If You Could Bring Things to ESO From Skyrim...

Ch4mpTW

What would you bring?

I'd bring:
- Less lag.
- The beautiful crafted style appearances. Because to be honest, I feel: Daedric, Glass, and Elven armor looks vastly superior in Skyrim.
- Dragons and dragon priest masks. I'd love to be walking around a CP160 area, and see 20+ people fighting a dragon that swooped down. That'd be amazing. While the dragon priest masks would be unique 1pcs. sets, that could provide a sense of balance and versatility to builds.

Recremen

Dragonbone weapons, so I could make top-tier weapons that aren't a vibrant red.

Panda_iMunch

Considering the base Skyrim game is pretty much bland in terms of content, the most I can see is ZoS taking a page in world building. If ZoS wanted to learn anything about fan's wants, they could look at their mod sites, the thing is filled with good and bad ideas!

Destyran

Sword and shield combat

susmitds

In a way, the monster sets are already a lot like the dragon masks, except that two pieces are needed.
They say that dragons would be anti-lore, but the fact that dragons could travel through time makes it totally possible. I think that the true reason for them not being here, is that the engine can't handle it.

attackjet

If I could bring anything from skyrim to ESO it would probably be.....

Idk idgaf I didn't play that game lol

Shad0wfire99

I agree completely about the difference in the armor. Daedric armor in Skyrim looked incredible, but it just looks bland in ESO. No dragons though. All of the dragons are still dead during the time period of ESO.

Holycannoli

Dead thrall, summon flame, frost, storm atronach (and not the ultimate we have but one that can move), the perk that gives you two atronachs or thralls at a time, and the perk that gives you permanent thralls.

Oh and think FUS RO DAH would be a riot in Cyrodiil.

Luigi_Vampa

The much more robust Conjuration spells. I want my dual Dremora Lords!

bebynnag

the option to destroy th DB rather than join their ranks (i do enjoy the DLC as is, but would like the alternate story)

dragon bone weapons was already mentioned, but i'd also love dragon bone armour

skyrim's glass armour - instead of our's

gardens to be included with player housing, the ability to buy a plot of land and build my 'dream' home

allow us to train & ultimatley learn a dragonborn shout as an ultimate (scaled appropriatley to prevent 'unbalance')

skooma!

stimpy986b14_ESO

the CBBE mod

Draven147

Just off the top of my head I would love to see

- Dragon armor!
- Invisible treasure chests
- Falmer and Falmer style armor/weapons/polymorph/costume
- Dragons even though it's chronologically wrong
- More caves/ruins/delves
- Perhaps a "thu'um" skill line

Rohamad_Ali

Abeille

Bound weapons, some character customization options that are not present in ESO (which is weird because Skyrim's character customization is so much simpler than ESO's) like make up color and some hair colors, equippable spells, children npcs.

And when we get housing, I hope we can hire npcs to our homes like in Hearthfire.

TequilaFire

Shadowmere.

Xerosus

If i could bring something from The Casual Scrolls V... it would be the Falmer, nothing more.

MaddPowered

I disagree with dragons. It is extremely lore breaking to have dragons in ESO.

UltimaJoe777

Ch4mpTW wrote: »

What would you bring?

I'd bring:
- Less lag.
- The beautiful crafted style appearances. Because to be honest, I feel: Daedric, Glass, and Elven armor looks vastly superior in Skyrim.
- Dragons and dragon priest masks. I'd love to be walking around a CP160 area, and see 20+ people fighting a dragon that swooped down. That'd be amazing. While the dragon priest masks would be unique 1pcs. sets, that could provide a sense of balance and versatility to builds.

- Actually as someone that played Skyrim on PS3 I cannot say it was entirely lag-free. There was also the freezing...
- Then you'll probably squee when you play the remaster lol
- There was a Dragon Priest costume in the Crown Store though. I think it's gone now, but it was there.

