nightblade spell school may or may not be just fine. OP wouldn't know. He pretty much doesn't use it.

Yeah, I'm still going on about how in this game, "Class" (meaning nightblade, sorc, etc.) is a misnomer. My Bosmer happens to be a "ranger". Medium armor, Bow, with the sorc spell line mostly for summons and cc. If anything, your weapon line of choice is more defining of your "class" than what "Class" you happen to pick.

(P.S. Am I the only one who thinks this game would have been much more awesome if they simply let you pick and choose which 3 spell lines to know than to group them together?)

Kulrig

GnatB wrote: »

(P.S. Am I the only one who thinks this game would have been much more awesome if they simply let you pick and choose which 3 spell lines to know than to group them together?)

I would love it if all class skill lines were available to everyone, and the "class" you pick at creation determines which initial three skill lines you have; the rest are attained through quests or something.

Gilvoth

Mablung wrote: »

KariTR wrote: »

Get your wife to play your character for you?

nerevarine1138 wrote: »

Well, gosh. I guess all these Nightblades (including myself) I've seen at VR have just cheated their way through.

Sorry, but it is you. There are some balancing tweaks needed to all classes, but that's mainly for VR content. Also, no way you've done every quest/world boss/delve/anchor/public dungeon in your faction's areas and Coldharbour without hitting VR1. It's impossible for you to have gotten that much quest XP and only be level 47.

How are posts like this even remotely helpful? The OP is frustrated with his class. It is not working with the 'play as you want' idea that was used in selling the game. Attacking him and insulting him is the most detrimental thing you can do for this game. Drive him away. Keep making posts of this nature and you two will be the only ones left playing this game.

How about you offer some insight as to how you successfully made it through the part he is talking about? How about you offer build suggestions? Anything other than what you initially posted.

you are correct.

and by the way, the reason he canot offer suggestions and help is because he is not nor ever was a nightblade, infact, from the comments he has made, i am quite sure he has never even played elderscrolls online.

Snit

I like the thread title. Whatever is wrong, it couldn't possibly be his own doing.

nerevarine1138

Hlaren_shortsheath wrote: »

Mablung wrote: »

KariTR wrote: »

Get your wife to play your character for you?

nerevarine1138 wrote: »

Well, gosh. I guess all these Nightblades (including myself) I've seen at VR have just cheated their way through.

Sorry, but it is you. There are some balancing tweaks needed to all classes, but that's mainly for VR content. Also, no way you've done every quest/world boss/delve/anchor/public dungeon in your faction's areas and Coldharbour without hitting VR1. It's impossible for you to have gotten that much quest XP and only be level 47.

How are posts like this even remotely helpful? The OP is frustrated with his class. It is not working with the 'play as you want' idea that was used in selling the game. Attacking him and insulting him is the most detrimental thing you can do for this game. Drive him away. Keep making posts of this nature and you two will be the only ones left playing this game.

How about you offer some insight as to how you successfully made it through the part he is talking about? How about you offer build suggestions? Anything other than what you initially posted.

you are correct.

and by the way, the reason he canot offer suggestions and help is because he is not nor ever was a nightblade, infact, from the comments he has made, i am quite sure he has never even played elderscrolls online.

Holy Dibella! I just realized that my VR11 Nightblade is actually a DK! The wool has been lifted from my eyes!
/sarcasm

I'm happy to post my build and hotbar loadout (as I have many times before) for you to examine. I'm also happy to explain how I solo every quest in VR. Except every time I do that, all the "Dual wield NB is broken!" posters mysteriously go silent...