Werewolf or Vampire
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Moonscythe✭✭✭✭✭NoneI prefer not to be a monster thank you.Scura di Notte - Altmer Nightblade (gear)
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Nova Sky✭✭✭✭✭VampireThe night my character's incisors lengthened into viper-sharp fangs, her skin paled and her eyes blazed into glowing red orbs for the first time was the best one ever."Wheresoever you go, go with all of your heart."0 -
poodlemasterb16_ESO✭✭✭✭✭VampireI don't see any benefit to being a werewolf and I've tried vampire it's cool for pvp but for pve Is not worth taking 50% extra fire damage, too many mobs use fire. As a sorcerer I have other abilities to keep my health bar full.
Is not a nice feeling when you get chased down by 3 goblins spitting fire, man it hurts and they appear from no where because they are so small.
Fire resist. My witch runs from 800 to 1600 depending on the situation. She swaps out jewelery with Fire Resist and Armor depending on her needs. Really, I don't find it to be a big problem. The pyromancers are always a priority and I'll approach a room full of fire scamps/banekins carefully but in general it's no big deal.
There is nothing even close to Invigorating Drain for health restore. As well ultimate stacks up quickly from that, and the ultimate Devouring Swarm is a beastly AoE attack that returns health as well.
It's why they may be OP.Edited by poodlemasterb16_ESO on July 22, 2014 11:14PM0 -
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✭WerewolfLord_Draevan wrote: »I'm more of a werewolf person, especially ones that transform at will like in TES instead of only being able to during the full moon. I couldn't be a vampire... I love the sun too much (though Vamps in ESO are unaffected by sunlight for some odd reason).
But yeah, I rarely use Werewolf in ESO since you're not a glass cannon like you're supposed to be, you're more of a glass vase: unable to deal or take more than a gentle caress accross the face.
actually, in morrowind you did in fact trasnform at night. I haven't messed with werewolves in oblivion. I think skyrim is the first time you had a choice, excepting when using the ring of hircine.
Also, this is way way before Dawnguard which was new during Skyrim. Now the Companions would be possible wouldn't it?Edited by smeeprocketnub19_ESO on July 22, 2014 11:10PMDear Sister, I do not spread rumors, I create them.0 -
Raash✭✭✭✭Nonepoodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
You would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust meEdited by Raash on July 23, 2014 12:28AM2 -
Mitharus✭✭✭You would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust me
Wait... I was supposed to loose interest in the interesting things? Well [snip]. No one told me that. Thanks! Hopefully the 20'ish years late I am won't put me at to much of a disadvantage.
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PS: Yes I did read the 'almost all adults'. Couldn't resist though; Childish as it is.
Edit: Self censoring.Edited by Mitharus on July 23, 2014 12:37AM2 -
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✭Werewolfpoodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
You would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust me
This is a problem of narrow-mindedness, where an individual perceives that only their way of thinking is the adult way of thinking and everything else is flawed. The reality is much more diverse.
I still love vampires and werewolves because I was fascinated with them as a child, as well as horror movies in general. Just because I am an adult now doesn't mean I have to toss that out because adults can't have fun or some rubbish like that.
I find it rather foul to suggest that one can't enjoy such things due to their age, or that they are "immature" because they enjoy them. I also still like comic books and action figures. That doesn't mean I am not an adult, I certainly deal with the unpleasant crap about being an adult enough.Dear Sister, I do not spread rumors, I create them.3 -
Daethz✭✭✭VampirePicked Vampire because, well, realistic blood and gore, no sparkles or relationship vampires are cool.
The way ESO tackled werewolfs seems kind of lame.Waiting, and watching, for the return of Melee Weapons.
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Raash✭✭✭✭Nonesmeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »poodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
You would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust me
This is a problem of narrow-mindedness, where an individual perceives that only their way of thinking is the adult way of thinking and everything else is flawed. The reality is much more diverse.
I still love vampires and werewolves because I was fascinated with them as a child, as well as horror movies in general. Just because I am an adult now doesn't mean I have to toss that out because adults can't have fun or some rubbish like that.
I find it rather foul to suggest that one can't enjoy such things due to their age, or that they are "immature" because they enjoy them. I also still like comic books and action figures. That doesn't mean I am not an adult, I certainly deal with the unpleasant crap about being an adult enough.
