FlopsyPrince wrote: »
SilverBride wrote: »
Yes they do, through no effort from themselves and I don't agree with it. Even with account-wide CPs, however, at the very least they shouldn't be able to be enabled on characters below level 50.
SilverBride wrote: »SilverBride wrote: »
Yes they do, through no effort from themselves and I don't agree with it. Even with account-wide CPs, however, at the very least they shouldn't be able to be enabled on characters below level 50.
I don't think you can start applying Champion Points until you are level 50, but I haven't leveled an alt in a long time. But I play every day and still only have 1083 CP. That is a long way from 3600 and if I had to earn those points individually for each character I'd probably just give up.
slimwaffle wrote: »Just putting it out there that I think more things should be account wide.
I play 1 character a DK but this gets really stale especially during periods where DK aren't doing to well.
But the thing that stops me from playing a second character is that I have made too much progress on this one to even consider playing another character.
It is my belief that the important things should be account wide.
The things I would like to see as account wide are; Achievements, Researched Crafting traits and Mount training.
All of these things take a really long time to grind out and it would be cool if you didn't have to for each character.
SilverBride wrote: »SilverBride wrote: »
Yes they do, through no effort from themselves and I don't agree with it. Even with account-wide CPs, however, at the very least they shouldn't be able to be enabled on characters below level 50.
I don't think you can start applying Champion Points until you are level 50, but I haven't leveled an alt in a long time. But I play every day and still only have 1083 CP. That is a long way from 3600 and if I had to earn those points individually for each character I'd probably just give up.
If you have 3600 CPs you can apply them to a newly created lvl 1 alt, which is half the reason people complain that the overland content is too easy.
slimwaffle wrote: »Just putting it out there that I think more things should be account wide.
I play 1 character a DK but this gets really stale especially during periods where DK aren't doing to well.
But the thing that stops me from playing a second character is that I have made too much progress on this one to even consider playing another character.
It is my belief that the important things should be account wide.
The things I would like to see as account wide are; Achievements, Researched Crafting traits and Mount training.
All of these things take a really long time to grind out and it would be cool if you didn't have to for each character.
Achievements are one of the main ways you measure a character’s progress, so no.
Characters don't play on their own, I play them, so the achievements are mine and so is the progress. If I have certain trial clear with 10 toons, do you think I'm not capable of clearing it with my 11th. Its such a pain if you play with multiple characters and have different clears and trifectas distributed randomly between them.
You can't get an achievement without a character. It isn't you alone getting that achievement. It is you and the character working together to get the achievement. You don't play on your own just like your characters do not play on their own.
And it would depend on what that eleventh character is.
Cool. So let's have an achievement sheet for the character, and an achievement sheet for me only fair since we both participated right?
tomofhyrule wrote: »Achievements are one of the main ways you measure a character’s progress, so no.
Characters don't play on their own, I play them, so the achievements are mine and so is the progress. If I have certain trial clear with 10 toons, do you think I'm not capable of clearing it with my 11th. Its such a pain if you play with multiple characters and have different clears and trifectas distributed randomly between them.
You can't get an achievement without a character. It isn't you alone getting that achievement. It is you and the character working together to get the achievement. You don't play on your own just like your characters do not play on their own.
And it would depend on what that eleventh character is.
Cool. So let's have an achievement sheet for the character, and an achievement sheet for me only fair since we both participated right?
We totally should, and I don't get why people are so against the idea.
I like seeing my character's achievements. There are a few things in game that are triggered based on a certain character having a certain achievement, so it would be a bit of programming in the first place to completely decouple achievements to be global, but it would be nice for people who play multiple alts to be able to see a global list. It'd really help to say "gee, I want to pick a character who hasn't done dungeon quest XYZ yet so I can get a skill point" without having to go through a bunch of loading screens first.
I wouldn't mind seeing a global tab - there are addons that do that anyway. But there are people who are also very against having anything by character and it should all be global. What, do you think that RPing is a silly thing to do in an RPG? Of course some people see their character as important.
But the game is also designed around grinding those per character. We're not magically going to go from "do 150 Jee-Lar dailies" to "do 150 Jee-Lar dailies over the lifetime of your account." It'll probably be more like "do 1500 total, enjoy!" And don't forget about the potential for "Get Godslayer using all classes and all roles!"
Dark_Lord_Kuro wrote: »How about this:
1. Keep individual achiement and achievement point like they are currently
2. Add a new tab to the achevement menu that would track all achievement and their point accross all character on the account while also showing wich charater as them. The idea is for it to work like what we have the tracking would go up to (insert current max achiement point x 18)
3. They could also had global achiement that are meant to be acheved on multiple character
This would allow all of us who like their individual achiement to keep them, while also adding some thing for the who want to get their acheivement on all of their characters
Disturbed_One wrote: »tomofhyrule wrote: »Achievements are one of the main ways you measure a character’s progress, so no.
Characters don't play on their own, I play them, so the achievements are mine and so is the progress. If I have certain trial clear with 10 toons, do you think I'm not capable of clearing it with my 11th. Its such a pain if you play with multiple characters and have different clears and trifectas distributed randomly between them.
You can't get an achievement without a character. It isn't you alone getting that achievement. It is you and the character working together to get the achievement. You don't play on your own just like your characters do not play on their own.
And it would depend on what that eleventh character is.
Cool. So let's have an achievement sheet for the character, and an achievement sheet for me only fair since we both participated right?
