WOW😲😲😲😱.... Very limited

BlueRaven

aipex8_ESO wrote: »

The mob pulling thing is maddening. It seems a lot of people just run straight though delves to get the skyshards. If you enter a delve after them all you find is running unattackable mobs.

I don’t mind it, because I can see how that can be exploited to harass other players.

Imagine turning a corner and having someone run past you, followed be nearly every mob in the delve. Suddenly you are going through a near empty delve, only to be “ganked” be the mobs in the delve that have essentially formed a cyrodiil ball group.

Then imagine waiting for a delve boss to respawn, only to find out that some is kiting it somewhere else in the dungeon.

Kiralyn2000

...why would you want to heal or buff a hostile mob, other than to grief the people fighting it?


(mob leashing, and non-combat mounts/pets is pretty standard for the MMOs I've played in the last decade+)

RupzSkooma

Kiralyn2000 wrote: »

...why would you want to heal or buff a hostile mob, other than to grief the people fighting it?


(mob leashing, and non-combat mounts/pets is pretty standard for the MMOs I've played in the last decade+)

I am not for or against his ideas.I like some and don’t others but that argument doesn’t hold much.
Is all voice acted quests a standard for MMO before ESO ?
See most of the features people love about ESO weren’t standard to this genre.
Innovation comes when you try to set the standard.
Just because we accept it doesn’t also mean it cannot be made better.
If ain’t broken don’t fix it is partially poor thing to use in game development.
See some FPS franchise and sports franchise who followed that rule.

There are somethings you want to change and some don’t, it is ultimately up to the developers.He said what he wanted and you don’t want that which is understandable.

Smile2342

HyekAr wrote: »

nukk3r wrote: »

Guild traders allow you to sell to everyone (not just guild members), you just need to be in the guild to use the kiosk. If you're not in any guild you can sell stuff the old fashioned way, by saying what you have to offer in zone chat.

Thats why, I think there should be a market zone with all the guild traders, atleast, becz I see it is limited and force u travel around the world to check each guild trader to find what they have.
Think like the market is just in the real world, and I want to ckeck all prices,all avaibilities

In the real world there isn't one place you can go to. If you are just checking prices on Amazon then you are getting screwed. For hard to find items you have to search for sellers to see who as items in stock check their prices. Sometimes you even have to wait for the seller to make a quote for really hard to find items or specific types of merchandise. You may want a global auction house type of system but don't call it being like the real world; its not.

Tyreal1974

Ravensilver

RupzSkooma wrote: »

4)He is telling that there are invisible walls everywhere that break the immersion and freedom of travel.I also agree with this point.

I definitely agree with this one.

One of the things that I *really* love about ESO is the exploration. I just love to run all over the place and peek and poke into everything. I'm still quite unhappy that I haven't found a way to get up to that monastery (?) in the Reach. It looks so wonderfully mysterious and I'd love to at least visit the place, even if there's nothing more in there than crates and barrels to loot.

So yes, more freedom to explore would be nice.

HyekAr

danno8 wrote: »

HyekAr wrote: »

nukk3r wrote: »

HyekAr wrote: »

nukk3r wrote: »

Guild traders allow you to sell to everyone (not just guild members), you just need to be in the guild to use the kiosk. If you're not in any guild you can sell stuff the old fashioned way, by saying what you have to offer in zone chat.

Thats why, I think there should be a market zone with all the guild traders, atleast, becz I see it is limited and force u travel around the world to check each guild trader to find what they have.
Think like the market is just in the real world, and I want to ckeck all prices,all avaibilities

Decentralized network of stores makes the zones active and the prices competitive, it makes it harder to manipulate the prices.

Hmm, MB it makes ppl run from one place to other only to check something. But If I was centred on trading-side of th game, I would take a note,and go to every place once at 2-3 days, to make a benchmarking

Use Tamriel Trade Center. It isn't perfect but it works very well, and is way better than trying to find stuff by walking up to random Guild Traders and crossing your fingers.

It's disappointing that a new player comes in, gives his or her opinion and is summarily told by the community that his opinion doesn't matter because he is too new. Pretty lame guys.