You dont need to agree with me if you dont want to. Ok they suck blood and are dead and all that jazz, and you think its cool and you wanna be one too. Its all good, its ok. But I think vampires and monsters are very childish things! You really say I cant think that?2 -
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✭Werewolfsmeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »poodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
You would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust me
This is a problem of narrow-mindedness, where an individual perceives that only their way of thinking is the adult way of thinking and everything else is flawed. The reality is much more diverse.
I still love vampires and werewolves because I was fascinated with them as a child, as well as horror movies in general. Just because I am an adult now doesn't mean I have to toss that out because adults can't have fun or some rubbish like that.
I find it rather foul to suggest that one can't enjoy such things due to their age, or that they are "immature" because they enjoy them. I also still like comic books and action figures. That doesn't mean I am not an adult, I certainly deal with the unpleasant crap about being an adult enough.
You dont need to agree with me if you dont want to. Ok they suck blood and are dead and all that jazz, and you think its cool and you wanna be one too. Its all good, its ok. But I think vampires and monsters are very childish things! You really say I cant think that?
umm they aren't real, so no I don't want to be one.
Monsters are not even remotely childish. Monsters just become different things to adults. Hunger, poverty, homelessness. We can use monsters in stories to underline these problems, If you don't think on that level, no you probably won't get it.Dear Sister, I do not spread rumors, I create them.0 -
Raash✭✭✭✭NoneYou would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust me
Wait... I was supposed to loose interest in the interesting things? Well [snip]. No one told me that. Thanks! Hopefully the 20'ish years late I am won't put me at to much of a disadvantage.
-M
PS: Yes I did read the 'almost all adults'. Couldn't resist though; Childish as it is.
Edit: Self censoring.
No no, you go along and like what you want. Im not opposing it in anyway, I just think its childish. i judge reality by what I have experienced, and no adult around these parts that I know of are interested in such stuff. So i label it as a childish thing.1 -
Raash✭✭✭✭Nonesmeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »poodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
You would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust me
This is a problem of narrow-mindedness, where an individual perceives that only their way of thinking is the adult way of thinking and everything else is flawed. The reality is much more diverse.
I still love vampires and werewolves because I was fascinated with them as a child, as well as horror movies in general. Just because I am an adult now doesn't mean I have to toss that out because adults can't have fun or some rubbish like that.
I find it rather foul to suggest that one can't enjoy such things due to their age, or that they are "immature" because they enjoy them. I also still like comic books and action figures. That doesn't mean I am not an adult, I certainly deal with the unpleasant crap about being an adult enough.
You dont need to agree with me if you dont want to. Ok they suck blood and are dead and all that jazz, and you think its cool and you wanna be one too. Its all good, its ok. But I think vampires and monsters are very childish things! You really say I cant think that?
umm they aren't real, so no I don't want to be one.
Monsters are not even remotely childish. Monsters just become different things to adults. Hunger, poverty, homelessness. We can use monsters in stories to underline these problems, If you don't think on that level, no you probably won't get it.
I dont agree with you. I think monsters are childish. Most adults I know have no interest in such stuff and its my belief that most adults grows out of the fascination of supernatural sooner or later. But then again, how and when did the word "childish" become an insult? Cant it be a good thing?1 -
skeletorz_ESO✭✭✭Vampirepoodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »MercyKilling wrote: »Neither. If I wanted to play either of those, I'd go play WoD.
Owait. Development for that game got cancelled AGAIN. Go figure.
Whats that, world of dumb? I don't have any idea what most of the acronyms mean.
World of Dild0sEdited by skeletorz_ESO on July 23, 2014 1:15AM“If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things.” -- René Descartes2 -
poodlemasterb16_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Vampirepoodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
You would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust me
I'm 67. You are playing with a doll. Yours is no more mature than mine.
Oh well EDIT: You are a bit delusional as well.
Anyway, I have 7 active chars, with 4 fighters. The fighters I have put the most time into are my tough sorc and my vampire witch, another sorc. They are both just short of level 40. My other vampire is a level 21 Imperial DK and he has become much more fun since I found my bloodfiend. I have a Kajiit NB I have not developed much as well. My son has a Wood Elf VR2 vampire NB that he plays amazingly well.
