When I'm grumpy (most of the time) I wish I could play on consoles, even though I hate them.
I swear I must be the only one on PC/EU not playing with Miat's addon.
Crikey, I can hardly ever land a crit rush on players with their backs on me.
They must have the 'dodge now!' alert or something.
Now where the feck is the fun in having a crutch like that, I don't know, but every now and then it makes me sigh in dismayed desperation.
GeorgeBlack wrote: »There is an add on called Miat PvP Alert's.
I heard Zenimax fixed that addon and did a patch a part of it.
It used to detect when someone from stealth was charging a heavy attack on you from stealth, or tells you when someone is around you in stealth.
(I am sure there is another one out there now cause I been testing it in PvP and whenever I heavy attack with a 2h sword from far away, they instant block or roll dodge when they never seen me, nor were they in any fight to begin with)
The likes of Miats are bs. Notification of incoming projectile (CC?) Even though you can't see it coming?? Cheat.
Skyshard location add-on is pretty lame IMO. Consoles will never have this, why should PC players?
Skyshard location add-on is pretty lame IMO. Consoles will never have this, why should PC players?
Why? Cause PC Master Race! lol.
But I am sure there will be addons coming to consoles at some point perhaps. but for consoles, people can just look up on google for screenshots to find the skyshard locations
Auto fillet and lazy writ addon is non combat so no impact other than speeding up crafting.DaveMoeDee wrote: »lordrichter wrote: »bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »Like I heard of an addon that speeds research up, that there is a cheat code
Thankfully, that cannot be done.
I do want to stress that it is not add-ons that cheat, it is the people who use them that cheat.
I consider use of automation to be cheating. This would be players using the auto fish filet capability of a certain add-on, or the ones that allow you to craft or deconstruct multiple items in a single pass, and are used in that manner. When not used for automation, I don't think the add-on is cheating. I don't think that ZOS considers these to be cheating, no matter how they are used.
I use auto-deconstruct all the time if I am multitasking. Thing is, auto-deconstruct is considerable slower than spamming the action key.
That being said, if something is that widely used and ZOS has no comment on it, I don't consider it cheating. If ZOS said it was cheating and those addon makers should remove the automation, I would abide by the decision. Since these automations are available to everyone on PC and do not clutter the UI, I feel it is on you if you choose to not use them (unless they add considerable instability to the game).
lordrichter wrote: »bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »Like I heard of an addon that speeds research up, that there is a cheat code
Thankfully, that cannot be done.
I do want to stress that it is not add-ons that cheat, it is the people who use them that cheat.
I consider use of automation to be cheating. This would be players using the auto fish filet capability of a certain add-on, or the ones that allow you to craft or deconstruct multiple items in a single pass, and are used in that manner. When not used for automation, I don't think the add-on is cheating. I don't think that ZOS considers these to be cheating, no matter how they are used.
lordrichter wrote: »lord.xantam wrote: »Addons that let you change gear and skills with one button. For pve its fine, but i dont think its healthy for pvp, since you can slot different builds for different oponnents and switch before entering combat.
Yeah, I forgot about those. I think that using them should be bannable.
As a console player i see them all as cheating, and glad we don't have them.
I recall in beta, Firor or one of the other people at ZOS talking about how they wanted meaningful challenging game play via visual cue's to time your skills. Much like Console had for so long, on PC briefly there were no addons. You couldnt track buffs you had to time it mentally.
So in that spirit all of them are cheating the spirit in which the game was intended to be played but like nearly every MMO company ZOS allowed easier and easier game play for the casuals. To the point where a lot of games, and ESO is heading this way there isnt actually any challenging game play left. Red circles are on the ground so you know to move, you have trackers that tell you when to apply your skills again.
Once the evolve to this point usually the new content is most notable for its graphic beauty, or depth of NPC narratives not combat or skill based game play.
At this point that horse has left the barn, so I would venture to say any addon that gives you the advantage of knowing what someone else is doing in a PVP environment is a cheat. Miat has been mentioned and by my definition his old addon absolutely qualifies but he's still out there which tells you all you need to know. ZOS isnt interested in good game play or reasonably challenging combat/pvp they are interested in maximizing profits.
