Would you like to see ingame Inspect option Introduced?
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Woolenthreads✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).but only in a manner of speaking. Having your character Inspected is a bit like being naked, I know some people like it, but I don't personally want to be exposed to strangers. I do, however support a "Show" function, where the player can choose what they will show and then do so to a specific other character. Then it becomes the choice of the player who is being "inspected".Oooh look, lot's of Butterflies! Wait! Butterflies? Get out of here Sheo, stop bugging me!
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dennissomb16_ESO✭✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).I don't seeing it add anything positive to the game. If you see someone wearing something you find interesting simply ask, generally people are happy to show off their stuff. What it does do based on other MMOs is bring about a certain amount of elitism, especially to those players who pug a fair amount who get excluded from groups because "inspect" shows them not being up to elitist standards1 -
ExiledKhallisi✭✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).No. It only leads to elitist circle jerk fests and people belittling others for having a job and life outside the game. There is no reason for it and no excuse other than to support epeen behavior.>>>>>>>>(DC)Guild Master of Biestas 250+ Active Members<<<<<<<<||||||Vr14 Sorc: Darkened Soul vr14 Templar: Tiffaney||||||“Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.”
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SirAndy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).My gear is none of your business ....
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Skafsgaard✭✭✭✭Yes! Introduce an ingame inspect option which will show what items are currently equipped by a player, achievement progress, skills build etc always(even if the selected player is not a friend).Option #2, but with a personal setting to allow inspections or notThe Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited supports hundreds of players on screen at once in an open world fight for control of Cyrodiil. Get ready for the most intense online PvP experience ever created, with The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited.
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I wouldn't mind having an inspect option that only showed what type and style of gear a person has. I really only used inspect in other MMO's to find out what cool looking gear was.
No need to show stats/build/achievements.I can has typing!0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).So far we've got 75% of people saying no to any inspect option. That certainly seems to be in line with every other thread I've seen on these forums posing the same question.
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KoyotiSoul ShrivenNo! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).No, seeing as my experience of it in other MMO's is either to exclude people or give someone an easy route to being carried through end game content.
If you want to know what the gear is because it looks good, just ask. There is no other valid reason to need to inspect another players gear.
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Zorrashi✭✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).I think the negatives (cough* elitists cough*) outweigh the positives.0 -
Reinitz✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).I would only say yes to inspect if they removed the ability to kick a player from the group. Since that is not going to happen, I must vote no.1
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Surragard✭✭✭✭Yes! Introduce an ingame inspect option which will show what items are currently equipped by a player, achievement progress but not skills build always(even if the selected player is not a friend)."My spoon made me fat"
If people are going to be elitist in the game and block you from their group they will do it without this feature.I don't always drink Skooma, but when I do I go to the Southwall Corner Club. May you walk on warm sands my friends.4 -
Varicite✭✭✭✭✭
✭Sure, just make it like Inspecting from older MMOs.
ie: You can request to inspect a player, and they have to accept your request before you can see their gear.
All players would have the option to turn inspect requests off via UI if they don't want to be bothered by random people sending inspect requests.
Didn't vote, because there are 4 "Yes!" options and every single one of them sounds intrusive.0 -
MercyKilling✭✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).Oh look, honey. THIS thread again.
Doesn't matter how many times it gets posted or reworded....no.
Edit:If people are going to be elitist in the game and block you from their group they will do it without this feature.
Then why is it "needed"? Why even bother with it? No, it's just an excuse.Edited by MercyKilling on August 20, 2014 2:34AMI am not spending a single penny on the game until changes are made to the game that I want to see.
1) Remove having to be in a guild to sell items to other players at a kiosk.
2) Cosmetic modding for armor and clothing.
3) Difficulty slider.
4) Fully customizable player housing that isn't tied to anything in the game other than having the correct resources and enough gold to build. Don't tie it to PvP, guild membership, or anything at all. Oh, make it instanced so as not to take up world map space, too. Zeni screwed this one up already.
Any /one/ of these things implemented would get me spending again, maybe even subbing.0 -
Varicite✭✭✭✭✭
✭MercyKilling wrote: »Oh look, honey. THIS thread again.
Doesn't matter how many times it gets posted or reworded....no.
Edit:If people are going to be elitist in the game and block you from their group they will do it without this feature.
Then why is it "needed"? Why even bother with it? No, it's just an excuse.
Eh, I dunno, I don't consider myself an elitist. It would be nice to have the option to check somebody out w/ their consent who has a really awesome set of gear or weapons or something.
I'm pretty sure that's the original reason inspecting was introduced in the first place.2 -
No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).No because there are already enough people trying to tell you how to play, i don't want them looking me over then telling me what to bloody wear.2
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Maleficus✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).This function is just useless...0 -
indytims_ESO✭✭✭✭Yes! Introduce an ingame inspect option which will show what items are currently equipped by a player, achievement progress, skills build etc always(even if the selected player is not a friend).I see someone wearing something really cool.
I ask politely for the name of the item, and possibly how they got it.
They tell me to @$(* off.
Who is being 'elitist' again?
Say YES to inspect. I don't really care about your 'leet' achievements or 'leet' skill builds. I don't even care what stats an item has.
It's elitist NOT to have it.3 -
phermitgb✭✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).since you asked for opinions, here's mine in a nutshell
while *elitism* is one of my reasonable concerns, it's not *just* elitism - the people often accused of *elitist* behavior are often as clueless, opinionated, and self-indulged as the people they *accuse* of being inferior. The tool you're speaking of, in at least some of it's iterations, is exactly the type of tool they would use to tell themselves the things they want to hear and believe.