I guess about the only thing I'd want is more freedom to explore, especially up mountains and stuff. They could simply add those invisible walls around the map border itself to prevent people from going off the map while still allowing them to scale the mountains and stuff, like in Skyrim. Also, underwater content and mounted combat. Perhaps even some of the ways you can attack with metal weapons in Skyrim? I can see it now...

Sprinting and then doing a Light Attack could do like a quick swipe.
Sprinting and then doing a Heavy Attack would do the leaping strike from Skyrim.
Sprinting while holding up your shield for Shield Charge from Skyrim. Although I think they'd tone down how much we send enemies flying lol
Perhaps something we could do in ESO while I'm on this subject is we can come out of a Dodge Roll with like a stab attack or something.

Abeille

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

Ch4mpTW wrote: »

What would you bring?

I'd bring:
- Less lag.
- The beautiful crafted style appearances. Because to be honest, I feel: Daedric, Glass, and Elven armor looks vastly superior in Skyrim.
- Dragons and dragon priest masks. I'd love to be walking around a CP160 area, and see 20+ people fighting a dragon that swooped down. That'd be amazing. While the dragon priest masks would be unique 1pcs. sets, that could provide a sense of balance and versatility to builds.

- There was a Dragon Priest costume in the Crown Store though. I think it's gone now, but it was there.

It's not gone yet, but it will be gone in like two days or so. If anyone wants to get it before it gets locked in the Crown Crates, that's the time for that.

Ch4mpTW

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

Ch4mpTW wrote: »

What would you bring?

I'd bring:
- Less lag.
- The beautiful crafted style appearances. Because to be honest, I feel: Daedric, Glass, and Elven armor looks vastly superior in Skyrim.
- Dragons and dragon priest masks. I'd love to be walking around a CP160 area, and see 20+ people fighting a dragon that swooped down. That'd be amazing. While the dragon priest masks would be unique 1pcs. sets, that could provide a sense of balance and versatility to builds.

- Actually as someone that played Skyrim on PS3 I cannot say it was entirely lag-free. There was also the freezing...
- Then you'll probably squee when you play the remaster lol
- There was a Dragon Priest costume in the Crown Store though. I think it's gone now, but it was there.

I guess about the only thing I'd want is more freedom to explore, especially up mountains and stuff. They could simply add those invisible walls around the map border itself to prevent people from going off the map while still allowing them to scale the mountains and stuff, like in Skyrim. Also, underwater content and mounted combat. Perhaps even some of the ways you can attack with metal weapons in Skyrim? I can see it now...

Sprinting and then doing a Light Attack could do like a quick swipe.
Sprinting and then doing a Heavy Attack would do the leaping strike from Skyrim.
Sprinting while holding up your shield for Shield Charge from Skyrim. Although I think they'd tone down how much we send enemies flying lol
Perhaps something we could do in ESO while I'm on this subject is we can come out of a Dodge Roll with like a stab attack or something.

Yup, I know about the Dragon Priest costume. I purchased it as soon as I saw it available months ago. But, I mean I actual masks. As in, I'd like to see them as set pieces. Like a 1pcs. for example.

Forestd16b14_ESO

Heavy armor that works and doesn't offer less protection than clothing.

dodgehopper_ESO

Recremen wrote: »

Dragonbone weapons, so I could make top-tier weapons that aren't a vibrant red.

I definitely hate the unsightly candy apple red metal. It doesn't fit the theme, and belongs in some Eastern MMO or something a little more playful and cartoony. It also doesn't fit Elders Scrolls theme at all, they could do a lot better, and I recommend they go with some kind of alloy system to improve existing metals rather than continuing to come up with more nonsense materials. Next we're going to have Cesium, Uranium, Plutonium, Californium and so forth.

UltimaJoe777

Ch4mpTW wrote: »

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

Ch4mpTW wrote: »

What would you bring?

