The Roaming Dragons Dragonscour in Northern/Southern is a perfect example of a world boss

Vanya

Dragons badass,epic really So impressive much more intimidating and challenging than your standard boss utilizing so many different spells,shouts fascinating

Dont think anyone can take these solo!

ankeor

Vanya wrote: »

Dragons badass,epic really So impressive much more intimidating and challenging than your standard boss utilizing so many different spells,shouts fascinating

Dont think anyone can take these solo!

I took one solo.

AcadianPaladin

I'm glad you enjoy the dragons! I cannot solo them and I'm not interested in waiting around for a bunch of other players to show up. So I ignore them.

Alliance zone WBs? Now those I love and generally solo at least a couple a day. Great fun!

My 'end game' is soloing most alliance zone WBs and about 8 alliance zone normal group dungeons. One thing I like very much about ESO is that it has content at a wide variety of levels to satisfy just about all tastes/preferences.

ke.sardenb14_ESO

I personally prefer the difficulty of the DLC world bosses, because they are a more effective example of what soloing some dungeon and arena are like(or at the very least getting to ready).
Dragons are meant to function more like harrow storms and archors, with actual requirements for groups(for some people). The can me fun outside of the fast 360 one shots.

Raideen

I like the dragons and I dont fundamentally have an issue with how many people it takes to kill them, but their loot table does not make it worth it.

spartaxoxo

I dislike the dragons. Too hard to solo. They have plenty of rewards but are largely abandoned. If they were more easy to solo by the top 10% of the playerbase, they'd be more doable in small groups of casual players. And thus would be more populated and farmable. Their loot table is great but the rarity isn't because you're expected to be farming them, not getting maybe 3 dragons in an hour.

GenjiraX

AcadianPaladin wrote: »

I'm glad you enjoy the dragons! I cannot solo them and I'm not interested in waiting around for a bunch of other players to show up. So I ignore them.

Yeah, they’re pretty quiet unless there’s an Elsweyr-related event on. A few months back, ZOS put on an adventure weekend - no event tickets but double resources and I think double XP. If they were to do that for a different DLC zone one weekend a month, I think it would pull players into that zone and make things like dragon-hunting more lively.

Ellimist_Entreri

I too was in awe the first time I was wandering around and spotted one, and chasing them to farm the stained glass lead was an absolute pleasure for me compared to the typical WB experience!

Smoky

How do you solo a dragon!?! I was with 3 CP810's last night (not grouped just randoms turned up) and it took us nearly 5 minutes to kill it and I died many times (lvl 49 stamNB). Trying to do the dragonguard dailies but apart from that time hardly anyone turns up at the dragon sites. At one point a lvl35 and myself tried and the dragon just swatted us like flies lol. So is solo'ing one of these reliant on been a high CP? Or is it very hard even then?

Kadraeus

Idk about you guys, but there's always a large group fighting dragons when I play. The exception is some of the dragons in Northern Elsweyr since their placement is inconvenient. Certain ones get more attention than others.

Khajiitihaswares

Vanya wrote: »

Dragons badass,epic really So impressive much more intimidating and challenging than your standard boss utilizing so many different spells,shouts fascinating

Dont think anyone can take these solo!

Glad you enjoy it after achivements were gained and loot I wanted. I avoid those things like the plague. Southern elyswer not bad but northern sucks hard during certain times. Just not worth the hassle. Can not wait until they get nerfed.

Mythreindeer

I like the dragons also. Great animations. If you are dedicated melee though you are screwed. Bring soul gems.