People who want more slots tend to just enjoy trying out different characters ... different builds, or different characters for roleplay reasons. They don't want "more mules." If you have ESO+ already, how many mules do you need?If people want more character slots, & if it’s possible to have those extra slots, then go for it
... Be prepared for a drop in ESO+ subs though ... more slots could mean more mules
This really begs the question. Is OP going to tank, heal, and dps both stam and magicka with each class to the point the need 4 of each class dedicated to such a degree that it needs a perfect build to it's intent.
The likely answer is no.
I respectfully disagree.
It was hard for me to have a limit of 50 characters in WoW. Some of that was due to wanting to play on multiple servers, but still. I enjoy making each character proficient in a particular build. Whether that's simply mag dps, stam dps, healing, tanking, or a mix of any of the above.
I do love to have at least 1 stamina dps build and 1 magicka dps build of each class. That's mandatory for me.
But, this thread isn't about "OP", so I'm not sure why you're singling me out.
This is about me being curious about how other people feel. If there's a big enough desire to have more character slots for whatever the reason may be.
If people want more character slots, & if it’s possible to have those extra slots, then go for it
... Be prepared for a drop in ESO+ subs though ... more slots could mean more mules
Serious question worth asking - why is there a limit in the first place? Especially if you are an ESO+ subscriber?
if they do increase them, I want my crowns back lmfao
Sylvermynx wrote: »How did you have a limit of 50 toons in WoW? When I quit in 2013 I had 70 toons
spartaxoxo wrote: »The current limit is probably close to what you can manage to keep track of without either some type of automation or extremely unhealthy behavior.
Sylvermynx wrote: »I keep track of mine with a spreadsheet. It's not a problem. Personally, I don't need any more than I have now, but if others want them, and the servers can handle it, I don't see an issue.
Sylvermynx wrote: »I keep track of mine with a spreadsheet. It's not a problem. Personally, I don't need any more than I have now, but if others want them, and the servers can handle it, I don't see an issue.
lol! I do, too! As does my wife! Go us!
I actually take screenshots of my characters with their helms off in the character selection screen, to help ensure I don't create characters that look too much alike.
This really begs the question. Is OP going to tank, heal, and dps both stam and magicka with each class to the point the need 4 of each class dedicated to such a degree that it needs a perfect build to it's intent.
The likely answer is no. Most content can be healed with a magicka dps merely slotting an rstaff and a couple healing skills and that is when they want to heal most of the time. I have tanked dungeons with both magicka and stamina dps characters merely by swapping out skills and gear and not changing anything else.
Regardless, we know the number of characters tied to a server does effect server load. It is why Zos is mothballing accounts and their characters if they have not logged in during a certain period of time. Point is, doubt Zos will adapt the same philosophy even if they do add a few more character slots.I have around 40 characters on SWTOR. I think the limit per server is 100.
SWTOR has weekly lockouts for end game characters not to mention it does not have the server load to begin with. If you tank on one specific class and run that content multiple times a week then multiple of that class is needed.
Server load is irrelevant. You can only play one character at a time. ESO also has daily lockouts.
Account Database “Cold Storage”
There are millions of accounts in our database. The goal of this task is to split the character database into “active” and “inactive” shards to remove the need to pool all the character records for all logins
This really begs the question. Is OP going to tank, heal, and dps both stam and magicka with each class to the point the need 4 of each class dedicated to such a degree that it needs a perfect build to it's intent.
The likely answer is no.
I respectfully disagree.
It was hard for me to have a limit of 50 characters in WoW. Some of that was due to wanting to play on multiple servers, but still. I enjoy making each character proficient in a particular build. Whether that's simply mag dps, stam dps, healing, tanking, or a mix of any of the above.
I do love to have at least 1 stamina dps build and 1 magicka dps build of each class. That's mandatory for me.
But, this thread isn't about "OP", so I'm not sure why you're singling me out.
This is about me being curious about how other people feel. If there's a big enough desire to have more character slots for whatever the reason may be.
Serious question worth asking - why is there a limit in the first place? Especially if you are an ESO+ subscriber?
I have 6. I only really log in to 3 of them. I have absolutely no comprehension how someone can keep up with 24.
AzurasDaddy wrote: »4 different specs?
Tank pve
Tank pvp utility
Tank pvp troll build
Mag pve
Mag pvp
Stam pve
Stam pvp
Healer pve
Healer pvp
Not to mention with nightblade a person may want a MagBlade ganker, one as a bomber, and another as a brawler.
Or for MagCro a harmony build and a brawler.
ZOS I'll give you all the moneys if you sell me more character slots, I need at least 13.
Sylvermynx wrote: »
Ugh. I would never use mules. ESO+ is mine for life.
Donny_Vito wrote: »Should? Meaning they have some sort of responsibility to provide us with that many slots. Definitely not, that's absurd. But could they allow you to purchase that many at a price increase after a certain number of slots....that seems like an acceptable meeting point.