BugCollector wrote: »The final battle with Molag Bal was well done. You get some divine juice and you're able to fight him. I get it.
What I don't get is, why oh why are you able to defeat a Daedric Prince in his OWN REALM? Divine juice or not, this is ridiculous...
BugCollector wrote: »The final battle with Molag Bal was well done. You get some divine juice and you're able to fight him. I get it.
What I don't get is, why oh why are you able to defeat a Daedric Prince in his OWN REALM? Divine juice or not, this is ridiculous...
Not only that, but ofc the "Daedric Prince" is shrinked to human size, since they cant implement God of War gameplay. I'd rather have some more of those half crappy "quicktime" events to kill/ban him, than what i actually did.
My "great" end-fight looked like this:
1) Noticing that your normal "light" attacks got crazy powerfully.
2) Switching to resto-staff and just heal regen + use light attacks.
3) .... beat the "mighty" Daedric Prince, with resto staff light attacks in 5 minutes.
This was so crappy, boring and out of context that it was a big disappointment for me.
You are missing something here.I'm sorry, was Jyggalag unbeatable in his own realm? No? Then why would Molag Bal be?
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SouthernDiscomfort wrote: »What annoys me more than the fact that you're going toe to toe with a daedric prince is that once you've finished the main story there's still all the dark anchors littering Tamriel which even if you argue that is for the sake of gameplay, it still underlines a big hole in the story's foundation.
I really want to say that I like the story but it's things like this that leaves a less than desirable taste in my mouth. God knows what the storyline for Craglorn will be like if that was the main story for the game.
SouthernDiscomfort wrote: »What annoys me more than the fact that you're going toe to toe with a daedric prince is that once you've finished the main story there's still all the dark anchors littering Tamriel which even if you argue that is for the sake of gameplay, it still underlines a big hole in the story's foundation.
I really want to say that I like the story but it's things like this that leaves a less than desirable taste in my mouth. God knows what the storyline for Craglorn will be like if that was the main story for the game.
I would rather not have more phasing. And taking them out after you kill Molag Bal would be massively game breaking.
What if you didn't get all the anchors before you did the quest? Does that mean they're lost completely to you forever?
I'm sorry, was Jyggalag unbeatable in his own realm? No? Then why would Molag Bal be?
My "great" end-fight looked like this:
1) Noticing that your normal "light" attacks got crazy powerfully.
2) Switching to resto-staff and just heal regen + use light attacks.
3) .... beat the "mighty" Daedric Prince, with resto staff light attacks in 5 minutes.
This was so crappy, boring and out of context that it was a big disappointment for me.
people will complain about anything. Literally everyone in my guild was talking about how awesome the end fight was. its certainly better than any end fight in any other elder scrolls that's for sure.
I absolutely agree with @Sleepwalker you MADE it boring with your light attacks. you didn't KILL him (you can not kill a daedric prince) and they explained it in a perfectly lore friendly way.
^ achievements may not matter for you, but it matters a heck load to some.
The thing you need to come to accept about MMORPGs is that sometimes, things just won't fit in perfectly. Personally, I'd rather have the archors there than not having them because although they add to group-play in the game, which there is so little of.
Sleepwalker wrote: »By simplifying his entire arsenal of 10 Skills, 2 ultimates, a combination of light and heavy attacks, and stamina based manuevers to ONLY light attacks with the resto staff and one HoT. Why I had to explain that this method is more boring is beyond me...
And if you're truly about to argue that light attacks with the lowest DPS weapon on the game is the MOST effective way to defeat this boss, or any boss for that matter, you belong in a padded room or under a bridge friend.
nicholaspingasb16_ESO wrote: »Sleepwalker wrote: »By simplifying his entire arsenal of 10 Skills, 2 ultimates, a combination of light and heavy attacks, and stamina based manuevers to ONLY light attacks with the resto staff and one HoT. Why I had to explain that this method is more boring is beyond me...
And if you're truly about to argue that light attacks with the lowest DPS weapon on the game is the MOST effective way to defeat this boss, or any boss for that matter, you belong in a padded room or under a bridge friend.
Now, now. No need to be a condescending butthole with that last paragraph.
If you give a player a way to do something, it should be considered a part of the game. In this case, having this boring option be better than the other options at his disposal that you deem more interesting, means that the bossfight is being made boring FOR HIM.
You didn't defeat Molag Bal at all.You din not even set him back . That whole fight was a joke, he made it appear that you won for some reason incomprehensible to dumb mortals. It's like letting your kid brother beat you at some stupid video game just for fun.
This.
Maybe that soul we got back isn't as clean as we'd like it to be. Must not apply soulstone directly to the forehead.
You didn't defeat Molag Bal at all.You din not even set him back . That whole fight was a joke, he made it appear that you won for some reason incomprehensible to dumb mortals. It's like letting your kid brother beat you at some stupid video game just for fun.
This.
Maybe that soul we got back isn't as clean as we'd like it to be. Must not apply soulstone directly to the forehead.
You didn't defeat Molag Bal at all.You din not even set him back . That whole fight was a joke, he made it appear that you won for some reason incomprehensible to dumb mortals. It's like letting your kid brother beat you at some stupid video game just for fun.
This.
Maybe that soul we got back isn't as clean as we'd like it to be. Must not apply soulstone directly to the forehead.
Well Thurn explains that the Amulet of Kings Will grand you power to go toe to toe and that power needed sacrifice. He didn't know you would become a demigod or an acarat of akatosh.