An addon like the one that was developed prior should have resulted in a perm ban to make sure the integrity of the PVP product was kept balanced and people were held to account. He isnt the first, we used to have a guy that had an addon/script that allowed him to be in perm mist form and still execute skills. That went on for nearly a year.
You now have people that can rez themselves in cyrodiil upon death and no it isnt the set. People have been cheating in ESO since day one, ZOS appears to be apathetic to it so its really moot to discuss at this point.
lordrichter wrote: »bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »Like I heard of an addon that speeds research up, that there is a cheat code
Thankfully, that cannot be done.
I do want to stress that it is not add-ons that cheat, it is the people who use them that cheat.
I consider use of automation to be cheating. This would be players using the auto fish filet capability of a certain add-on, or the ones that allow you to craft or deconstruct multiple items in a single pass, and are used in that manner. When not used for automation, I don't think the add-on is cheating. I don't think that ZOS considers these to be cheating, no matter how they are used.
There's nothing that speeds research. There are addons that can auto craft potions, but that's a boring task so it's actually a really useful addon. Just set it in motion then go make coffee instead of crafting 400 potions manually..
lordrichter wrote: »bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »Like I heard of an addon that speeds research up, that there is a cheat code
Thankfully, that cannot be done.
I do want to stress that it is not add-ons that cheat, it is the people who use them that cheat.
I consider use of automation to be cheating. This would be players using the auto fish filet capability of a certain add-on, or the ones that allow you to craft or deconstruct multiple items in a single pass, and are used in that manner. When not used for automation, I don't think the add-on is cheating. I don't think that ZOS considers these to be cheating, no matter how they are used.
DivinityDay wrote: »Kk, you go ahead and keep clicking that button while having to wait for that unnecessary animation and voice over to do it's thing in between each glyph.
You go ahead deconstruct the 139 items in your inventory from grinding, farming trials etc one by one.
You go ahead craft that set from white to yellow each piece one by one.
GG
IronCrystal wrote: »All I see are salty console players
There's nothing that speeds research. There are addons that can auto craft potions, but that's a boring task so it's actually a really useful addon. Just set it in motion then go make coffee instead of crafting 400 potions manually..
Such addons sound suspiciously like they would break the TOS in that they permit the game to be progressed while the player is afk.
You can also have one setup for healing, DD and questing.DivinityDay wrote: »I use Dressing Room, solely because people like me theory craft builds and DR makes that easy to keep track of.lordrichter wrote: »lord.xantam wrote: »Addons that let you change gear and skills with one button. For pve its fine, but i dont think its healthy for pvp, since you can slot different builds for different oponnents and switch before entering combat.
Yeah, I forgot about those. I think that using them should be bannable.
In ESO the dev restricted gui stuff because of Skyrim players wanted an clean interface, Has you seen WOW raids.dwemer_paleologist wrote: »What add ons are border line cheating to you?
to me? all of them.
i see zero reason to have add-ons in an mmo other than simply to have access to thier database.
i know for a fact people do manipulate things that are not intended to be touched.
the only reason eso devs have allowed it is because other mmo's have them allowed and if they refuse it in eso then people might not be as inclined to play and sub to eso.
in the end it is allways the same, it's about money and access to thier codes = cheating access.
I see a lot of people complaining about Miat's addon.
In it's previous version it may have provided more information than it should have, but keep in mind that was due entirely to what information Zos allowed. It no longer does any of the things that people assume it still does.
He could have easily kept it to himself rather than release it and give everyone a level playing field. He exposed a significant flaw in Zos's code. As a direct result of this addon being released Zos was forced to make changes. Changes they never would have made otherwise.
I would wager his was not the only one out there...
Like it or not, Miat releasing this addon did us all a favor.
As far as attack notifications etc... Combat Cloud provides vastly superior notifications on when to block or break free than Miat's addon currently does.
Just sayin'...
bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »Like I heard of an addon that speeds research up, that there is a cheat code