I dont want the ability in this game to inspect, but I used to use it mainly to inspect cosmetic attire in other games, see what pieces they used to get the look they had. Thought i would throw it out there amongst all the inspect for armor/gear posts , heh
I dont want the ability in this game to inspect, but I used to use it mainly to inspect cosmetic attire in other games, see what pieces they used to get the look they had. Thought i would throw it out there amongst all the inspect for armor/gear posts , heh
Precisely. I have no interest in being able to inspect your skills/stats. I just want to know what chest piece you have that looks so cool.
As such, I am in favor of equipment inspection.
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Precisely. I have no interest in being able to inspect your skills/stats. I just want to know what chest piece you have that looks so cool.
As such, I am in favor of equipment inspection.
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You don't have to have the ability to inspect a player character to see what a given item looks like when equipped, because the ability to see what a visible item looks like when equipped and inspecting other toons are two entirely different functionalities.
Precisely. I have no interest in being able to inspect your skills/stats. I just want to know what chest piece you have that looks so cool.
As such, I am in favor of equipment inspection.
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You don't have to have the ability to inspect a player character to see what a given item looks like when equipped, because the ability to see what a visible item looks like when equipped and inspecting other toons are two entirely different functionalities.
Uhm... I think you managed to miss the point. You're absolutely right in that having the ability to inspect a player character isn't needed to see what a given item looks like when equipped. Heck, it isn't even particularly useful in that regard. But that's not what we're talking about. We want to get the name by the look, not the look by the name.
nerevarine1138 wrote: »Nope.
Any time someone asks me what my DPS is in a trial, I say this exact sentence, "When I get a DPS meter, I'll let you know. Since that's never happening, you can either have the boss die faster with me, or go play Excel with people who enjoy that."
I have no desire to get in measuring contests with other players. Gear inspection, damage meters, etc. are all for measuring contests. Period.
p_tsakirisb16_ESO wrote: »More madness from those who have no real lives outside the bedroom in their parents house.
Actually it is what he is doing and you're clearly preaching to the wrong quire.(it's spelled "choir") The aim of such groups is to to quickly clear runs to get loot and it's a totally acceptable aim (that you loose once you are fully stuffed btw). If you lack DPS, if you use stamina build, you will make it more difficult for the group to accomplish their objective. If your objective is the same as theirs, then, seeing how the game works at the moment, you should wear Light Armor and a stick.
It is not unsubstantiated bias, it's math, based on numbers (which is all games are about and where(I think you mean were, as where refers to place)
You don't need to hear how stamina build is bad, you can just try it or, once again, use this "inhuman" math, to realize it can't be as good as magicka.
As for "quick effortless fix", you fail to understand that 99% of those players didn't have the correct armor set, the correct skills level up, probably not even the correct weapons
To sum things up, if you want a group that will accept you for who you are and how you want to play without caring about your DPS, you should join a group of players who are like you
MercyKilling wrote: »Actually it is what he is doing and you're clearly preaching to the wrong quire.(it's spelled "choir") The aim of such groups is to to quickly clear runs to get loot and it's a totally acceptable aim (that you loose once you are fully stuffed btw). If you lack DPS, if you use stamina build, you will make it more difficult for the group to accomplish their objective. If your objective is the same as theirs, then, seeing how the game works at the moment, you should wear Light Armor and a stick.
In a game that advertises "play how you want" all the builds should be equally viable when attempting completion of any content. One should not have to wear a dress and poke with a stick to be viable/accepted to a run. EVER.
MercyKilling wrote: »It is not unsubstantiated bias, it's math, based on numbers (which is all games are about and where(I think you mean were, as where refers to place)
I'm sorry, but no. You are wrong. Games are not about math and numbers. Games are about fun and relaxation and escaping stress. What you're doing causes more stress, isn't fun nor relaxing. Well, it may be to you and the other ten or twelve people you run with, but it isn't for a larger percentage of the player base.
MercyKilling wrote: »You don't need to hear how stamina build is bad, you can just try it or, once again, use this "inhuman" math, to realize it can't be as good as magicka.
Once again, I refer you to the "play how you want" advertisement this game utilizes and how every build should be equally viable for all content.
MercyKilling wrote: »As for "quick effortless fix", you fail to understand that 99% of those players didn't have the correct armor set, the correct skills level up, probably not even the correct weapons
I'm sorry...but who the heck are YOU to say what's correct and what isn't? Just because someone doesn't have a cookie cutter build that follows the herd without question does not mean they aren't a skilled player.
