What’s something you took for granted and now miss?

UGotBenched91

In 2015 I played Xbox NA ESO and mainly pvped. Below 50 PvP (Xbox pvp in general) was so packed and I ran with the same people every night. Always a good time.

Logged in today after not playing Xbox for years and PvP below 50 is a lot less populated and PvP cyrodil isn't too far off.

Sad to see

phaneub17_ESO

NO REGERTS!

kargen27

A character being able to accomplish achievements.

Hapexamendios

The old animations for jabs and flurry. Don't like ones.

virtus753

Class identity.

rpa

I've never taken granted that when I press a key, assinged thing actually happens. Would like to.

BlueRaven

Bosmer stealth.

Jaraal

Everything mentioned so far, plus the fact that I thought my main story sacrifice would mean something, and stay dead, rather than magically reappearing to sell new content.

SammyKhajit

kargen27 wrote: »

A character being able to accomplish achievements.

So much this.

Sammy was saving the black market mogul achievement for the Breton nightblade and it went instead to the guileless Bosmer for peddling stolen fruits and veg!

Dr_Con

when being a different faction meant something in the base zones

BloodyStigmata

Been here since 2014 beta. Can't think of anything that I miss. The things I liked have remained consistent and a lot of the things I didn't like have improved.

Only thing I'm miffed about is the jabs animation, but the functionality is still there.

fizl101

Biting jabs

FeedbackOnly

Overload third bar

Roztlin45

I miss the old cp tree and the old vampire skill line .

endgamesmug

Damage and sustain before Morrowind it was beautiful and I definitely took it for granted. 😞

zaria

FeedbackOnly wrote: »

Overload third bar

An toast for the long missed overload bar.

StamPlar_1976

Wrobel

BenTSG

I sort of miss pre-One Tamriel times. I did enjoy having leveled zones, and the work I had to put in to unlock the other zones. I preferred how the materials was handled back then too, would get whatever was around the level of the zone instead of a 50/50 split between player level and crafting level

zaria

BenTSG wrote: »

I sort of miss pre-One Tamriel times. I did enjoy having leveled zones, and the work I had to put in to unlock the other zones. I preferred how the materials was handled back then too, would get whatever was around the level of the zone instead of a 50/50 split between player level and crafting level

I'm happy it was like this then I leveled up my first character.

But its strongly limit that you can do once you reach max level or even who overland sets are relevant so its not good for players who had played a lot and have many adds.

AcadianPaladin

Puncturing sweeps going from a staple skill to not worth slotting.

Sirona_Starr

Warden shalks - completely terrible/unusable now, for absolutely no good reason. Jabs looking idiotic now. Pretty much everything previously mentioned I agree with too.

Revert jabs, shalks, vampires, wood elf stealth, bring back class identity and variety re skill use.

Izanagi.Xiiib16_ESO

Softcaps on stats... Bring back 1.5

Mrtoobyy

I miss some of the old animations.
I also miss the overland difficulty from pre One tamriel but I also remember how boring it felt that a low level zone became redundant due to it being level based.

So all in all, I would love to get harder overland in the current game so I can get the old "leveling/questing" feeling I had back in the day.

The most content rich part of the game is so bland... it's so sad because ZOS version of tamriel is just insanely good IMO. So many delves and quests and mechanics that you can run through spamming just one button.
A world so big and rich that feels basically the same wherever you go and whatever you face...

endgamesmug

Mrtoobyy wrote: »

I miss some of the old animations.
I also miss the overland difficulty from pre One tamriel but I also remember how boring it felt that a low level zone became redundant due to it being level based.

So all in all, I would love to get harder overland in the current game so I can get the old "leveling/questing" feeling I had back in the day.

The most content rich part of the game is so bland... it's so sad because ZOS version of tamriel is just insanely good IMO. So many delves and quests and mechanics that you can run through spamming just one button.
A world so big and rich that feels basically the same wherever you go and whatever you face...

Everyones got there own experiences from that time, i remember being new and figuring things out and it being hard work making my way through the areas. I also remember not seeing people around until i got to a town, made me think they were all hiding out there 😆. Makes me wonder these days whether people would hide out in the towns if that was the situation again.

Stinkyremy

BenTSG wrote: »

I sort of miss pre-One Tamriel times. I did enjoy having leveled zones, and the work I had to put in to unlock the other zones. I preferred how the materials was handled back then too, would get whatever was around the level of the zone instead of a 50/50 split between player level and crafting level

I miss this too, I would have preferred a bit of both, something like while you are doing base faction and main story, cadwels silver and gold the people you meet are all your level and alliance (opposite alliances when doing silver and gold) and mats are level appropriate but after you do gold the entire zones turn to 160 CP mats and all alliance 160+ players.
That way it would have kept the real feel of progression as well as people really helping to achieve goals in the zones, but then end game is like it is now.

The main Issue pre 1T I guess was that entire areas were just ghost towns.

Sarannah

Personally I miss the level-up animation. All 18 of my characters are level 50, and I cannot create any more characters. Just wish ZOS would grant the animation for every CP above 2000. It just looks cool!

Dragonredux

Knockback on Dizzying Swing, really had that oomph from 2h.

Drammanoth

kargen27 wrote: »

A character being able to accomplish achievements.

Yup. Titles may not mean much - they don't now, I guess - but they had been a sign of someone achieving something.

UnassumingNoob

Jabs

Hurbster

Iceheart before it was nerfed to make Mother Cincinnati look better.

TaSheen

Though I wasn't here to actually see it in game, the old look of Redguard Light chest armor.