AcadianPaladin wrote: »Transmutation stones = grind.
AcadianPaladin wrote: »Transmutation stones = grind.
No they aren't
I get across 8 characters ... That's one playing and the others simply logging on and opening mail 25 to 50 a day
MLGProPlayer wrote: »A minority of vocal players have been asking for a gear cap increase for a while. In this thread I am going to explain why a gear cap increase will NEVER happen in ESO (unless ZOS abandons One Tamriel).
"But WoW keeps increasing their gear cap, why can't ESO?"
The answer is simple: WoW doesn't have scaling.
When WoW introduces a new zone, dungeon, or raid, the mobs in said instance are also a higher level than the rest of the mobs in the game. Therefore, the player needs to farm new gear in order to complete this new content.
This is how ESO worked before One Tamriel (and is also why ESO had an increasing gear cap then).
As of One Tamriel, when ESO launches new content, the mobs are automatically scaled to the same level as all other mobs in the game. You don't need new gear to complete the new content. However, raising the gear cap would mean that all old content becomes inaccessible to the player until they've farmed gear at the new gear cap. When WoW increase the gear cap, old content is still accessible, it's only new content that requires new gear. This alone makes it impossible to increase the gear cap without breaking the game for everyone.
"But I want to become stronger, and I can only become stronger with higher level gear."
This statement is also incorrect. Gear levels do not make you stronger in ESO because mobs scale to the max gear level. Therefore, if the gear cap were raised to CP180 (for example), all mobs would be scaled to CP180. This means that all your stats would be increased 1:1 with mob stats. Your DPS would be identical at CP180 to what it was at CP160. A gear cap increase in ESO is not a means of progression (which is what some people seem to think).
As you can see, a gear cap increase in ESO accomplishes nothing. It isn't needed to unlock new content, nor does it make you more powerful. The only way it could work is if ZOS abandoned One Tamriel, which I highly doubt they will do.
maniac4maniac wrote: »All people that say 'yes' dont rly think about consequences like at all
Get a life, go to gym, find gf, play some other game, like rly, you are addicted if you want gear cap raised only coz you have "nothing to do in eso". Also a lot of people will leave eso with gear cup raised, A LOT, and balance will become even worse
I hate that the majority don't want something like this. I'm not sure if raising it to 200, or something would work. But I find the funnest part of an mmo is endless gear progression. In this game once you get BiS gear, that's it, your done until something gets nerfed. There's nothing to do at end game except the same content for no reward