Would love to have a dungeon creator

Animar111

Turn a part of your home into a playable dungeon. Place pre created enemies bosses ect into your home challenge your friends use your creativity to design your own dungeon.

Northwold

Agree would be super cool although I imagine that the work necessary to implement this would be enormous and, potentially, the performance issues beyond what is reasonable.

Maybe a player created dungeon as a new type of activity like housing but not *in* housing would address some of the performance side of things (not the mind-blowing workload to implement this, though). And collect your bosses, dungeon pièces etc as we do with furnishings and furnishing plans right now.

Animar111

I agree it wouldn’t be easy but what if.

Northwold

Animar111 wrote: »

I agree it wouldn’t be easy but what if.

It would be an awesome addition (something I've always wanted to see).

everseeing_njpreub18_ESO

Ive played another MMO that had this (don't recall the name) and unfortunately it ended up with a list of 1000 terrible "dungeons" for each 1 that was OK. Scrolling through and loading tons of them to find any decent ones was a waste of time. I messed around with it and it was interesting, but required a lot of work to do anything and based on the number of people who did it (in that game) compared to the player base, it was very small percentage.

It would be a large amount of work for the Devs, a lot of work for players, its basically is building a new game inside a game.

There are so many more interesting things the "professional" developers can do in the game rather than spend time implementing something like this IMO.

MageCatF4F

Yes. I have asked for a simple one item container to put a reward in for people who complete a parkour course - but regarding the original post:

I'm sure it would take a bit of work for them, but you can already simulate this on PC with EHT "scenes". You can move any target dummy (I have done so with a skeleton) on a path like a houseguest, although they don't animate walking. You can move trap plants, like the static pitcher plant that attacks player characters in range.

It's pretty clunky in EHT with owner present restriction and so on, imagine how nice it would be if it were an actual part of the housing editor?

WiseSky

Always Wanted Custom Quests and Custom Dungeons, lets go ZOS!

CapsuleCorpZ

Idea is great but this isn't halo my friend.

rpa

TES games have generally been elaborate launchpads for mods on PC. But unfortunately it may clash with monetization. Anyway I would like to see something like Wildstar housing was but I do not expect it ever.

XSTRONG

Could be cool, for starters we should be able to make so the target dummies fights back and maybe be able to set how much resistens and if they should have healing etc.

Thee_Cheshire_Cat

WiseSky wrote: »

Always Wanted Custom Quests and Custom Dungeons, lets go ZOS!

The addon TRP extended, made for another game, allows you to create custom quests, and even custom items. It was really, really amazing. i sorely miss it.

ZOS_Icy

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wilykcat

I agree with your post.

Also a dungeon creator option sounds awesome. I would like to see this in Elderscrolls.

Beilin_Balreis_Colcan

everseeing_njpreub18_ESO wrote: »

Ive played another MMO that had this (don't recall the name) and unfortunately it ended up with a list of 1000 terrible "dungeons" for each 1 that was OK. Scrolling through and loading tons of them to find any decent ones was a waste of time. I messed around with it and it was interesting, but required a lot of work to do anything and based on the number of people who did it (in that game) compared to the player base, it was very small percentage.

It would be a large amount of work for the Devs, a lot of work for players, its basically is building a new game inside a game.

There are so many more interesting things the "professional" developers can do in the game rather than spend time implementing something like this IMO.

Some time ago, I also played an MMO which had many bad dungeons for each good one: it was called UT99! LOL
Some players were really good at creating UT99 maps, but so many others created rubbish ones.

Necrotech_Master

city of heroes also had something similar, called the mission architect (i still remember the release of that)

there were many great stories people were able to create with it, but the other thing it was heavily used for was XP farming

because the game allowed you to customize an enemy group, you could design them to deal 1 dmg type and have very few abilities making them easy targets if you had the defensive option to counter their dmg

i totally abused it for that and a lot of people i knew in that game really liked the farm maps i made (until certain nerfs happened then i had to modify them lol)

first iteration was giving you like 40 NPC allies that were basically nothing but buff/debuff bots (then they nerfed the xp if you had too many friendly combatants)

second iteration had custom mobs which had a self rez to double xp (then they nerfed that so you couldnt get xp on a rezzed enemy)

another iteration that was probably an exploit was using an elite mob that capped at like lvl 5, but you could have lvl 50 allied combatants that would annhilate the elite mobs and give you insane amounts of XP (this one i never published and even reported as an exploit lol)

so making custom missions was fun (if you wanted to tell a story) but while there was 1 way to do it good, there were 99 other ways to either do it poorly, or exploit the system for easy gains lol