I haven't run any trials before, but am interested in doing them. I just don't know how to get involved. When in Belkarth - I 'm on Xbox NA btw - how do I get involved in a trial group? I would like to run Cloudrest as I need gear from their for my build.
Update 35 patch notes happened.
redlink1979 wrote: »Pertinent stuff you forgot to mention: Platform? Server?
Easiest way is to join a guild. Is @SimpleTea your GT? Not really into recruiting, but I'm in a smallish (200ppl) casual guild that enjoys running normal trials for fun & stickerbook, and could invite. We are adults, we have a sense of humor (R-rated but not vulgar) and think it's actually fun to help people get into content they've never done before! Idk if Cloudrest is on the horizon, but if you've never done a normal trial I'd encourage you to do one. Any of 'em. 12 people working together to complete a goal is a really cool thing to be a part of, irl and online!I haven't run any trials before, but am interested in doing them. I just don't know how to get involved. When in Belkarth - I 'm on Xbox NA btw - how do I get involved in a trial group? I would like to run Cloudrest as I need gear from their for my build.
I think this makes a lot of sense. PC EU here. LFM decreased to near zero on the first day of the event and hasn't recovered. The event predated the patch notes just a little.acastanza_ESO wrote: »I would suspect that the recent event that was hosted in Craglorn caused them to spin up an increased number of server shards for the zone diluting the people trying to pug trials. I don't know how responsive their system is to spinning down those shards once it's over but maybe not until the next maintenance?
Also, I don't know how common it is, but in the days immediately after an event, I tend to play a little less than normal. Maybe give it a couple days for people to get back in.
I think this makes a lot of sense. PC EU here. LFM decreased to near zero on the first day of the event and hasn't recovered. The event predated the patch notes just a little.acastanza_ESO wrote: »I would suspect that the recent event that was hosted in Craglorn caused them to spin up an increased number of server shards for the zone diluting the people trying to pug trials. I don't know how responsive their system is to spinning down those shards once it's over but maybe not until the next maintenance?
Also, I don't know how common it is, but in the days immediately after an event, I tend to play a little less than normal. Maybe give it a couple days for people to get back in.
Yeah, I get that. On top of that Oakensoul is meta in PvP. Building for it was an interesting challenge at first, but it sucks up a lot of time and we know it will be nerfed. At the end of the day I don't like how it plays and what it does to the meta. I also find myself in a holding pattern.I think this makes a lot of sense. PC EU here. LFM decreased to near zero on the first day of the event and hasn't recovered. The event predated the patch notes just a little.acastanza_ESO wrote: »I would suspect that the recent event that was hosted in Craglorn caused them to spin up an increased number of server shards for the zone diluting the people trying to pug trials. I don't know how responsive their system is to spinning down those shards once it's over but maybe not until the next maintenance?
Also, I don't know how common it is, but in the days immediately after an event, I tend to play a little less than normal. Maybe give it a couple days for people to get back in.
I've had friends ask me whether or not it was even worth experimenting right now because the proposed changes are so big. Normally, folks would be enjoying oakensoul and the other new mythic builds and trying sets out and generally playing the content and with the new gear but folks don't want to do it only to find out it was a waste of time.
And when it comes to trials, rotations and builds are so important that practicing seems like a waste of time if we're moving to 20 second dots because it will more time spent that has to be unlearned. A lot of people are disheartened. They've worked hard to get where they are and they know the changes might mean that it was all for nothing.