What is the benefit of reaching CP 3600?

fetito666

What is the benefit of reaching CP 3600?

Does the skill bonus make any impact on my stats?

Thank you!

Bouldercleave

None.

I think by about 1580 CP or so you can max all the passive (non slotable) perks in each tree.

The rest is just fluff on the slotables so you can swap them out without spending the 3,000 gold on respecing them

RedFireDisco

Divorce

Bouldercleave

RedFireDisco wrote: »

Divorce

Nope - can't seem to get mine to leave no matter how hard I try....

29 years and counting

Kisakee

RedFireDisco wrote: »

Divorce

I'm glad i didn't hold my coffee when i read this.

evymyu233

looks strong!!

perfiction

You need 1560 CP to max out blue tree and 1626 for red tree (all passives + 4 slottables). Anything above that just lets you unlock more slottables and swap them out without the need to pay 3k gold for respec.

SgtWinnie

The Fluff is nice...

EF321

Bragging rights

tomfant

You'll finally have RL again because you beat the game.

Arunei

ZOS really does need to figure out what to do with CP once you've got all useful passives and relevant actives unlocked. They need to add more nodes that give you boosts in other things. Boost AP and TV gained in Cyrodill and IC for example, and some other neat perks to encourage more people into those game modes without giving those who decide to do so a huge boost over those who don't.

*Have CP that lets you train Mounts faster or reduces the cost on them
*Have CP that lets characters swim faster. Not as fast as Argonians, but also not as slow as a half-drowned slug either
*Have CP that gives you a chance not to lose a lockpick when you'd normally have one break
*Have CP for letting you have a chance to consume Food/Drink without actually using one, like the one that does so for Potions
*Have CP that reduces the cost for Sprinting a little bit
*Have CP that gives you a chance to get Housing Mats like Heartwood from your Hireling nails

These are just a handful of things I came up with in a few minutes. There are a lot of things that wouldn't affect combat and thus wouldn't add to power creep that ZOS could add to CP so people have something to spend them on. As it is now, once you hit a certain number there's no point in bothering to put them into things because those things won't benefit that particular character.

ectoplasmicninja

Arunei wrote: »

ZOS really does need to figure out what to do with CP once you've got all useful passives and relevant actives unlocked. They need to add more nodes that give you boosts in other things.

Agreed. At ~1830CP I haven't bothered assigning my points for some time, and it would be nice to have more QOL passives available - not slottables, because frankly I don't change my slottables at all and haven't since the system changed. But being able to put my points into something else and actually benefit from it or see the effect in my day to day gameplay would be great.

Treeshka

Nothing and it is actually makes you log in and always hear that You Are Enlightened sound since you can not spend that bonus experience anymore.

Sarannah

There are no benefits to getting 3600 CP really. But in my opinion ZOS should remove the 3600 cap, as CP was supposed to be endless. Let players go beyond the current cap.

LostHorizon1933

At 3600 CP, you get access to the VIP lounge, which is located behind any one of the locked and chained doors you find throughout Tamriel. Talk about easy access!

The VIP lounge has complementary snacks, gold crafting materials, and occasionally a visit by characters from your adventures you have met in the past, except they’re out of character / on a break.

Molag Bal: so then I told them, here’s my fiercest warrior from Coldharbour, and he was killed so fast he didn’t even have time to really appear.

King Kurog: that’s the problem my friend, you should always send someone you’re trying to punish to those Alik’r dolmens.

Queen Ayrenn: hey, one time my forces wound up at Chalman keep somehow. I was like, what are you even doing up there?

Tenthirty2

Arunei wrote: »

ZOS really does need to figure out what to do with CP once you've got all useful passives and relevant actives unlocked. They need to add more nodes that give you boosts in other things. Boost AP and TV gained in Cyrodill and IC for example, and some other neat perks to encourage more people into those game modes without giving those who decide to do so a huge boost over those who don't.

*Have CP that lets you train Mounts faster or reduces the cost on them
*Have CP that lets characters swim faster. Not as fast as Argonians, but also not as slow as a half-drowned slug either
*Have CP that gives you a chance not to lose a lockpick when you'd normally have one break
*Have CP for letting you have a chance to consume Food/Drink without actually using one, like the one that does so for Potions
*Have CP that reduces the cost for Sprinting a little bit
*Have CP that gives you a chance to get Housing Mats like Heartwood from your Hireling nails

These are just a handful of things I came up with in a few minutes. There are a lot of things that wouldn't affect combat and thus wouldn't add to power creep that ZOS could add to CP so people have something to spend them on. As it is now, once you hit a certain number there's no point in bothering to put them into things because those things won't benefit that particular character.

Wholeheartedly agree, would be nice to get a sense of progress back, something to work toward and earn.
I'm CP1400+ now and the green tree is the only one there is anything left I can spend points of benefit.
The other 2 are largely pointless for me now as I already have all the slots and passives I'm happy with.
The green tree actually feels out-of-balance compared to the others.
Like maybe they could add some more QoL passives in the other 2?

Crismac

perfiction wrote: »

You need 1560 CP to max out blue tree and 1626 for red tree (all passives + 4 slottables). Anything above that just lets you unlock more slottables and swap them out without the need to pay 3k gold for respec.

