/Stuck is very useful

XiokroDarc

I was in Imperial sewers and during a charge on top of some scaffolding i got stuck withing the legs of it underneath, and deciding to use /stuck cause i couldnt move, The command itself takes like a minute to actually do for some reason instead of it working instantly (guess the nearest wayshrine takes a while even tho it just ends up being the base). But before it could actually function, i got kicked for spamming. This kept happening for like 5 times until I finally was able to beat the stuck command before it kicked me (it still kicked me after it worked).

So I ask you zeni, how come you have a /stuck command if you get kicked before the thing actually works. Please either make it so you cant get kicked for spamming if /stuck is in use or make it work faster

PeacefulAnarchy

XiokroDarc wrote: »

The command itself takes like a minute to actually do for some reason instead of it working instantly

It's intentionally slow everywhere in order to prevent people using it to escape death. I assume it's worse in IC for the same reason trying to go up or down a ladder shortly after transition fails.

If you're stuck in IC/Cyro the best way to get out is to get in the queue for the other one, then queue back for the one you want. I find /stuck most useful in instanced content like battlegrounds or in a dungeon.

xxthir13enxx

Well been ages since I’ve played IC but I suspect this has to do with safeguards put in place back in the day to counter people using /stuck as a quick way to return without risking loss of Telvars. There is a ‘return to base’ item you are supposed to buy to complete this action from one of the vendors in the base.

phaneub17_ESO

It doesn't work in combat like where an enemy fears you into the wall and is constantly engaged, but can't actually reach you so you have to wait for someone to come by to kill it or be stuck there. If you ever find yourself in a perpetual free fall it also doesn't work there either as the game will force time you out for "message spamming" before the /stuck can take effect.