MercyKilling wrote: »To sum things up, if you want a group that will accept you for who you are and how you want to play without caring about your DPS, you should join a group of players who are like you
This is perhaps the only truth you've managed to spout in the entire post you made. Kudos for that accomplishment.
Lord_Draevan wrote: »All this reminds of the days of doing Lvl 55 Dread Palace and Dread Fortress Ops in SW:TOR, all the players saying "if you're not specced/geared 'this way', it'll be uncompletable!" Then my group goes in, not specced/geared 'this way' and complete it without the group wiping once.
If you've got a good group that knows the fights, good healers, and well-coordinated in teamspeak, that matters more than your gear and spec. Not to say those are worthless, mind you.
tino.antoninieb17_ESO wrote: »I agree that inspect - gear and active loadouts is very attractive option. Each player has to have option to prevent others to inspect him.
Innkwell_ESO wrote: »Please do me a favor and go take the speedometer off of your car, because you don't need to be in competition of anyone else and if you are going 15 on the freeway.. WHO CARES that's how you want to drive... right ???!!
Attorneyatlawl wrote: »nerevarine1138 wrote: »Nope.
Any time someone asks me what my DPS is in a trial, I say this exact sentence, "When I get a DPS meter, I'll let you know. Since that's never happening, you can either have the boss die faster with me, or go play Excel with people who enjoy that."
I have no desire to get in measuring contests with other players. Gear inspection, damage meters, etc. are all for measuring contests. Period.
And that's when I tell you this....
"Cool, the game requires certain levels of damage to clear the encounters and while I don't expect everyone to be a master theorycrafter, we do expect a certain level of competence and trying to make a proper effort for the other 11 people in the group. I'm sorry but we are not going to be able to take you."
I gotta say, I find some few of the comments here about trials and the rationalizations about build "requirements" rather bizzare and exaggerated frankly. Once you get your timing down to the point of farming, there is really little meaning to completing trials in the same way anyway, especially if you are at all interested in being challenged at least, so the fuss some are kicking up about taking on "sub par" people or "carrying people" from a PuG is really ill placed in that context.
Anyone truly interested in progression raiding - something which is entirely lacking in this game by the way, let's not kid ourselves here.... - is actually rather amused by completing these runs with something other than the stickdress party/min-maxed "optimal" speedy gonzalez build, anyway. Mainly because there is really little else to do right now, lol. Heck, some of us actually thrive on setting things up the "wrong way" just for sh_ts and giggles. To suggest trials cannot be cleared in but only one way, is also total BS by the way - truth is they are not that hard and this was discussed months ago even on the PTS let alone after nerfs hit live. You really think we have been selling gear like hot cakes left and right because trials have been so super hard to get done? lol It is also not difficult to reallocating the ridiculous amount of skillpoints you get into a change out of builds and learning to apply a new rotation to be more effective. Geez five skills, really tough.
Come on, people. Trial and error is a process raiders thrive on to figure things out, so to suggest it is a problem to be overcome to the point of avoiding it altogether by excluding people on the basis of the inspection tells one lot about the experience at this that some claim they have in the first place as opposed to the other way around, and what kind of players they really are - you are just verifying what some here are criticizing you for in the first place. Happily, I don't have to run with such people (and yeah, you don't have to run with me either)
So, I am not so much agreeing with your confidence that being flexible and bothering to take the time to adjust one's strategy so its possible to reign supreme over a challenging quest and/or mobs, is even a factor in this MMO at all. Continuously intriguing to me.
Attorneyatlawl wrote: »nerevarine1138 wrote: »Nope.
Any time someone asks me what my DPS is in a trial, I say this exact sentence, "When I get a DPS meter, I'll let you know. Since that's never happening, you can either have the boss die faster with me, or go play Excel with people who enjoy that."
I have no desire to get in measuring contests with other players. Gear inspection, damage meters, etc. are all for measuring contests. Period.
And that's when I tell you this....
"Cool, the game requires certain levels of damage to clear the encounters and while I don't expect everyone to be a master theorycrafter, we do expect a certain level of competence and trying to make a proper effort for the other 11 people in the group. I'm sorry but we are not going to be able to take you."
Thechemicals wrote: »Um....i can already tell you what everyone is wearing....at least everyone who is good.