Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »LadyAstrum wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »Just linking back to this horse - white gold horse
On telvar - bits of white gold tower
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Tel_Var_Stones
Books On tel var
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:On_the_Tel_Var_Stones
Would not be hard to feed some horse some powdered stone powder I imagine creation magic to be a bit sparkly. Now how is it I can sit on a flame Astro again?
Alternatively, I can just picture a stuck-up Imperial/Altmer/Breton noble commissioning some folks from the Mage Guild to 'fancy up' his pampered show horse. Various light spells & other illusions enchanted onto the saddle/bridle/reins/etc. Totally in-character for some of those guys.
Wins thread in my view . In a world of mages, surely they could, as you say, offer magical enchantments to "pimp" a horse up.
This is a discussion, not a competition. If your attitude towards having a discussion or conversation with another person is that you have to "win". Then maybe its not the other persons views thats the problem. Its yours.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »LadyAstrum wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »Just linking back to this horse - white gold horse
On telvar - bits of white gold tower
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Tel_Var_Stones
Books On tel var
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:On_the_Tel_Var_Stones
Would not be hard to feed some horse some powdered stone powder I imagine creation magic to be a bit sparkly. Now how is it I can sit on a flame Astro again?
Alternatively, I can just picture a stuck-up Imperial/Altmer/Breton noble commissioning some folks from the Mage Guild to 'fancy up' his pampered show horse. Various light spells & other illusions enchanted onto the saddle/bridle/reins/etc. Totally in-character for some of those guys.
Wins thread in my view . In a world of mages, surely they could, as you say, offer magical enchantments to "pimp" a horse up.
This is a discussion, not a competition. If your attitude towards having a discussion or conversation with another person is that you have to "win". Then maybe its not the other persons views thats the problem. Its yours.
Yikes. I think you mistook her intent. It was an oft said way to heartily agree.
Maybe take a deep breath and not be so quick to snap at folk?
Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »LadyAstrum wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »Just linking back to this horse - white gold horse
On telvar - bits of white gold tower
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Tel_Var_Stones
Books On tel var
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:On_the_Tel_Var_Stones
Would not be hard to feed some horse some powdered stone powder I imagine creation magic to be a bit sparkly. Now how is it I can sit on a flame Astro again?
Alternatively, I can just picture a stuck-up Imperial/Altmer/Breton noble commissioning some folks from the Mage Guild to 'fancy up' his pampered show horse. Various light spells & other illusions enchanted onto the saddle/bridle/reins/etc. Totally in-character for some of those guys.
Wins thread in my view . In a world of mages, surely they could, as you say, offer magical enchantments to "pimp" a horse up.
This is a discussion, not a competition. If your attitude towards having a discussion or conversation with another person is that you have to "win". Then maybe its not the other persons views thats the problem. Its yours.
Yikes. I think you mistook her intent. It was an oft said way to heartily agree.
Maybe take a deep breath and not be so quick to snap at folk?
Then maybe she should say she agrees instead of making comments that can be interpreted as trollish by others. No one makes comments like that outside of trying to shut a conversation down. And snapping at people...If thats what you take as snapping at people. You need fresh air.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »DieAlteHexe wrote: »Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »LadyAstrum wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »Just linking back to this horse - white gold horse
On telvar - bits of white gold tower
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Tel_Var_Stones
Books On tel var
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:On_the_Tel_Var_Stones
Would not be hard to feed some horse some powdered stone powder I imagine creation magic to be a bit sparkly. Now how is it I can sit on a flame Astro again?
Alternatively, I can just picture a stuck-up Imperial/Altmer/Breton noble commissioning some folks from the Mage Guild to 'fancy up' his pampered show horse. Various light spells & other illusions enchanted onto the saddle/bridle/reins/etc. Totally in-character for some of those guys.
Wins thread in my view . In a world of mages, surely they could, as you say, offer magical enchantments to "pimp" a horse up.
This is a discussion, not a competition. If your attitude towards having a discussion or conversation with another person is that you have to "win". Then maybe its not the other persons views thats the problem. Its yours.
Yikes. I think you mistook her intent. It was an oft said way to heartily agree.
Maybe take a deep breath and not be so quick to snap at folk?
Then maybe she should say she agrees instead of making comments that can be interpreted as trollish by others. No one makes comments like that outside of trying to shut a conversation down. And snapping at people...If thats what you take as snapping at people. You need fresh air.
Well okay then, Mr. Grumpy Pants.
You have yourself a lovely weekend, won't you?
"Historical" does not mean what you think it means.lordrichter wrote: »You know, it is both historical and made up by people. Historical merely means that it pertains to past events, and there are a lot of past events that ESO builds on. Namely, the games and interal writings about them, and the game world they portray.
SydneyGrey wrote: »"Historical" does not mean what you think it means.lordrichter wrote: »You know, it is both historical and made up by people. Historical merely means that it pertains to past events, and there are a lot of past events that ESO builds on. Namely, the games and interal writings about them, and the game world they portray.
Historical refers to past events IN REAL LIFE. It cannot be used for a made-up game world. That's ridiculous.
Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »The White Gold Imperial Horse, aside from the typical leg issues, is actually a very well done and detailed mount. But whomever decided to put sparkles on it like this is some My Little Pony episode is not funny.
3500 crowns that I WAS going to be spending on this, but now I wont be.
DieAlteHexe wrote: »Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »LadyAstrum wrote: »Kiralyn2000 wrote: »Just linking back to this horse - white gold horse
On telvar - bits of white gold tower
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Tel_Var_Stones
Books On tel var
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:On_the_Tel_Var_Stones
Would not be hard to feed some horse some powdered stone powder I imagine creation magic to be a bit sparkly. Now how is it I can sit on a flame Astro again?