I love my vampire witch. I have to assume an evil yet somewhat friendly attitude as I mainly save people, you've played this game ... right? As a creature of the night who hates the spawn of Molag Bal worse than any Elf, Man or Beast. I go up against his dead and undead as one of them. It is very sweet RP for a game with perhaps more beings like me than like you. To fight and protect my natural victims from others of evil intent requires an almost schizophrenic approach to the game. My other chars sometimes feel a bit ... normal after playing her for a while.Edited by poodlemasterb16_ESO on July 23, 2014 2:17AM4 -
rynth✭✭✭✭✭well I have both, just got the vamp this morning so haven't fully tested him out yet. The werewolf I've had since they came out (let me tell you it was hard getting a scratch with all the people running around the second week of the game lol). I've maxed out the werewolf went the berserker wolf since I do a lot of solo runs. I don't use my wolf form that much if at all....but for "rp" I like them both equally.When asked what he would do for a Klondike bar. Grand Moff Tarkin said "why I would blow up Alderaan."0
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poodlemasterb16_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Vampirewell I have both, just got the vamp this morning so haven't fully tested him out yet. The werewolf I've had since they came out (let me tell you it was hard getting a scratch with all the people running around the second week of the game lol). I've maxed out the werewolf went the berserker wolf since I do a lot of solo runs. I don't use my wolf form that much if at all....but for "rp" I like them both equally.
When you get the ultimate you are a true vampire. What a load of nonsense.
Anyway they give you drain for a skill point and that is a big part of being a vampire. Have fun.0 -
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✭NoneBecause Twilight killed it. Real vampires are destroyed by UV rays and real warewolves only morph during a full moon.0 -
poodlemasterb16_ESO✭✭✭✭✭VampireBecause Twilight killed it. Real vampires are destroyed by UV rays and real warewolves only morph during a full moon.
Wow. It's a fantasy you understand, I really hope. There are no REAL vampires, outside of a species of bat.Edited by poodlemasterb16_ESO on July 23, 2014 2:20AM0 -
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✭✭NoneIf I played a vampire I would have to wear a bag on my head. Jeez those things are UGLY !So they raised the floor and lowered the ceiling. Except the ceiling has spikes in it now and the floor is also lava.0 -
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✭Nonepoodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
Real, as in the original lore for vampires and warewolves.
What if the game added mermaids with the upper body of a fish, and lower body of a human? Would that even be a mermaid?
Edited by SFBryan18 on July 23, 2014 2:34AM0 -
ItsMeToo✭✭✭✭✭VampireVampire, because it's fun to RP one.FYI - There is no such thing as 'night capping' in a world wide MMO.FYI - There was no paid Beta. When they launched the game the Beta was over, even if you don't think it was.FYI - It's B2P not F2P. There is a difference.FYI - It doesn't take any player skill to mash keys or buttons in this game. The ones that stay alive longer have the better internet connection and speed.FYI - The game is not broken, it still works. It just has 'bugs' that need to be fixed.Balance is a "Bad" thing.
Example: There were hundreds of Jedi and only two Sith in Star Wars. The Jedi wanted, "Balance in the Force" and they got it. Now there are only two Jedi and two Sith.
Balance is a "Bad" thing.Is the glass half full or half empty?
I say, "Get a smaller glass."0 -
ItsMeToo✭✭✭✭✭Vampirepoodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
Real, as in the original lore for vampires and warewolves.
What if the game added mermaids with the upper body of a fish, and lower body of a human? Would that even be a mermaid?
That would be a Maidmer. LOLFYI - There is no such thing as 'night capping' in a world wide MMO.FYI - There was no paid Beta. When they launched the game the Beta was over, even if you don't think it was.FYI - It's B2P not F2P. There is a difference.FYI - It doesn't take any player skill to mash keys or buttons in this game. The ones that stay alive longer have the better internet connection and speed.FYI - The game is not broken, it still works. It just has 'bugs' that need to be fixed.Balance is a "Bad" thing.
Example: There were hundreds of Jedi and only two Sith in Star Wars. The Jedi wanted, "Balance in the Force" and they got it. Now there are only two Jedi and two Sith.
Balance is a "Bad" thing.Is the glass half full or half empty?
I say, "Get a smaller glass."0 -
Oberon✭✭✭✭VampireUntil (if) Werewolves get a very serious buff, under no circumstances become one. They are currently completely, utterly and totally worthless in every way. If their ultimate was free you would still be a fool to use it. They really are that bad. The entire skill line needs to be redesigned from scratch, so unless that happens I'd skip them entirely.0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭WerewolfI went werewolf. Yeah, they're totally underpowered compared to vampires, but I really don't like the vampire aesthetic, or the idea of worrying about what stage I'm at, or worrying about having to mitigate fire (there seem to be far fewer poison effects in the game than fire). Plus, I spent an awful lot of time as a werewolf in Skyrim (the Companions questline and characters were some of my favorites in the game), so it's sort of my way of recapturing some of that. I've always liked wolves anyway.