I'd bring:
- Less lag.
- The beautiful crafted style appearances. Because to be honest, I feel: Daedric, Glass, and Elven armor looks vastly superior in Skyrim.
- Dragons and dragon priest masks. I'd love to be walking around a CP160 area, and see 20+ people fighting a dragon that swooped down. That'd be amazing. While the dragon priest masks would be unique 1pcs. sets, that could provide a sense of balance and versatility to builds.

- Actually as someone that played Skyrim on PS3 I cannot say it was entirely lag-free. There was also the freezing...
- Then you'll probably squee when you play the remaster lol
- There was a Dragon Priest costume in the Crown Store though. I think it's gone now, but it was there.

I guess about the only thing I'd want is more freedom to explore, especially up mountains and stuff. They could simply add those invisible walls around the map border itself to prevent people from going off the map while still allowing them to scale the mountains and stuff, like in Skyrim. Also, underwater content and mounted combat. Perhaps even some of the ways you can attack with metal weapons in Skyrim? I can see it now...

Sprinting and then doing a Light Attack could do like a quick swipe.
Sprinting and then doing a Heavy Attack would do the leaping strike from Skyrim.
Sprinting while holding up your shield for Shield Charge from Skyrim. Although I think they'd tone down how much we send enemies flying lol
Perhaps something we could do in ESO while I'm on this subject is we can come out of a Dodge Roll with like a stab attack or something.

Yup, I know about the Dragon Priest costume. I purchased it as soon as I saw it available months ago. But, I mean I actual masks. As in, I'd like to see them as set pieces. Like a 1pcs. for example.

For all we know they might do it with Direfrost Keep or Blessed Crucible Veteran mode. Might make for an interesting healer-based monster set...

dodgehopper_ESO

I'd say for me the one thing I'd like to see them pull from Skyrim is the notion of weapon combinations. I don't want anything super complicated, but this is probably the biggest 'miss' in the whole game. The other big 'miss' for me is the lack of classes, but that would be more bearable if the game put weapon combinations in.

UltimaJoe777

dodgehopper_ESO wrote: »

I'd say for me the one thing I'd like to see them pull from Skyrim is the notion of weapon combinations. I don't want anything super complicated, but this is probably the biggest 'miss' in the whole game. The other big 'miss' for me is the lack of classes, but that would be more bearable if the game put weapon combinations in.

Skyrim didn't HAVE classes, just a constellation system that dictated what kind of character you had (which became irrelevant when the level cap was removed).

Wrecking_Blow_Spam

I'd bring the more immersive environment and storyline. Not sure what it is about this game but I just don't feel it. Skyrim was something I got really into in terms of the characters, story. This game I tried but for many months I just skip all dialogue.

This game has more to do - pvp, trails, 4 man dungeons etc but in terms of the story lines and which had me hooked, skyrim by a long shot.

Abeille

Wrecking_Blow_Spam wrote: »

I'd bring the more immersive environment and storyline. Not sure what it is about this game but I just don't feel it. Skyrim was something I got really into in terms of the characters, story. This game I tried but for many months I just skip all dialogue.

This game has more to do - pvp, trails, 4 man dungeons etc but in terms of the story lines and which had me hooked, skyrim by a long shot.

Wow really? I feel the exact opposite way. I was very disappointed by the story and the lore in general in Skyrim, I found it very shallow and I really disliked how the game completely dropped some plot points and important story lines.

But it had plenty of good stuff, of course. I still like it and I still play it sometimes, but I had to download a few custom characters to make things more interesting.

disintegr8

Skyrim seemed to have more space to move around in without finding someone or something that wanted to kill you. You could actually enjoy travelling around in Skyrim. Cyrodiil is spaciious like Skyrim but not many of the PVE areas really are.

Snowstrider

Exploration,more life to the world, open world,sandbox,stuff happening 8n The world such as random npcs wandering around in The world.

Oakmontowls_ESO

All terrain horses

AzraelKrieg

Don't know why but it felt like quests in cities in Skyrim were longer and had more steps. Though I haven't played Skyrim since February of 2012 so my memory could be fuzzy on that but I'd love to see more major cities have longer and more in depth quests.