Negate

HonestThumper

It would be nice to add alliance color to the negate. This would make it easier for combat in Cyrodiil. Something similar to what the the siege shield currently has.

fred4

I could be wrong about this, but don't hostile AOEs have at least a red line around the edge?

Panderbander

fred4 wrote: »

I could be wrong about this, but don't hostile AOEs have at least a red line around the edge?

It's not uncommon for those markers to not render.

BetweenMidgets

Good recommendation - having it be akin to Siege Shield.

+1

TechMaybeHic

fred4 wrote: »

I could be wrong about this, but don't hostile AOEs have at least a red line around the edge?

The ones that damage enemies does. The one that heals allies does not

acastanza_ESO

It's not a great solution, but if you're on PC you can install the LUI addon and enable the crowd control tracker. One of the alerts it includes is for when you're standing in a bad negate.

Mayrael

Negate should work on stamina skills to!

Turtle_Bot

Mayrael wrote: »

Negate should work on stamina skills to!

One morph stops mag abilities, one stops stam abilities.

The code to ensure it doesn't interact with core combat (block, dodge, sprint, etc.) is already there in passives such as unholy knowledge and CP such as survival instincts.

So it can be done and not become broken by affecting core combat.

Mayrael

Turtle_Bot wrote: »

Mayrael wrote: »

Negate should work on stamina skills to!

One morph stops mag abilities, one stops stam abilities.

The code to ensure it doesn't interact with core combat (block, dodge, sprint, etc.) is already there in passives such as unholy knowledge and CP such as survival instincts.

So it can be done and not become broken by affecting core combat.

Also a good solution, but I believe that since ZOS has hybridized most of the skills and passives, the only fair approach to the topic is to treat both stamina and magicka skills equally. Nothing, like hybridization, has rendered Negate irrelevant. It used to be one of the most important skills in the game, where its proper use determined the outcome of entire battles. Now, it's an awkward field that you'd rather avoid, but in essence, having vigor + block will let you pass through it easily. Of course, as you mentioned, core combat abilities should be exempt from the effects of Negate.