Something Constructive.

Tabbycat · July 2014

Natjur wrote: »

smeeprocketnub19_ESO wrote: »

There are dragons they just fly really really high up, and the ones that fly low to the ground are invisible!

Invisible Dragons.... that explains the lag!!! It was caused by a nearby invisible dragon!

That's what M'aiq says but I am not sure how reliable his information is.

More variety with alchemy ingredients... not just plants. I want Giant's toes, butterfly wings, scamp's skin, and more.

SFBryan18 · July 2014

Add a feature? Proximity voice chat.

Improve what already exists? Reduce CPU usage by optimizing our GPU. Find and fix the CPU bottlenecks.

I feel they should optimize what they already made before moving on to new things.

hk11 · July 2014

capes

lerial32 · July 2014

Azzuria wrote: »

Rework Veteran rank quests in opposing faction lands to be spy-like, sabataging and undermining that opposing faction. Increased replayability.

My husband had a very long discussion about this very thing. It would have made things so much more refreshing and not a grind. Just one added quest with a special NPC that has you spy on the enemy factions by helping them at the same time.

Hears_Bright_Colors · July 2014

zScars wrote: »

time capsule telling me to not roll templar or nightblade when game launched

Took 2 minutes for unconstructiveness to begin. Although, that's a pretty long time for these forums.

Add 3rd resource specifically for defensive maneuvers such as blocking, dodge rolling and cc break.

Moonscythe · July 2014

Costumes that can go over armor and inventory space for the "extras" like maps and pets and trophies and costumes that we're encouraged to care about but end up clogging the bank/inventory bag.

Dcaliber · July 2014

Raids. 10man to 25 man. I want some sort of progression system. PvE feels lacking.

AlexDougherty · July 2014

MercyKilling wrote: »

AlexDougherty wrote: »

and there are no Dragonborn in this game. So it would be for one race only.

Umm...spoiler alert.....

But didn't the Prophet show us a memory where Varen Aquilerios(or however the name is spelled) attempted to BECOME a dragonborn to light some kind of fires and rightfully sit the throne of emporer?

So there -are- dragonborn, insofar as they're not an unknown thing to this era/time but a player cannot become one.

Edit:

Almost forgot to mention the relevant idea I had for posting in this thread:

Player housing. Not tied to anything, either. You don't have to be in a guild, don't have to PvP, you can just purchase housing. And don't make it godsawful expensive, either.

Varen Aquilerios attempted to become dragonborn, keyword attempted.
I wasn't saying that Dragonborn are unknown, just that there are none in the game.

I like the player housing though.

FlinkeKlinge · July 2014

Armor preview, while crafting.

Leafmint · July 2014

An open field next to a white house with a boarded front door and a mailbox

Eirikur · July 2014

I want an in-game barber and access to more beard styles, as the initial selection is very limited. Additionally I'd like to be able to wear heavy fur cloaks. Basically, opportunities to make my character look more 'rugged'.

mips_winnt · July 2014

Being able to name armor pieces and weapons during the enchant process (like you could in Skyrim).

isengrimb16_ESO · July 2014

MercyKilling wrote: »

AlexDougherty wrote: »

and there are no Dragonborn in this game. So it would be for one race only.

Umm...spoiler alert.....

But didn't the Prophet show us a memory where Varen Aquilerios(or however the name is spelled) attempted to BECOME a dragonborn to light some kind of fires and rightfully sit the throne of emporer?

So there -are- dragonborn, insofar as they're not an unknown thing to this era/time but a player cannot become one.

Edit:

Almost forgot to mention the relevant idea I had for posting in this thread:

Player housing. Not tied to anything, either. You don't have to be in a guild, don't have to PvP, you can just purchase housing. And don't make it godsawful expensive, either.

I think there's two kinds of "dragonborn", if I remember the Skyrim discussions with long-time TES heads well enough. I don't think the "dragonborn kings" were quite the same as our Dragonborn, but I can't remember the exact details of such difference.

Unless they clear things up in TES VI and reveal that our Dragonborn became emperor for a while, and relit those fires (assuming they were unlit in Skyrim.)

Um, playable fox-people. Those haven't been mentioned yet. Or maybe just more ducks for lakes.

Eirikur · July 2014

isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »

I think there's two kinds of "dragonborn", if I remember the Skyrim discussions with long-time TES heads well enough. I don't think the "dragonborn kings" were quite the same as our Dragonborn, but I can't remember the exact details of such difference.

Unless they clear things up in TES VI and reveal that our Dragonborn became emperor for a while, and relit those fires (assuming they were unlit in Skyrim.)

All Dragonborn have the blood and soul of a dragon, which is a blessing bestowed by Akatosh. Only a few of them have knowledge of the Thu'um though. All Emperors were Dragonborn (up until Martin Septim), but not all Dragonborn were Emperors.

