New Endeavor Activity Types?

Gray_howling_parrot

1. These are simply new choices for endeavors. The amount of panic by some people over this is so dramatic, just do one of the other four if you don’t want to run banished cells 1 or whatever it is that day.

2. DLC based endeavors have been there this whole time.. nothing new

People freak out about change every single time a patch comes out and then forget about it a couple months after it’s released. If you don’t want to do it, then don’t do it and go outside lol. It’s a game, if you feel “forced” to do anything in any game, it’s time to take a break or do something else.

joergino

Nobody forgets about patches from the past.

Blood_again

SeaGtGruff wrote: »

Catch a rare fish in Cyrodiil while sharing the fishing hole with a player from an enemy alliance.

Win a fight with a player from an enemy alliance, who was fishing at the same Cyrodiil fishing hole with you when you caught a blue fish there. You have to be in the blacklist of a guild of that player to be eligible for the reward.

Btoop

Jaustink wrote: »

1. These are simply new choices for endeavors. The amount of panic by some people over this is so dramatic, just do one of the other four if you don’t want to run banished cells 1 or whatever it is that day.

2. DLC based endeavors have been there this whole time.. nothing new

People freak out about change every single time a patch comes out and then forget about it a couple months after it’s released. If you don’t want to do it, then don’t do it and go outside lol. It’s a game, if you feel “forced” to do anything in any game, it’s time to take a break or do something else.

1. These new choices are more limited in terms of how they can be completed. Regardless of how significant you think it is, it is an objective step backwards and shows that ZOS are willing to make their game worse if it means that can boost loot box sales.

2. Just because something anti-consumer has already been done previously doesn't suddenly make it acceptable to do it again.

3. Are we still really using forms of the 'No one is forcing you to play the game' argument to dismiss valid critisism? Believe it or not, people are aware that they don't have to play the game. In fact, The idea behind criticism is actually the desire to see something improved instead of intentionally made worse.