We totally should, and I don't get why people are so against the idea.
I like seeing my character's achievements. There are a few things in game that are triggered based on a certain character having a certain achievement, so it would be a bit of programming in the first place to completely decouple achievements to be global, but it would be nice for people who play multiple alts to be able to see a global list. It'd really help to say "gee, I want to pick a character who hasn't done dungeon quest XYZ yet so I can get a skill point" without having to go through a bunch of loading screens first.
I wouldn't mind seeing a global tab - there are addons that do that anyway. But there are people who are also very against having anything by character and it should all be global. What, do you think that RPing is a silly thing to do in an RPG? Of course some people see their character as important.
But the game is also designed around grinding those per character. We're not magically going to go from "do 150 Jee-Lar dailies" to "do 150 Jee-Lar dailies over the lifetime of your account." It'll probably be more like "do 1500 total, enjoy!" And don't forget about the potential for "Get Godslayer using all classes and all roles!"
This.
I would play alts less if there were global achievements. "Oh, I already got that on my other character... no point in learning this new class to try and get it on them, as I'll get nothing extra for it"
I think this game has a good balance of account wide (CP, momentos, outfit styles, gear, etc..) items and character (skill points, achievements, motifs, etc..)
I've played other MMOs that have full account wide (even to the point that you can only do some quests once per account, never getting to do them again), and others that are full character. ESO strikes a good, happy medium, in my opinion.
Almost every argument I see for a change in ESO is that "This game does it this way..." Don't understand why people want to change ESO to be like that "other game"... just play the "other game" then if it's what you want.
You want an account overview (as add-ons do on PC), yes, absolutely, fine. But making the whole thing account bound would take away everything from those that play the character, while changing almost nothing for those that want to play the account (other than the "grindy" achievements becoming 10x more "grindy")
Achievements are one of the main ways you measure a character’s progress, so no.
Characters don't play on their own, I play them, so the achievements are mine and so is the progress. If I have certain trial clear with 10 toons, do you think I'm not capable of clearing it with my 11th. Its such a pain if you play with multiple characters and have different clears and trifectas distributed randomly between them.
You can't get an achievement without a character. It isn't you alone getting that achievement. It is you and the character working together to get the achievement. You don't play on your own just like your characters do not play on their own.
And it would depend on what that eleventh character is.
Cool. So let's have an achievement sheet for the character, and an achievement sheet for me only fair since we both participated right?
FlopsyPrince wrote: »
FlopsyPrince wrote: »
I argued against them before they were put in game. From my point of view saying what about champion points is akin to saying hey they already made one mistake why not let them make another.
FlopsyPrince wrote: »FlopsyPrince wrote: »
I argued against them before they were put in game. From my point of view saying what about champion points is akin to saying hey they already made one mistake why not let them make another.
Making it more of a pain for players is always a good thing, right?
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Achievements are one of the main ways you measure a character’s progress, so no.
Characters don't play on their own, I play them, so the achievements are mine and so is the progress. If I have certain trial clear with 10 toons, do you think I'm not capable of clearing it with my 11th. Its such a pain if you play with multiple characters and have different clears and trifectas distributed randomly between them.
So do you believe that all your characters should get xp when you complete a quest through one of them? Surely that would be a logical request as you consider that you did the quest and not the character?
For many players the whole point of having multiple characters is to do the game's content on all of them, in some cases picking and choosing some of it according to the characters (my assassin nightblade has done the Thieves Guild, my lawful good Templar has not, and I'm not even a role-player).
FlopsyPrince wrote: »
FlopsyPrince wrote: »
The effort involved. Remember it is the journey not the destination.
FlopsyPrince wrote: »
The effort involved. Remember it is the journey not the destination.
Disturbed_One wrote: »Once again... why is the argument always "This other game does it this way... so ESO should to"? Why does ESO have to change to be like the other MMOs?
This game is already among the least "grindy" MMOs out there, unless you are a "gotta do it all, grind out the stickerbook and lead codex" type of person... and those are account achievements
Going to account wide achievements isn't going to stop you from "grinding Auridon 25 times", so I don't see the point of introducing a red herring like that.
CombatRecon11B wrote: »I want for optional account shared progress. Make it optional, so those that don't want it don't have to do it.
Those against are, I'm fairly certain, in the minority and the minority will grow with each release of additional content.
That is the nature of the beast, whether people like it or not. So, if they wish to please the player base zos will inevitably have to make this change regardless.
I've read and heard it all before... "Starting another character isn't a grind for me." Perhaps not for you, but it becomes a more daunting endeavor for more and more players.
A lot of people don't want to play the same story over and over and over again. Making this an ultimatum for everyone to experience new characters does more harm, than good, especially given the multitude of rinse and repeat quests in ESO.
CombatRecon11B wrote: »I want for optional account shared progress. Make it optional, so those that don't want it don't have to do it.
Those against are, I'm fairly certain, in the minority and the minority will grow with each release of additional content.
That is the nature of the beast, whether people like it or not. So, if they wish to please the player base zos will inevitably have to make this change regardless.
I've read and heard it all before... "Starting another character isn't a grind for me." Perhaps not for you, but it becomes a more daunting endeavor for more and more players.
A lot of people don't want to play the same story over and over and over again. Making this an ultimatum for everyone to experience new characters does more harm, than good, especially given the multitude of rinse and repeat quests in ESO.