Ok Good to know. I'll Quit ESO when I hit 1626. Thanks.

Halfway there for me.

Finedaible

It's pointless to go that high. The only thing you get is negligible convenience by not having to pay the respec fee, but even the respec fee can be circumvented with the armory system now anyway.

They should really increase the amount of active slots by 1 so that we can have 5 active. I know that this goes against the intent of it being a horizontal progression system but there are far too many perks (especially in the green tree) which don't even affect combat yet we have to keep swapping them out because there's just not enough space for them all. Going into the cp menu every time I want to slot a perk I already unlocked is not a logical or streamlined experience.

xclassgaming

Bragging rights and showing how much of a no life you are at ESO.

Nord_Raseri

Finedaible wrote: »

It's pointless to go that high. The only thing you get is negligible convenience by not having to pay the respec fee, but even the respec fee can be circumvented with the armory system now anyway.

They should really increase the amount of active slots by 1 so that we can have 5 active. I know that this goes against the intent of it being a horizontal progression system but there are far too many perks (especially in the green tree) which don't even affect combat yet we have to keep swapping them out because there's just not enough space for them all. Going into the cp menu every time I want to slot a perk I already unlocked is not a logical or streamlined experience.

They also shouldn't have halved all the passives.

Necrotech_Master

the other problem ive read about cp3600 is that is still not enough to 100% max out every cp node in every tree

SilverBride

I was running out of passives that I considered useful, especially in the blue constellation. I hadn't considered filling in all the slottables because once I set something I rarely change it. But that sounds like a good idea so I think I will start doing that.

The biggest problem I have with it though is figuring out martial attacks from other attacks and knowing which would work for my character, especially if they use both Stamina and Magicka skills.

Scaletho

RedFireDisco wrote: »

Divorce

Necrotech_Master

SilverBride wrote: »

I was running out of passives that I considered useful, especially in the blue constellation. I hadn't considered filling in all the slottables because once I set something I rarely change it. But that sounds like a good idea so I think I will start doing that.

The biggest problem I have with it though is figuring out martial attacks from other attacks and knowing which would work for my character, especially if they use both Stamina and Magicka skills.

"martial" dmg is considered physical, poison, disease, or bleed
"spell" dmg is considered magic, frost, fire, or shock

prior to the hybridization changes, weapon dmg boosted "martial" dmg for skills that dealt those dmg types, which usually consisted of any skill that cost stamina

SammyKhajit

Other players expect you to be some super player in vet dungeons, get disappointed and call you a fake tank/healer/dps

SilverBride

Necrotech_Master wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

I was running out of passives that I considered useful, especially in the blue constellation. I hadn't considered filling in all the slottables because once I set something I rarely change it. But that sounds like a good idea so I think I will start doing that.

The biggest problem I have with it though is figuring out martial attacks from other attacks and knowing which would work for my character, especially if they use both Stamina and Magicka skills.

"martial" dmg is considered physical, poison, disease, or bleed
"spell" dmg is considered magic, frost, fire, or shock

prior to the hybridization changes, weapon dmg boosted "martial" dmg for skills that dealt those dmg types, which usually consisted of any skill that cost stamina

Thank you for the explanation. I still find it confusing to figure out which my character would benefit from, and think they should go back to martial being something that costs stamina and leave it at that. I just don't want to put CP points into something that will be completely useless for my character.

moleculardrugs

RedFireDisco wrote: »

Divorce

Honestly... yeah you're right

Necrotech_Master

SilverBride wrote: »

Necrotech_Master wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

I was running out of passives that I considered useful, especially in the blue constellation. I hadn't considered filling in all the slottables because once I set something I rarely change it. But that sounds like a good idea so I think I will start doing that.

The biggest problem I have with it though is figuring out martial attacks from other attacks and knowing which would work for my character, especially if they use both Stamina and Magicka skills.

"martial" dmg is considered physical, poison, disease, or bleed
"spell" dmg is considered magic, frost, fire, or shock

prior to the hybridization changes, weapon dmg boosted "martial" dmg for skills that dealt those dmg types, which usually consisted of any skill that cost stamina

Thank you for the explanation. I still find it confusing to figure out which my character would benefit from, and think they should go back to martial being something that costs stamina and leave it at that. I just don't want to put CP points into something that will be completely useless for my character.

personally, if you have enough cp i think you should just fill out all the passives, then if you went for a more hybrid approach of mag and stam skills, you would get the benefits of both anyway (im at almost 2100 cp and i have every passive maxed out, and almost 7 slottables maxed out on each color cp)

moleculardrugs

There should be more benefits given to higher level players. It does not have to be huge benefits, it could just be like every 500 levels you get a 1% gold increase or at 2000 cp you can get 10 more inventory slots.

Iselin

You unlock the secret auto light attack before each skill.

bmnoble

None just a bigger number to brag about and not having to pay the 3K respec to reassign stuff. Though I would assume they will add more stuff to the CP trees at some point, probably just a load more slot-ables rather than passives though.

If the game and I still exists in 7 or so years I should reach the cap around then.