Yeah, funny how that works out, eh?

ESO: Massively Single-Player Online

Really Obvious That Fabio Likes Making The Prophet an Asian Orphus.

ebondeath wrote: »

Pretty sure it's one of those "we're here with you in spirit" pep talks like questgivers in every game like to give. Especially old, wizened ones that have no intention of going anywhere with you.

Yep, just a nice shove in the back as you pinwheel through the air without a parachute and a shout of, "Good luck!" from above.

Brilliant.

I never had a problem with the solo quests, aside from the snake lady defiler things. I miss dark talons working on those orbs like back in the beta ;-;

If you can't stand to the solo content, you're gonna have a bad time in Cyrodiil. I'm not making fun. You can do it! Leave, get new gear and some buff food and try again.

Maybe it's my approach. I rolled a DK, I use 4 heavy and 3 med armor with a 2H weapon, I'm using the whitestrake+seducer sets for 3Pc benefits, I use blue or better buff foods, I use a blue weapon and green armor.

Also, I drink potions. They're great if you're an argonian and have one or two rings that improve potion healing.

I get like 8 hours of game time a week. I work full time and I am a father of two. You can do it! Don't give up!

Let us not forget the companions. Supposedly 3 incredibly skilled people + a prophet of the elder scrolls. Only when the do accompany you they are worse than useless and it turns out vastly less skilled than a trash mob let alone any help against anything tougher.

Please Zenimax take note that through masterful use of story and companion npcs my biggest regret in the game was not being able to kill the lot of them and find more useful interesting heroes to save the world with.

Some of the lines in the game are made comic just because of how pathetic these mighty warriors are. So many Daedra so little time. Lets face it one daedra would be more than she could manage as for the head of the dragon guard turns out he could even beat one dragon guard undead.

If you are going to include epic heroes in the story please make the mechanics match or all you do is make it seem laughable. The story then has no bearing on the game and makes any immersion that much harder. The difference between a realist gaming experience that takes itself seriously and make believe time with 5 year olds where nobody dies, everyone lives happily ever after and anyone can be whatever they want to be.

dodgehopper_ESO wrote: »

Anyone ever feel insulted that the 5 Companions keep calling you 'vestige' as if to remind you that you're a soulless freak that they are relying on to fix their horrid mistakes?

'Hey Vestige, did you know you're a vestige of your former Vestigey self? Why don't you go clean my boots vestige. You're so Vestigey'.

If they're so appreciative, you'd think they'd have a little more empathy for your situation. You are after all fighting all their battles and essentially saving the day where they screwed up, and screwed up your life to boot.

I hate it. I cringe every time the Prophet speaks to me. I feel like I'm a tool to them, they won't even speak my name, it's so cold. Thank the Eight I have my comrade Sees-All-Colors.

WhiskeyRiver.AZub17_ESO wrote: »

It busts my butt that I get hit with 12 skeletons and a full blown very immortal Mage at the end of the Coldharbour quest.Alone again,..naturally.

Lol. But just remember ... You're not alone.

Guess I had a little trouble with the title.

Had a great day of gaming where the bow was unbeatable which surprised me until I realized I was level 8 in level 4 quests. Even if it was short lived it was a lot of fun. Unfortunately all the level 4 stuff looks gone so things might be getting back to normal.