I Saw Real Fun Being Had in ESO Today

dimensional

I understood 100% the type of fun you were talking about, I wasn't commenting on that apsect of your post however. If you're having fun, then you're having fun. Plain and simple. I like to play this game for the immersive quality of the world, the exploration and the whole journey that you take from the beginning to the end of the story. I also like to PvP and do your standard PvE content. I enjoy just about every aspect of the game you can imagine. So I do know what you're talking about. I got my start in MMOs in 1996 with Ultima Online, and that game was 100% a sandbox MMO where you had to make your own fun and create your own adventures if you wanted to get anything out of it. I am a *veteran* of that playstyle. All I'm saying is there are many ways to have fun in the game and really all that matters is if you're enjoying yourself. Some people on here, all they do is complain and complain about this and that, and it makes me wonder why are they even playing? We get it, you want the game to improve and you're passionate about this, but the devs aren't going to work any faster than they can on someone's individual pet peeves. Just be patient, relax and find something fun to do

/rant

Nova Sky

I love dropping diseased meat while in a crowded bank. The end results are hilarious.

revonine

I saw a raid capture Dragonclaw naked once...

Robo_Hobo

What does diseased meat do anyway? I don't think I've gotten that trophy before.

MrDerrikk

Robo_Hobo wrote: »

What does diseased meat do anyway? I don't think I've gotten that trophy before.

It's the "Mysterious Sack" or something that you get from the Deshaan Public Dungeon.

Rylana

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

Rylana wrote: »

See we pick a keep (usually Fare, Glade, or Brindle) on the map, and systematically completely demolish it. Every wall, door, postern, corner, resource, if we have the time the postern houses and the roof, just break everything breakable.

And then cap it and leave. Repair it if you want, we don't care. Hope you enjoy the central air.

Wait, wait. All that risk-free AP for repairing and this is supposed to be a punishment?

(<--*is saving up for Akaviri Motif*)

You wanna spend 300k in repair kits be my guest O_o

Johngo0036

If at any point in ANY game you are not having fun,
Its time to move on...

I have great fun in ESO everyday of my ESO life,

I have friends there and do enjoy doing all the things there are to do.

I love PVP and PVE, but more PVP,

I love creating a character, levelling them to lvl10 and then going to Black water blade.........
Then doing daily quests in bruma and cheydinhal,

Love having enemy player attack me so i can test my steel against them,

Love the views and the smell of the grass in Cyrodiil......while i pick flowers, chop wood, dig metals or gather aspect runes......

Or even when i take a swim in a pond or river while gathering water......

Then there is fishing ooooh how i love fishing....... putting that bait on the hook casting it out into the deep and then waiting for the little buggers to bite.....

The funny thing is that sooooo many of us want to race to level our characters to vr16 that we forget about the journey.....
Killing Old Molly to get to Cadwells silver..... the struggle it was to get there, the many hours of questing.....

Oh i miss those days.... lol..

Alucardo

Johngo0036 wrote: »

Love the views and the smell of the grass in Cyrodiil......while i pick flowers, chop wood, dig metals or gather aspect runes......

I like having tea parties with weird, but friendly necromancers in Cyrodiil

Sevalaricgirl

CavalierPrime wrote: »

Brrrofski wrote: »

CavalierPrime wrote: »

iamnotweakrwb17_ESO wrote: »

Yesterday I saw a low level player beating up a durzog in wrothgar and taking forever. I ran up to him and spent the next 5 minutes cheering and clapping him on until it finally died. He replied "You're nuts lol!." I ran off chuckling to myself.

I like that. I had a somewhat similar experience tonight while farming Jute. I saw a very low level character solo'ing the first Dolmen west of Davon's Watch. He was doing a slow job individually attacking enemies. I step up and one shot everything as soon as it spawns, give the final boss the Dragon Leap overkill, do the blessing emote, wait for the young adventurer to show respect to the o.g. master wizard....he turns around and jogs off. No emote. Where's my adulation?

So you did the opposite and completely ruined someone else's fun...

Nooooo, I showed him what his potential could be. I enlightened him. He still got his treasure chest and had he hung around, he would have gotten the traditional customary gift that max levels bestow on brand new characters they encounter

Wrong on so many levels. My friend and I who are very powerful, DK and templar, had 2 templars follow us through delves and other content, coming through and taking swipes on NPCs we were killing. It was annoying as hell. Then every where we went, these two templars followed us. Annoying. We ended up going to the other side of the map.

Remember, what you think is fun, is not for others.

WhiteCoatSyndrome

Rylana wrote: »

You wanna spend 300k in repair kits be my guest O_o

I'm in three trade guilds.