The Dragonfires were destroyed in Oblivion, and no longer exist at the time Skyrim takes place.

isengrimb16_ESO · July 2014

Eirikur wrote: »

isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »

I think there's two kinds of "dragonborn", if I remember the Skyrim discussions with long-time TES heads well enough. I don't think the "dragonborn kings" were quite the same as our Dragonborn, but I can't remember the exact details of such difference.

Unless they clear things up in TES VI and reveal that our Dragonborn became emperor for a while, and relit those fires (assuming they were unlit in Skyrim.)

All Dragonborn have the blood and soul of a dragon, which is a blessing bestowed by Akatosh. Only a few of them have knowledge of the Thu'um though. All Emperors were Dragonborn (up until Martin Septim), but not all Dragonborn were Emperors.

The Dragonfires were destroyed in Oblivion, and no longer exist at the time Skyrim takes place.

Uhm, I thought there was a slight, but more substantial difference than the Thu'um (which has to be learned either way, it's just easier for the dragonborn to do it than run of the mill Nords.) Mr Stormcloak did train up with the Greybeards, yes?

Mmm, is it a genetic thing? Or can anyone pop out as Dragonborn? (Skyrim gameplay aside that allows any race to be one, that is.)

Anyway, I thought I remembered a character (possibly during the main quest) explaining at least some of this, but I don't feel like playing through again to try to find one or two lines of dialogue.

Eirikur · July 2014

isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »

Eirikur wrote: »

isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »

I think there's two kinds of "dragonborn", if I remember the Skyrim discussions with long-time TES heads well enough. I don't think the "dragonborn kings" were quite the same as our Dragonborn, but I can't remember the exact details of such difference.

Unless they clear things up in TES VI and reveal that our Dragonborn became emperor for a while, and relit those fires (assuming they were unlit in Skyrim.)

All Dragonborn have the blood and soul of a dragon, which is a blessing bestowed by Akatosh. Only a few of them have knowledge of the Thu'um though. All Emperors were Dragonborn (up until Martin Septim), but not all Dragonborn were Emperors.

The Dragonfires were destroyed in Oblivion, and no longer exist at the time Skyrim takes place.

Uhm, I thought there was a slight, but more substantial difference than the Thu'um (which has to be learned either way, it's just easier for the dragonborn to do it than run of the mill Nords.) Mr Stormcloak did train up with the Greybeards, yes?

Mmm, is it a genetic thing? Or can anyone pop out as Dragonborn? (Skyrim gameplay aside that allows any race to be one, that is.)

Anyway, I thought I remembered a character (possibly during the main quest) explaining at least some of this, but I don't feel like playing through again to try to find one or two lines of dialogue.

Mortals favored by Akatosh can become Dragonborn through his blessing, which I think is what Varen Aquilarios tried to do (very proactively). Once they become Dragonborn they gain the blood and soul of a dragon, and this is passed down to their descendants (such as in the Septim dynasty), making them Dragonborn as well. I don't think the Dragonborn Emperors are a different kind of Dragonborn... I believe there's only one kind. The ability to use Thu'um and absorb dragon souls varies though.

TheAmu · July 2014

Children NPCs.

isengrimb16_ESO · July 2014

Eirikur wrote: »

isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »

Eirikur wrote: »

isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »

I think there's two kinds of "dragonborn", if I remember the Skyrim discussions with long-time TES heads well enough. I don't think the "dragonborn kings" were quite the same as our Dragonborn, but I can't remember the exact details of such difference.

Unless they clear things up in TES VI and reveal that our Dragonborn became emperor for a while, and relit those fires (assuming they were unlit in Skyrim.)

All Dragonborn have the blood and soul of a dragon, which is a blessing bestowed by Akatosh. Only a few of them have knowledge of the Thu'um though. All Emperors were Dragonborn (up until Martin Septim), but not all Dragonborn were Emperors.

The Dragonfires were destroyed in Oblivion, and no longer exist at the time Skyrim takes place.

Uhm, I thought there was a slight, but more substantial difference than the Thu'um (which has to be learned either way, it's just easier for the dragonborn to do it than run of the mill Nords.) Mr Stormcloak did train up with the Greybeards, yes?

Mmm, is it a genetic thing? Or can anyone pop out as Dragonborn? (Skyrim gameplay aside that allows any race to be one, that is.)

Anyway, I thought I remembered a character (possibly during the main quest) explaining at least some of this, but I don't feel like playing through again to try to find one or two lines of dialogue.

Mortals favored by Akatosh can become Dragonborn through his blessing, which I think is what Varen Aquilarios tried to do (very proactively). Once they become Dragonborn they gain the blood and soul of a dragon, and this is passed down to their descendants (such as in the Septim dynasty), making them Dragonborn as well. I don't think the Dragonborn Emperors are a different kind of Dragonborn... I believe there's only one kind. The ability to use Thu'um and absorb dragon souls varies though.