Alternatively, I can just picture a stuck-up Imperial/Altmer/Breton noble commissioning some folks from the Mage Guild to 'fancy up' his pampered show horse. Various light spells & other illusions enchanted onto the saddle/bridle/reins/etc. Totally in-character for some of those guys.
Wins thread in my view . In a world of mages, surely they could, as you say, offer magical enchantments to "pimp" a horse up.
This is a discussion, not a competition. If your attitude towards having a discussion or conversation with another person is that you have to "win". Then maybe its not the other persons views thats the problem. Its yours.
Yikes. I think you mistook her intent. It was an oft said way to heartily agree.
Maybe take a deep breath and not be so quick to snap at folk?
lordrichter wrote: »MikkeOfGreenRiver wrote: »Thankfully in this game we are not limited to a generic medieval environment. This is The Elder Scrolls. The lore is bigger than all of the games, and it keeps getting bigger. Want to play a pig farmer? Go for it. Naked Nord? Dwemer scholar? You’re not alone. Would you care to worship a shiny floating goddess-queen who does not appear to own panties? Lucky you, we’ve got one.
One thing that does not fit in an Elder Scrolls environment is one player trying to control another player’s aesthetic. You can have your zombie mount or spider car or camel made out of vines. I’ll take the nicely textured horse, thank you. With all of the magical effects I’ve played with over several TES games, I don’t wonder how a rich kid’s pony could sparkle. I wonder why more things don’t.
But... We can only have two pigs. I think they are different pigs. One is some special promotional pig that is probably hard to come by. I can never get to the conventions where they handed those out, and I am not sure if they are even handing them out any more!
If this game were filled with sparkles, no one would think twice about it. The fact that people are thinking about it suggests that it is out of place. Against the lore? Maybe not. Out of place? I can agree with that. Magical world or not.
VaranisArano wrote: »lordrichter wrote: »MikkeOfGreenRiver wrote: »Thankfully in this game we are not limited to a generic medieval environment. This is The Elder Scrolls. The lore is bigger than all of the games, and it keeps getting bigger. Want to play a pig farmer? Go for it. Naked Nord? Dwemer scholar? You’re not alone. Would you care to worship a shiny floating goddess-queen who does not appear to own panties? Lucky you, we’ve got one.
One thing that does not fit in an Elder Scrolls environment is one player trying to control another player’s aesthetic. You can have your zombie mount or spider car or camel made out of vines. I’ll take the nicely textured horse, thank you. With all of the magical effects I’ve played with over several TES games, I don’t wonder how a rich kid’s pony could sparkle. I wonder why more things don’t.
But... We can only have two pigs. I think they are different pigs. One is some special promotional pig that is probably hard to come by. I can never get to the conventions where they handed those out, and I am not sure if they are even handing them out any more!
If this game were filled with sparkles, no one would think twice about it. The fact that people are thinking about it suggests that it is out of place. Against the lore? Maybe not. Out of place? I can agree with that. Magical world or not.
I dunno. My game gives me an illusion spell that makes crafting nodes glow and a potion that makes fishing holes sparkle. Also, its been a really long time since I first-person cast some resto staff abilities, but I seem to remember sparkles. Combat Prayer is like a trail of "Stand in the sparkles, guys!"
Also, at least its better than the spell effects from Morrowind. One of those (Mysticism I think?) made it look like I was casting a stream of purple-pink bubbles.
lordrichter wrote: »coplannb16_ESO wrote: »Bothers me that they turn a mature/serious medieval/fantasy setting into hello Kitty online... the Game quickly moves away from beeing an elder Scroll Game. You can argue whether this ever was one. When ES6 Comes, ZoS will get what they deserve...
We trust that ZOS and Bethesda are good stewards for the Elder Scrolls brand. Bethesda is used to this role, but they are experimenting with monetization that their in-house game studio does not need. In the end, that monetization is going to butt heads with that stewardship, and that is where the trust comes in.
Honestly, I think monetization is winning too much. Probably more than is necessary to support the game studio, continuing and future development, and other expenses, so that they can maximize profits. I am all for making money, but I see the game as being the goal, and the profit as the reward for that game. The ESO monetization plan pays off for non-game effort.
As for TES 6, if ESO is around, they will get what they deserve. Probably a large influx of new players wanting to continue in the world that TES 6 introduces them to. People are under a mistaken impression that the masses that buy games like TES 6 won't play ESO, given the option. This is not a zero sum situation.
coplannb16_ESO wrote: »Did anyone of you ride or see one of those in any other TES game? No, plain horses and thats it. of course there were unicorns, but you could only kill them, not ride them.
Living_Ded wrote: »...
Also, does anyone have screens of the full upgrades on this? Stam, Speed, Carry?
Zbigb4life wrote: »
Zbigb4life wrote: »
Disposable income.
Also - this game was launched with issues. Issues have always been a fundamental part of the player experience.
Oh please, all this other elemental stuff has flames, sparks, green dripping goo and so forth, why are sparkles such an issue? It's a magical effect just like all the rest.
Oh please, all this other elemental stuff has flames, sparks, green dripping goo and so forth, why are sparkles such an issue? It's a magical effect just like all the rest.
It's not like "all the rest", and that's exactly the issue. The sparkles doesn't look like an Elder Scrolls magical effect, they look like a Disney cartoon magical effect. People mention resto staff skills sparkles or flame creatures sparks, but those effects are not cartoonish.
The horse is nice indeed and it will fit perfectly for My Little Pony Online, but for the Elder Scrolls Online it's too much out of place.
Nihility42 wrote: »Sparkles is where you draw the line? That's too much? Not fire horses or any of the other stuff they've released? Is this an immersion problem or because you're afraid of anything that might be considered cutesy or feminine?