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You're a very narrow-minded person.smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »poodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
You would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust me
This is a problem of narrow-mindedness, where an individual perceives that only their way of thinking is the adult way of thinking and everything else is flawed. The reality is much more diverse.
I still love vampires and werewolves because I was fascinated with them as a child, as well as horror movies in general. Just because I am an adult now doesn't mean I have to toss that out because adults can't have fun or some rubbish like that.
I find it rather foul to suggest that one can't enjoy such things due to their age, or that they are "immature" because they enjoy them. I also still like comic books and action figures. That doesn't mean I am not an adult, I certainly deal with the unpleasant crap about being an adult enough.
You dont need to agree with me if you dont want to. Ok they suck blood and are dead and all that jazz, and you think its cool and you wanna be one too. Its all good, its ok. But I think vampires and monsters are very childish things! You really say I cant think that?
umm they aren't real, so no I don't want to be one.
Monsters are not even remotely childish. Monsters just become different things to adults. Hunger, poverty, homelessness. We can use monsters in stories to underline these problems, If you don't think on that level, no you probably won't get it.
I dont agree with you. I think monsters are childish. Most adults I know have no interest in such stuff and its my belief that most adults grows out of the fascination of supernatural sooner or later. But then again, how and when did the word "childish" become an insult? Cant it be a good thing?
Additionally, it's disingenuous at best to claim that you didn't mean "childish" as an insult. The term "childish" is, and always has been, a term which is used virtually exclusively in a pejorative sense. Heck, going back at least as far as the senate of ancient Rome we have records of "childish" (well, the word that translates to "childish") being used as an insult.
Someone stole my sweetrollCaius Drusus Imperial DK (DC)
Bragg Ironhand Orc Temp (DC)
Neesha Stalks-Shadows Argonian NB (EP)
Falidir Altmer Sorcr (AD)
J'zharka Khajiit NB (AD)Isabeau Runeseer Breton Sorc (DC)
Fevassa Dunmer DK (EP)
Manut Redguard Temp (AD)
Tylera the Summoner Altmer Sorc (EP)
Svari Snake-Blood Nord DK (AD)Ashlyn D'Elyse Breton NB (EP)
Filindria Bosmer Temp (DC)
Vigbjorn the Wanderer Nord Warden (EP)
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Raash✭✭✭✭None
You're a very narrow-minded person.smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »poodlemasterb16_ESO wrote: »
You would never understand, I lost, as almost all adults, interest in vampires, werewolves, frankenstein, ghosts and other lame kids stuff when I reached my middle teens. You will too when you reach it. trust me
This is a problem of narrow-mindedness, where an individual perceives that only their way of thinking is the adult way of thinking and everything else is flawed. The reality is much more diverse.
I still love vampires and werewolves because I was fascinated with them as a child, as well as horror movies in general. Just because I am an adult now doesn't mean I have to toss that out because adults can't have fun or some rubbish like that.
I find it rather foul to suggest that one can't enjoy such things due to their age, or that they are "immature" because they enjoy them. I also still like comic books and action figures. That doesn't mean I am not an adult, I certainly deal with the unpleasant crap about being an adult enough.
You dont need to agree with me if you dont want to. Ok they suck blood and are dead and all that jazz, and you think its cool and you wanna be one too. Its all good, its ok. But I think vampires and monsters are very childish things! You really say I cant think that?
umm they aren't real, so no I don't want to be one.
Monsters are not even remotely childish. Monsters just become different things to adults. Hunger, poverty, homelessness. We can use monsters in stories to underline these problems, If you don't think on that level, no you probably won't get it.
I dont agree with you. I think monsters are childish. Most adults I know have no interest in such stuff and its my belief that most adults grows out of the fascination of supernatural sooner or later. But then again, how and when did the word "childish" become an insult? Cant it be a good thing?
Additionally, it's disingenuous at best to claim that you didn't mean "childish" as an insult. The term "childish" is, and always has been, a term which is used virtually exclusively in a pejorative sense. Heck, going back at least as far as the senate of ancient Rome we have records of "childish" (well, the word that translates to "childish") being used as an insult.
I think you guys are narrow-minded for not accepting I and many others think monsters are childish.
And if you want take the word "childish" as an insult then by all means, I cant stop you. To me its no insult.1
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