There are tons of places in this game that I have never set foot in for this very reason. If I can't enjoy the Elder Scrolls part of it first, then I simply don't want to do it.
I've done each of the first zone group dungeons once and one trial and I didn't get credit for the trial because I didin't do something on the quest associated with it because everyone else had already been through it.
There are tons of places in this game that I have never set foot in for this very reason. If I can't enjoy the Elder Scrolls part of it first, then I simply don't want to do it.
I've done each of the first zone group dungeons once and one trial and I didn't get credit for the trial because I didin't do something on the quest associated with it because everyone else had already been through it.
There's item you should of got at end. If you click it then you get rewarded for trial quest.
While, I understand your plight, as of currently trial quests only require final boss. If you don't pick up quest for some reason then item drops that gives equivalent credit for the trial.Mystrius_Archaion wrote: »There are tons of places in this game that I have never set foot in for this very reason. If I can't enjoy the Elder Scrolls part of it first, then I simply don't want to do it.
I've done each of the first zone group dungeons once and one trial and I didn't get credit for the trial because I didin't do something on the quest associated with it because everyone else had already been through it.
There's item you should of got at end. If you click it then you get rewarded for trial quest.
Daily quests and the trial quest require specific steps be done. It is common to miss something when the group gets separated or, more commonly, when you join an in-progress trial.
It used to be more common before they adjusted daily quests to only require the end boss.
Mystrius_Archaion wrote: »I don't want your spoiler stuff but otherwise agreed.
FYI, Siphoning Strikes does morph to either restore magicka or stamina. The stamina morph is "Leeching Strikes".
That actually would be quite nifty, I daresay!I would like a no reward story mode version of each dungeon. That’s right. No rewards like Undaunted busts or trophies, no blue or purple jewelry. Just the time to read the quest, take in the scenery, pose with the npcs.
"Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split, as a general thing.”
― Robert E. Howard
While, I understand your plight, as of currently trial quests only require final boss. If you don't pick up quest for some reason then item drops that gives equivalent credit for the trial.Mystrius_Archaion wrote: »There are tons of places in this game that I have never set foot in for this very reason. If I can't enjoy the Elder Scrolls part of it first, then I simply don't want to do it.
I've done each of the first zone group dungeons once and one trial and I didn't get credit for the trial because I didin't do something on the quest associated with it because everyone else had already been through it.
There's item you should of got at end. If you click it then you get rewarded for trial quest.
Daily quests and the trial quest require specific steps be done. It is common to miss something when the group gets separated or, more commonly, when you join an in-progress trial.
It used to be more common before they adjusted daily quests to only require the end boss.
Mystrius_Archaion wrote: »I don't want your spoiler stuff but otherwise agreed.
FYI, Siphoning Strikes does morph to either restore magicka or stamina. The stamina morph is "Leeching Strikes".
No you have to spend magicka to gain magicka and you have to spend stamina to gain stamina. Before Morrowind you spent magicka to gain stamina thus the opposite pool.
Mystrius_Archaion wrote: »Mystrius_Archaion wrote: »I don't want your spoiler stuff but otherwise agreed.
FYI, Siphoning Strikes does morph to either restore magicka or stamina. The stamina morph is "Leeching Strikes".
No you have to spend magicka to gain magicka and you have to spend stamina to gain stamina. Before Morrowind you spent magicka to gain stamina thus the opposite pool.
It was changed because people didn't really like it that way. Using stamina of your very limited supply as magicka can be hazardous to your health, for example.
I prefer using the cheap cost of my favored pool as is. The point of the skill is really the heal anyway. The restore is just to pay for it.
this is an MMRPG and group content should remain group
I've been playing since launch and I wanted something like this. It sucks that every dungeon story dialogue you have to skip or it gets skipped for you. I never know what the heck is going on story wise and I feel like I missed out. I really hope one day we can even get a solo mode.
adriant1978 wrote: »this is an MMRPG and group content should remain group
Look at it this way, do you really want people in your dungeon group who are there to smell the flowers and listen to every bit of NPC dialogue? They'll just hold you up when you're going for that no death speed-run achievement or trying to see how many set pieces you can farm in an hour.
Story Mode could be seen as advantageous to people who enjoy group content because it will give the "bads and casuals" something else to do instead of dragging down "serious" groups.
**the other things I want are Bosmer cannibalism and opposite resource pool Siphoning Attacks but that’s for another post.
There already is a story mode. It is called normal. Considering many have soloed vet of a number of dungeons the normal version should be easy for a great number, though not all.
Past that, this is an MMRPG and group content should remain group until Zos has decides this game is in great decay like Bioware/EA determined with SWTOR and then came out with solo of many dungeons. Not until then is it needed.
I am totally for this idea, I actually thought of a similar idea, which is more for experiencing or recording completed main quests, basically, like the lore library you have that records all of the books you read, you have some sort of magical device that lets you relive some past main quest fights, such as the fight with Molag Bal. For such an epic cinematic fight I really want to experience it again without having to make a new character and get them to that point, I personally would very much like to record a video of my main battling a Daedric Prince that I have beaten years ago but never thought of recording.