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Next step, redesign the quests and the VR world
RazielSR
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The difficulty fix is great, but what about the rest?
-The world should know you killed Molag Bal.
-You should not be helping other factions.
There should be a different questing design. You should not be doing the same quests as if you reroll in that area, but just with more difficulty. Dolmens and daedras should disappear or at least appear in a different way. The whole map desing should change. Where there we dolmens, now should appear destroyed dolmens. Molag Bals influence should be eradicated. And more things…
In short: the “alternate reality” lazy invention should not exist
-The world should know you killed Molag Bal.
-You should not be helping other factions.
There should be a different questing design. You should not be doing the same quests as if you reroll in that area, but just with more difficulty. Dolmens and daedras should disappear or at least appear in a different way. The whole map desing should change. Where there we dolmens, now should appear destroyed dolmens. Molag Bals influence should be eradicated. And more things…
In short: the “alternate reality” lazy invention should not exist
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Melufey✭✭✭The world knows that you killed Molag Bal. You can hear it from the NPCs saying it randomly, but they don't tribute you for that. That is one of the "problems" of an MMO. Everybody killed Molag Bal in their story. Everybody experienced the same story like you. Would it be special to hear: Oh you killed Molag Bal? Like one million other people. Great job.
You're not really helping other factions. It's a trick by Meridia, so you can see the other factions, their motives and so on. In the other factions they don't see you as a member of the other faction. They see you and think you're a part of their faction. The story to rescue your soul is already completed.
Okay, it's a trick bei Zenimax to use all content for one char, but it's okay.Für das Dominion und die Königin!
Bosmer - Nachtklinge
"Man mag den Stamm trennen, aber die Ranke tötet man damit nicht."0 -
RazielSR✭✭✭✭✭The world knows that you killed Molag Bal. You can hear it from the NPCs saying it randomly, but they don't tribute you for that. That is one of the "problems" of an MMO. Everybody killed Molag Bal in their story. Everybody experienced the same story like you. Would it be special to hear: Oh you killed Molag Bal? Like one million other people. Great job.
You're not really helping other factions. It's a trick by Meridia, so you can see the other factions, their motives and so on. In the other factions they don't see you as a member of the other faction. They see you and think you're a part of their faction. The story to rescue your soul is already completed.
Okay, it's a trick bei Zenimax to use all content for one char, but it's okay.
Whatever, with words and a plot of course it can be something. Anyway, it is just lazy desing, that's the reality.0 -
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✭✭Lets be realistic here. Fixing VET content properly would take months. You'd need to design character stat progression for it, add skills to each skill line, add new armor models to crafting, itemize the whole thing, develop a believable and internaly consistent storyline, record voiceovers for the quests, bugtest it... Thats a LOT of work. On the other hand you can just tweak mob HP in a spreadsheet...Edited by khele23eb17_ESO on July 5, 2014 8:44AMP2P offered you 'hell yeah!' moments. F2P offers you 'thank god its over' moments.1