DungeonGrind wrote: »I haven't seen a toilet in game yet and i'm beginning to question the ability to stay immersed. I know i can find a tree or even a secluded cave, but i'm looking for both comfort and seclusion.
We need a new skill line like carpentry so i can build an outhouse or at least some rare and purple toilet paper drops for those late nights.
Not one constructive thought. Leave/unsub or give a suggestion for improvement. ZoS has listened and changed via community input more than any MMO I have ever played (and this list is a decade long). In other words, this post is completely worthless and pointless, except to make an attempt at wit, which failed.
Yes, creating toilet is great, but it's only the first step. I think someone (maybe Razer, they make good gaming stuff) should develop a helmet releasing smells, so when you stay in a toiled you can fully immerse yourself.DungeonGrind wrote: »I haven't seen a toilet in game yet and i'm beginning to question the ability to stay immersed.
I have to admit I have been thinking about this too. It is like in films. You see the character running around but he/she never needs the loo.
In general I have never seen a toilet in an elder scrolls game, or a shower or any kind of hygiene. Not even a sink!
There are kitchens and everything else implemented but none of the houses I have seen in eso have bathrooms.
We definitely need a bathroom patch in a future update to allow further immersion or the Roleplayers will be upset.
No offense but I don't think there's a large demographic for a pooping simulator.
...could be wrong... there is a wildly successful, deliberately buggy, Goat simulator. Perhaps I'm just out of touch with today's market demographic.
freespirit wrote: »One is horrified.....
Talking about toilet habits is like talking about 'Fight Club'........
and......
The Dwemer would surely have figured out the tech for indoor plumbing.
For a khajiit, at least, the desert is thier litterbox.
Bosmer are fine dumping it in the woods as fertilizer.
But I have been dying to find out how the altmer handle it though; they don't seem like the sort who are willing to squat near a tree.