Mm, Ok, I was beginning to think maybe the "other" kind of dragonborn didn't use/couldn't learn shouts at all, or something like that. I might have been told a load of bollocks on that other site, as well.

TheAmu wrote: »

Children NPCs.

Heh. Another "special" NPC idea - put a couple of REALLY ANNOYING, super-bratty kids in towns. Punt the kid to initiate justice system pvp. That might be worth a guard beatin' actually.

The PvPers just might find lots more people to play with than they might otherwise, ha.

AlexDougherty · July 2014

isengrimb16_ESO wrote: »

I think there's two kinds of "dragonborn", if I remember the Skyrim discussions with long-time TES heads well enough. I don't think the "dragonborn kings" were quite the same as our Dragonborn, but I can't remember the exact details of such difference.

The Differences between the Skyrim Dragonborn and the Dragonborn Emperors (Descendents of Tiber Septim) where the following:

1. The Septims were Heriditary Dragonborn. But they had to wait until the previous Dragonborn had died for the eldest heir to become the next on.
2. They had a few extra powers, the last emperor had visions for example.
3. They didn't bother to learn the Thu'ums any more, if they had the Mythic Dawn wouldn't have been able to get close enough to the last emperor to assassinate him.

Oh and on OPs subject, there is a thread about adding an appearance option for those who max out Blacksmithing/Woodworking/Clothing. It basically says that if you raise one of those skills to level 50, then you should be able to craft a piece of gear, but be able to choose a cosmetic look from earlier materials. ie. you could make an Ebony Sword, but it would look like a Dwarven Metal Sword.

I would like to see that in game.

someuser · July 2014

good suggestions! nice to see constructive threads for once

moxiesauce · July 2014

AlexDougherty wrote: »

forbarcusb16_ESO wrote: »

Dragon shouts. Takes months of real time to learn, how amazing would it be to Fus-Ro-Dah in PvP?

Only Nords and Dragonborn can use Shouts, and there are no Dragonborn in this game. So it would be for one race only.

Is that true? The prophet was using the amulet of kings to become dragonborn wasn't he? he's imperial. Not to mention you can play all these same races in skyrim.

* response to OP, all class tree's should be on one character, would eliminate the QQ about DK's and sorcs being OP and people could really make their toon in crazy ways, make some of the class tree's stam based aswell.

Bleakraven · July 2014

Open world (free to go anywhere, regardless of quests done, regardless of cations) and cross-faction content/communication.

reften · July 2014

One Cyrodiil campaign VR10+
One Cyrodiil campaign VR1 to VR9
One Cyrodiil campaign Level 50 or less

AlexDougherty · July 2014

moxiesauce wrote: »

AlexDougherty wrote: »

forbarcusb16_ESO wrote: »

Dragon shouts. Takes months of real time to learn, how amazing would it be to Fus-Ro-Dah in PvP?

Only Nords and Dragonborn can use Shouts, and there are no Dragonborn in this game. So it would be for one race only.

Is that true? The prophet was using the amulet of kings to become dragonborn wasn't he? he's imperial. Not to mention you can play all these same races in skyrim.

It's correct. Only Nords and Dragonborn can use shouts, that's part of the lore, in fact the lore about Nords being the only "Race" who could use shouts predates Skyrim. They also have a reputation of weaving the tongues of fallen enemies into ropes, at least according to the lorebooks. This is connected to them using shouts, via a twisted kind of logic.

The Dragonborn (plural) could use shouts too, because of the blessing of Akatosh (and a dragonsoul). This was added by Skyrim. The Prophet did try to become a dragonborn, but he didn't succeed (unless he it's at the very end), thus we have no Dragonborn in the game.

Woolenthreads · July 2014

moxiesauce wrote: »

Is that true? The prophet was using the amulet of kings to become dragonborn wasn't he? he's imperial.

Yes, Varen was trying to become Dragonborn after Mannimarco told him a ritual would make him so. It's not a spoiler, by the way, it's exposition from the Prophets memory. It should be considered obvious that Mannimarco was lying to Varen to create the breach allowing the Plane-Merge. Varen would have believed Manni-crappo because he desired to become Emperor and his desire and trust over-rode his common sense.

In regards to the OP, Circlets as well as Helms, not as Jewellery but as a very "light" form of protection (say, half the Armour Value of a "Light Armour" Hat)

MrDenimChicken · July 2014

More than 5 active abilities per weapon set. We aren't playing on consoles.

Mykah · July 2014

Melee Skill Crafting, like spell crafting but for weapon abilities.

lePoissonRouge · July 2014

A more advanced character creation. The sliders don't do too much and I'm still kinda sad that they didn't actually include the hair they have the Bosmer in my icon in the game