1 SP is a BIG deal? Are you serious?
How about last of the Mage Guild quest? If you choose a book (and not save Valaste) you would get 2 SPs and zero if save her (if nothing has changed here since release)
I find this disturbing. I would love to get all possible skill points on all of my chars. People who find this not an issue, the door is that way.
It is quite easy - if it is an issue for you, roll new characters. If it is not an issue for you, keep your old chars. I really don't see the point in all the whining.
Given that they said on ESO Live that it wasn't intended, and wasn't supposed to even make it to Live, they presumably do care, but now that it has made it to Live their original plan to address it is no longer an option.zergbase_ESO wrote: »Due lack response devs might not care honestly just grasping at straws at this point.
I find this disturbing. I would love to get all possible skill points on all of my chars. People who find this not an issue, the door is that way.
It is quite easy - if it is an issue for you, roll new characters. If it is not an issue for you, keep your old chars. I really don't see the point in all the whining.
So, your solution is to delete years of progress. Such a helpful lad.
morrowind created characters that can access the tutorial will have a skillpoint more than non morrowind characters.
ChuckyPayne wrote: »I have a similar post (1-2 years old) with Mage Guild quest. My Main have one less (and now two less) skill point. It even annoyed me very. After 1-2 years I learned to accept things I do not care
ZOS have no time for everything. 1 skill point IMO low priority. More important Battleground (new content, new system) doesn't work very well.
Honesty? ESO veterans with more than 1 character? ~ a few thousand, Almost all old players left the game. The newcomers will have the +1 skill points
newtinmpls wrote: »morrowind created characters that can access the tutorial will have a skillpoint more than non morrowind characters.
And characters that skipped the tutorial before had an extra skill point. Think about it. You started a character, when through the intro, and every time you leveled up you got a skillpoint. So you get out of Cold Harbor around 4th level, having leveled up 3 times and you have 3 skillpoints. meanwhile characters that "skipped the tutorial" end up at level 3 with 3 skillpoints so the are one ahead.
This actually sort of evens things out
I find this disturbing. I would love to get all possible skill points on all of my chars. People who find this not an issue, the door is that way.
It is quite easy - if it is an issue for you, roll new characters. If it is not an issue for you, keep your old chars. I really don't see the point in all the whining.
Thrasher91604 wrote: »Don't let it hit your rear on the way out. This is not a meeting of obsessive compulsives anonymous.
PS4_ZeColmeia wrote: »Thrasher91604 wrote: »Oh boo hoo. 1 point is insignificant. There are more important things for ZoS to do.
I beg to disagree. I do everything on 1 character with 314 skill points. I NEED the rest of my pvp skill points (13), the 8 from morrowind and this 1 point to finally have a few more options on my character for playing my style and access to every key (not all by any means) skills.
If you're alt happy then yes, you don't need this 1 skill point because you probably level through the main storyline and are fine to do the specific role, but for those of us who are not the skill point is important.
Not trying to put you personally on the spot, but coincidentally you are touching on my previous post here. Which other skill points are you missing aside from the PvP ones and the new ones? It seems there are a good 40 that could be available to you. Personally for myself I don't even calculate the PvP, that's like the cherry on top. (Yes I am alt-happy btw).
BlazingDynamo wrote: »BlazingDynamo wrote: »The things people complain about..
Ikr! Screw me for having a playstyle different from yours!
This topic was about playstyle? Lol
Nah you're talking about 1 skill point to the 330 you're given. That's not a playstyle that's obsessing over the ridiculous.