Thanks, i didnt know abt trade center

HyekAr

Smile2342 wrote: »

HyekAr wrote: »

nukk3r wrote: »

Guild traders allow you to sell to everyone (not just guild members), you just need to be in the guild to use the kiosk. If you're not in any guild you can sell stuff the old fashioned way, by saying what you have to offer in zone chat.

Thats why, I think there should be a market zone with all the guild traders, atleast, becz I see it is limited and force u travel around the world to check each guild trader to find what they have.
Think like the market is just in the real world, and I want to ckeck all prices,all avaibilities

In the real world there isn't one place you can go to. If you are just checking prices on Amazon then you are getting screwed. For hard to find items you have to search for sellers to see who as items in stock check their prices. Sometimes you even have to wait for the seller to make a quote for really hard to find items or specific types of merchandise. You may want a global auction house type of system but don't call it being like the real world; its not.

Is not the similar to a comercial center? When all the brands has relativly same thing same price

HyekAr

BlueRaven wrote: »

aipex8_ESO wrote: »

The mob pulling thing is maddening. It seems a lot of people just run straight though delves to get the skyshards. If you enter a delve after them all you find is running unattackable mobs.

I don’t mind it, because I can see how that can be exploited to harass other players.

Imagine turning a corner and having someone run past you, followed be nearly every mob in the delve. Suddenly you are going through a near empty delve, only to be “ganked” be the mobs in the delve that have essentially formed a cyrodiil ball group.

Then imagine waiting for a delve boss to respawn, only to find out that some is kiting it somewhere else in the dungeon.

Hmm I understand this point, so it would be cool just see some running mob hit him, and not see him run away.. but make him stay and fight with me

jircris11

HyekAr wrote: »

I just discovered that, one cant buff a mob, and heal a mob.. this is very bad.. it makes the game be for 5+ years old? I cant fully interact with the TESO world everything is very stick to one way of act.. everything is so limited I feel frustration.

It doesnt let me combine things..

I cant sell out of guild,
I cant farm properly,
when I hit a mob which runs back, they dont receive damage and they dont stop to fight with me,
There is some rock I cant climb and some other even higher which I climb easier?...
I cant call my mount so it will run with me, or fight?
(My dog it is marely decoration)

And much more..

Sadly if Those are your issues then mmos are not for you. I recommend sticking with single player games.

EllieBlue

Yawn.....

Zenzuki

BlueRaven wrote: »

(snip)... -You dog is a "Non-Combat Pet". The description that they are not used in combat is right there in the name. Additionally, should someone's pet rock, chicken, and wolf all have the same dps? Should some crown store items hit better then others? Should someone be criticized for having the wrong "pet"? And again should people be forced to "gamble" on getting the new high dps pet from a crown crate?

I pretty much don't agree with anything in the OP's list, but agree with this reponse that Maven commented on.

I'm telling you... Nobody. I mean NOBODY wants Hot Wing (my bantam guar nc pet), attacking them!!!

He's a mean little ^%$#@!


(jk Hot Wing... you know I luv ya buddy!... heel)

Amottica

HyekAr wrote: »

Amottica wrote: »

A guild with a trader permits everyone to sell out of the guild and one can always choose to sell to others without using a guild just as I have seen done in other games. Not sure what the issue is with farming "properly".

I have only been around for a few months but I have seen this game offers more variety, more choices, in how we create our characters than any MMORPG I have played. Granted, the better one wants to be the fewer choices there are in creating a build but that makes sense.

Sorry, you are not enjoying the game as much as I have. I do hope you find your way in ESO or wherever your gaming travels bring you.

Hmm, so I can sell an item to everyone? I only see guild traders, which ask me be guild mmbr to sell., and only seel to the guild mmbrs. where is the main worlds trader? Or if there is some?

Have you not searched or purchased something from a trader? A guild acquires them but anyone can purchase from them. On top of that, anyone can sell directly to anyone else just like in pretty much every MMORPG out there, including those F2P ones you referenced.

I look at it this way if those small issues are all that takes away from the game then it speaks volumes that ESO is fabulous, without question.

Maybe after a little more time in the game you will figure things out. A guild is great for learning the ropes. I felt like a duck out of water when I started ESO a few months ago and the guild I found was very helpful. Of course, we all have different tastes in gaming and I expect some do not get into ESO as much as others, like any game.