Now, don't get me wrong - there are *real*, dedicated drains on groups...sometimes. I've met a few - but those people are rarely a drain solely because of their gear, or even their chosen playstyle, but primarily because of their mental attitude - there are few really reliable, quantifiable metrics to identify these people - you just have to play with them to realize that they have no sense of focus or responsibility for the rest of the group.
Now, I know that *some* players have come, over time, to recognize patterns in builds and gear that can be warning flags for a drain player, but sadly, I find those people to be far, far fewer than the *** that have found the one or two builds *they* think are superior, and just decide to hate whoever doesn't fit *their* sense of an ideal build, and that seems to be what tools like you're describing *usually* get used for.
lastly, bad builds, bad gear or not - I find the true test of a really top-notch group, is being able to take a less-than-optimal group, and keep it together long enough to pass through a challenging encounter regardless. People who stay calm, stay supportive, offer to teach members of their group that might be missing a beat or two - I've found the best, longest lasting groups of skilled players are people that are willing to start from the above foundation. It's not easy, it's *definitely* not fast or optimal - at least, not to begin with - but I find it to be a tremendously more satisfying experience, and a far, far better tool for building better teammates for life - and again, your proposed tool, doesn't really seem to support that mindset.
anyway - those are my thoughts on the matter so far - perhaps someone will bring up something that changes my mind"There is no correct resolution; It's a test of character."
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No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).I think this poll is the final nail in the coffin for the "vocal majority" who wants to inspect others.
Even though there are 4 ways to say yes to an Inspect option and only 1 to say No, the No's have an overwhelming 75% majority.
I think we can put this subject to bed now.0 -
Kinsaven✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).indytims_ESO wrote: »I see someone wearing something really cool.
I ask politely for the name of the item, and possibly how they got it.
They tell me to @$(* off.
Who is being 'elitist' again?
Say YES to inspect. I don't really care about your 'leet' achievements or 'leet' skill builds. I don't even care what stats an item has.
It's elitist NOT to have it.
That's not being elitist, that's just being rude. There are always going to be people like that, and I can understand that it's frustrating if you really want to know but they won't tell you. But the negatives far outweigh the positives in this regard, and at the end of the day if someone doesn't want to tell you what their gear is (even though they obviously could be more polite about it) then that's their right. Not everyone likes to share their ideas.0 -
DogFaceInBananaPatch✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain)....and, with an option to toggle it ON (default: off).0 -
RedMiniStapler✭✭✭indytims_ESO wrote: »I see someone wearing something really cool.
I ask politely for the name of the item, and possibly how they got it.
They tell me to @$(* off.
Who is being 'elitist' again?
Say YES to inspect. I don't really care about your 'leet' achievements or 'leet' skill builds. I don't even care what stats an item has.
It's elitist NOT to have it.
That's when you take a quick screenshot, and post it on the forum asking if anyone know name of the set.0 -
Starwhite✭✭✭✭✭
✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).No ! Spying to see good or bad player ? Itemlevel don't tell this ....Le cœur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît pas.0 -
Azraeel✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).There is absolutely no reason for you to see anything I have. However, if you ask nicely, I just might tell you.
I don't want someone, to tell me what to use on my bar.
I don't want someone, to tell me how to enchant my gear.
I don't want someone, to tell me what type of gear should I wear.
I don't want someone, to exactly copy my style.
I don't want someone, to copy my morphs.
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and the list goes on and on. Inspection button is the worst idea, ever!1 -
DaniAngione✭✭✭✭✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).When you see someone wearing a really nice jacket, do you stick your nose on them trying to catch a glimpse of the label?
Or do you just ask?
TL;DR: It's an online game. A social game. If you're interested in their gear... just ask?0 -
Navuri✭✭✭Yes! Introduce an ingame inspect option which will show what items are currently equipped by a player, achievement progress, skills build etc always(even if the selected player is not a friend).Hmm, not a biased POLL then with 4 yes and only 1 no answer options....lol
I'm asking for your opinion.
I'm not sure if such an option should be introduced.
It was useful in other MMOs but I agree it has some disadvantages.
Furthermore, the majority is always right, so if you're against it for whatever reason, you are more than welcome to state your reason.
I opened this poll in order to reflect the different opinions.(Yes or No).
The majority is always right? One billion people believe in a supreme being living in the skies above. That doesn't mean they are right. The inspect option is something I would like to have in the game, but only because I think it's interesting. The huge drawback of course is the fact that it brings out the worst in 17 year old elitist players who think they should tell every other player in game which gear to wear otherwise you can't join 'his' raid group.
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Uisi✭✭✭In a forum search function is very useful, you know?If something is not broke ... fix it!0 -
Cogo✭✭✭✭✭
✭No! Don't Introduce an ingame inspect option.(please explain).4 yes and 1 no with a requirement of explain? Like everyone says in WoW every 2 seconds. LOL!
If you want to know what someone has, ask them. Works for me.
ESO have brought back 3 MAIN things. First....you can actually play without knowing any numbers in damage or healing. You can learn to "see" the difference. Just like in EQ. Its a PLAYER skill to do that.
They also brought back testing gear and things yourself. Sure, you look at guides and gets tips from friends, but the best is always to test. You find out on your own that standing in a red circle in a dungeon is BAD! More and more do this.....without the computer telling you.
Like it or not. ESO has by FAR the nicest zone chat in any active bigger MMO today. In all zones over level 20ish, zonechat is more or less common chitchat and "nice".
What does this have to do with an inspect feature? Players have to DO things. They have to interact. Instead of the computer feeding you all info.
Inspect feature like WoW, No freakin way! You have an inspect feature in game. Its called looking at the person in front of you.Edited by Cogo on August 20, 2014 6:21AMOghur Hatemachine, Guild leader of The Nephilim - EU Megaserver
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