Something I really like about ESO is...

SilverIce58

How every npc is their own person. Each and every npc (or the important named ones that can hold conversations) has on either jewelry, face paint, both, or neither. Some wear hats, and others don't. I've always hated how in other MMORPGs, the npcs are super generic in the facial department, like you make this super cool guy or gal with their own facial markings and different colored hair and eyes that are 2 different colors or 2 colors that aren't supposed to be real eye colors, and you load into the game, and every npc you meet looks generally the same. Since there isn't always positivity on the Forums, I just wanted to add something nice.

MLGProPlayer

I'd actually prefer more nameless NPCs. It would help the game world feel more alive.

Walking around Los Santos (GTA V) or Novigrad (TW3) feels like an actual city with thousands of residents all bumping into you. In the Elder Scrolls games, cities feel like small villages. There are maybe 20-30 NPCs. Sure they're unique, but it doesn't add any immersion for me.

Dojohoda

It's lovely.

MakoFore

MLGProPlayer wrote: »

I'd actually prefer more nameless NPCs. It would help the game world feel more alive.

Walking around Los Santos (GTA V) or Novigrad (TW3) feels like an actual city with thousands of residents all bumping into you. In the Elder Scrolls games, cities feel like small villages. There are maybe 20-30 NPCs. Sure they're unique, but it doesn't add any immersion for me.

yeah i ve always wanted that- the npcs to have actual life cycles of sleep , work and play. having to find charact ers would be fun for me- or wait for them to wake up. sometimes i think mmos mix up convenience and immersion- and make the things that should be convenient- like the trading system- too immersive- and the immersive stuff- like stablemaster npcs endlessly raking hay- convenient.

oh something nice....get back to you