Improving On ESO S03E03) Transmogrifier,Summon A Vendor And Children

Leijona

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The transmog option would be great. At the moment, there is still no real possibility to were the look you want with the stats you need and I don't expect that to change too fast, as the whole way it is designed is just lacking usefulness.

That addition to a sub would be nice, because it is obviously nothing you need to have but something that makes things more comfortable.

Children are always a good thing to have in an MMO and there not a single reason besides lazyness not to implement them. Seriously, it is only lazyness. "They can't do that due to the judgment system.", one might say. I say bull****. Just make them non attackable, everything is fine. Besides, I can't see a difference between killing a women or a child, they are both human beings. Or Argonians, maybe ...

Heromofo

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Leijona wrote: »

The transmog option would be great. At the moment, there is still no real possibility to were the look you want with the stats you need and I don't expect that to change too fast, as the whole way it is designed is just lacking usefulness.

That addition to a sub would be nice, because it is obviously nothing you need to have but something that makes things more comfortable.

Children are always a good thing to have in an MMO and there not a single reason besides lazyness not to implement them. Seriously, it is only lazyness. "They can't do that due to the judgment system.", one might say. I say bull****. Just make them non attackable, everything is fine. Besides, I can't see a difference between killing a women or a child, they are both human beings. Or Argonians, maybe ...

@Leijona
Indeed plus these are easy things to implement while adding heaps of new layers to the game.

But none of these compare to my very first episode player housing with appeal to all crowds and tonnes of repeatable content . I say this because ESO lacks good ways of repeatable content.

Gidorick

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Heromofo wrote: »

newtinmpls wrote: »

Powtreeman wrote: »

Goblin banker? Goblins are not smart in ESO like they are in WoW. They would just lose or steal your stuff.

I realize that the most of the goblins met in the course of ESO speak "english" (or whatever your default language) poorly, but that does not mean they are stupid. If you notice, there is a relatively high proportion of spellcasters per populace as compared to the "civilised" areas, and there are also many blacksmithing stations in goblin lairs. So these are people with advanced and even esoteric knowledge.

On the other hand, given the poor treatment of them by some races (I'm looking at you, Pirondil) I could see the whole "goblin banker" as a setup to rob those who don't expect "simple goblins" to come up with such a convoluted plot.

Have to call in Gidorick here to answer this.

@Gidorick

Lol. Oops. I had written a response but it was still in Draft!

I agree that Goblins aren't overly intelligent in the Elder Scrolls @Powtreeman, but they do possess enough intelligence to scavenge, domesticate wild-life and organize in tribes.

I did consider a Riekling, as they seem to be a bit more intelligent than a Goblin but they aren't as widely spread as Goblins, of course in this context it wouldn't really matter and Rieklings would be Elder Scrolls specific.

Do you have another suggestion for the Beast Banker @Powtreeman?

But remember!.. we're suggesting a Mudcrab to be a Merchant, which is directly from lore!

Heromofo

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Gidorick wrote: »

Heromofo wrote: »

newtinmpls wrote: »

Powtreeman wrote: »

Goblin banker? Goblins are not smart in ESO like they are in WoW. They would just lose or steal your stuff.

I realize that the most of the goblins met in the course of ESO speak "english" (or whatever your default language) poorly, but that does not mean they are stupid. If you notice, there is a relatively high proportion of spellcasters per populace as compared to the "civilised" areas, and there are also many blacksmithing stations in goblin lairs. So these are people with advanced and even esoteric knowledge.

On the other hand, given the poor treatment of them by some races (I'm looking at you, Pirondil) I could see the whole "goblin banker" as a setup to rob those who don't expect "simple goblins" to come up with such a convoluted plot.

Have to call in Gidorick here to answer this.

@Gidorick

Lol. Oops. I had written a response but it was still in Draft!

I agree that Goblins aren't overly intelligent in the Elder Scrolls @Powtreeman, but they do possess enough intelligence to scavenge, domesticate wild-life and organize in tribes.

I did consider a Riekling, as they seem to be a bit more intelligent than a Goblin but they aren't as widely spread as Goblins, of course in this context it wouldn't really matter and Rieklings would be Elder Scrolls specific.

Do you have another suggestion for the Beast Banker @Powtreeman?

But remember!.. we're suggesting a Mudcrab to be a Merchant, which is directly from lore!

The Mudcrab Merchant is a friendly mudcrab who can be found on a small island just to the east of Mzahnch Ruin in the Azura's Coast region. He is an easter egg and is notable for being the richest merchant in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.

newtinmpls

Don't forget Creeper!

Milktray

ESO: Wow Unchained lol

Heromofo

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newtinmpls wrote: »

Don't forget Creeper!

"Don't want to work. Just want to bang on my drum. What's a scamp gotta do?"
Creeper is a Daedra Scamp in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.


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Creeper is one of the two merchant creatures found in Morrowind, the other being the Mudcrab Merchant , and lives in Ghorak Manor in Caldera. He has 5.000 gold in stock, making him the NPC with the second most gold available. He will buy nearly everything except for ingredients, clothes, and lights (candles, torches, lanterns, etc.).

newtinmpls

That does it. I'm reloading Morrowind onto my computer.

the other night I watched a few min of somone starting a playthrough and I got all misty eyed at the weird sound of someone picking an item up in game.

Then burbles as they picked up a drink.

Heromofo

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newtinmpls wrote: »

That does it. I'm reloading Morrowind onto my computer.

the other night I watched a few min of somone starting a playthrough and I got all misty eyed at the weird sound of someone picking an item up in game.

Then burbles as they picked up a drink.

Wait @newtinmpls check out Skywind it is a group of peeps remaking morrowind on the skyrim engine and it looks unreal mate.

It is almost ready

Heromofo

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Heromofo wrote: »

newtinmpls wrote: »

That does it. I'm reloading Morrowind onto my computer.

the other night I watched a few min of somone starting a playthrough and I got all misty eyed at the weird sound of someone picking an item up in game.

Then burbles as they picked up a drink.

Wait @newtinmpls check out Skywind it is a group of peeps remaking morrowind on the skyrim engine and it looks unreal mate.

It is almost ready

https://youtu.be/4FAFOCFFf_U

newtinmpls

I have been waiting for Skywind for ... two years.

And to keep it on topic, I would like to see children. Have them just simply be unkillable (like the essential NPCs in Oblivion), and then on top of that have some horrible reccurs-over-a-week respawning fine/penalty for attacking them. And NO acheivements related to acting like such a jerk.