Event Impressario missing

Lixiviant

This is a good argument on stopping the limit on tickets we can hold.

Cooperharley

Pretty funny! If this isn’t a metaphor for ESO’s releases lately idk what is!!

DreadKnight

Can't get tickets as 11/12.

sshogrin

Impressario is back

bruta

she has joined the Zenimax workers on strike

AnduinTryggva

Dito, am at 12/12 Will miss out on tickets today probably. And dunno if I can get golden boxes anyhow if I cannot just forfeit on the tickets...

EF321

sshogrin wrote: »

Impressario is back

What platform? Don't see on PCEU

smdalyb14_ESO

sshogrin wrote: »

Impressario is back

Can confirm on PC/NA.

RealLoveBVB

Anyone tried a detection pot yet?

Lixiviant

Impresario is alive and well in Auridon. Had to stop at Starbucks for her latte.

ZOS_Kevin

HI all, we have found the Impressario and she is now available again in-game.

Stella_dArgento

She's back on xbox EU

AnnieK

Now you don't get your purple crate for doing in my case the High Isle vent...so fix one thing and break another.

Susan_Sto

Thank you ZOS for the quick resolution

DanaeldeWitz

Since v. 9.1.5,
Update to Event Tickets
We have introduced a new safety rail for Event Tickets that come from looted sources (and only looted, as quest-ones already have a warning involved when you go to turn them in).

• When you complete an action which would have dropped Event Tickets while at or near the Event Ticket currency cap (and not on daily cooldown) you will now receive a message letting you know you could have gotten Event Tickets from this source but did not have enough room to loot them.
• Once you spend enough Event Tickets to properly loot additional tickets, you will be able to loot them from the next event-appropriate source.
• If you fail to loot your Event Tickets at all (because you forgot, because you crashed, or because an asteroid hit your hometown and you managed to survive but lost internet) you will not automatically be put on the daily reset. You may attempt additional dungeons, kill bosses, or whatever the event-appropriate activity is until you completely loot your Event Tickets for that day.
• You can still only receive Event Tickets once per day.
• This behavior is currently in place for Undaunted Celebration and Witches Festival, and will roll out to other appropriate events over time.

I did a quest but since I already had 12 tickets, I didn't get any more. Then I used 10 tickets. I didn't get any more after that when completing new event quests. Did I misunderstand the patch notes?

kringled_1

DanaeldeWitz wrote: »

Since v. 9.1.5,
Update to Event Tickets
We have introduced a new safety rail for Event Tickets that come from looted sources (and only looted, as quest-ones already have a warning involved when you go to turn them in).

• When you complete an action which would have dropped Event Tickets while at or near the Event Ticket currency cap (and not on daily cooldown) you will now receive a message letting you know you could have gotten Event Tickets from this source but did not have enough room to loot them.
• Once you spend enough Event Tickets to properly loot additional tickets, you will be able to loot them from the next event-appropriate source.
• If you fail to loot your Event Tickets at all (because you forgot, because you crashed, or because an asteroid hit your hometown and you managed to survive but lost internet) you will not automatically be put on the daily reset. You may attempt additional dungeons, kill bosses, or whatever the event-appropriate activity is until you completely loot your Event Tickets for that day.
• You can still only receive Event Tickets once per day.
• This behavior is currently in place for Undaunted Celebration and Witches Festival, and will roll out to other appropriate events over time.

I did a quest but since I already had 12 tickets, I didn't get any more. Then I used 10 tickets. I didn't get any more after that when completing new event quests. Did I misunderstand the patch notes?

That safety mechanism is in place for dropped tickets, where you might not be able to avoid killing a boss etc.
Tickets that come from quest turn ins already have a full tickets safety net, it will warn you before you turn in that you're over the cap and you can back out. Unfortunately if you go ahead with the turn in anyway you're probably out of luck.

DanaeldeWitz

Thank you for your response

virtus753

kringled_1 wrote: »

DanaeldeWitz wrote: »

Since v. 9.1.5,
Update to Event Tickets
We have introduced a new safety rail for Event Tickets that come from looted sources (and only looted, as quest-ones already have a warning involved when you go to turn them in).

• When you complete an action which would have dropped Event Tickets while at or near the Event Ticket currency cap (and not on daily cooldown) you will now receive a message letting you know you could have gotten Event Tickets from this source but did not have enough room to loot them.
• Once you spend enough Event Tickets to properly loot additional tickets, you will be able to loot them from the next event-appropriate source.
• If you fail to loot your Event Tickets at all (because you forgot, because you crashed, or because an asteroid hit your hometown and you managed to survive but lost internet) you will not automatically be put on the daily reset. You may attempt additional dungeons, kill bosses, or whatever the event-appropriate activity is until you completely loot your Event Tickets for that day.
• You can still only receive Event Tickets once per day.
• This behavior is currently in place for Undaunted Celebration and Witches Festival, and will roll out to other appropriate events over time.

I did a quest but since I already had 12 tickets, I didn't get any more. Then I used 10 tickets. I didn't get any more after that when completing new event quests. Did I misunderstand the patch notes?

That safety mechanism is in place for dropped tickets, where you might not be able to avoid killing a boss etc.
Tickets that come from quest turn ins already have a full tickets safety net, it will warn you before you turn in that you're over the cap and you can back out. Unfortunately if you go ahead with the turn in anyway you're probably out of luck.

Yes, this is it.

Explicitly confirmed here:

“ We have introduced a new safety rail for Event Tickets that come from looted sources (and only looted, as quest-ones already have a warning involved when you go to turn them in).”

Juju_beans

Maybe she's just tired......one "event" too many this year so she tried to play hooky

vsrs_au

Juju_beans wrote: »

Maybe she's just tired......one "event" too many this year so she tried to play hooky

"Is that one too many heroic silhouettes I spy?"