Thanks for the good laugh, but when I emailed the support the answer was even more useless than yoursmcconnell2_ESO wrote: »Greetings Traveler,
It appears that Molarg Blag has stolen your memories. Rest assured we have Gandalf and Harry Potter on the case seeking a way to reverse the memory loss.
Don't email us, we'll email you...or we wont either way leave us alone.
Thank you for support something. See you in Tamarail!
As you can see they didnt even read my ticket, because it didnt even contain the word stuck or the like Of course they also marked my ticked as solved and sent me a survey about their service...Greetings []!
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online Team.
We understand the frustration you must have,and We apologize for any inconveniences you may have experienced today. We assure you We will have this issue resolved as soon as possible.
There are several ways to try and fix a stuck character:
Type /stuck in the command line of the Chat Box (this will kill the character and send them to the nearest wayshrine)
Note: This does NOT work in the PvP zone, Cyrodiil.
Type /reloadui in the command line of the Chat Box
Use /camp to log out, exit game server, wait 15 minutes, and then attempt to log back in
Teleport to a friend via the Contact list [O]
Another way to reset the character is to travel to a wayshrine manually. To do this, follow the steps below:
Open the Map up by pressing the [M] key.
Once the Map appears, look for Quests on the right-hand side.
Click on the map pin icon on the list of icons at the top.
Select a desired destination.
The map of that area should appear, and all discovered wayshrines in that region should be visible.
Click on a wayshrine to return to that region. This will have a gold cost.
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Thank you for your continued interest and support!
Warm Regards,
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
This makes it even worse. I cannot believe a bug like this was allowed to into the release version. If some patch shortly before release broke it, I maybe could understand it, but if your word is true, which is likely, I am shocked.I know I personally bug reported this on the PTS as getting Eidetic memory was something I was really looking forward to. I was hoping they would have fixed it on live.
Malediktus wrote: »This makes it even worse. I cannot believe a bug like this was allowed to into the release version. If some patch shortly before release broke it, I maybe could understand it, but if your word is true, which is likely, I am shocked.
Too me this is worse than duping or loosing items. Items can be replaced/deleted. Most items are easily replaced, CE items can be retrieved by contacting the support. But many of the book areas cannot be revisted after finishing a quest. So since they cannot even retroactively reward achievements of quests you finished, you will most likely be forced to reroll your character.Malediktus wrote: »This makes it even worse. I cannot believe a bug like this was allowed to into the release version. If some patch shortly before release broke it, I maybe could understand it, but if your word is true, which is likely, I am shocked.
To be fair, as frustrating as this is for us, there are far worse bugs in this game right now. I'm not surprised that they did not get to it given the severity of some of the other bugs they're wrestling with.
Malediktus wrote: »Yes, personally I would say this should be unlocked from start of the game and not in a lvl 43 quest. But most people who care about these books probably explored as much as possible anyway instead of rushing through all the quest only areas. I know I did, but I also knew about this eidetic memory from reddit since beta.
Auto unlocking all quest related books/letters/notes after finishing the quest is also a great idea to be honest. Being able to miss content forever if you dont delete and start from scratch is a bad design, which fits a single player game but not a MMO.