How should we be able to spot werewolves

clayandaudrey_ESO · October 2014

It was brought up that werewolves are anonymous until they transform but vampires are always visible because of appearance. In that case what would you like to see implemented to correct this?

ers101284b14_ESO · October 2014

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Their fleas and bad smell.

Evandus · October 2014

Fighters Guild Skill line:
Passives (4th down)
Skilled Tracker - Allows Fighters Guild abilities that affect Undead and Daedric enemies to also affect Werewolves.

Suffice to say it already exists.

Resueht · October 2014

There shouldn't be a way to tell unless they are transformed. That's one of the benefits over vamps. If we had our WW passives active as humans/mer, then maybe some detection would be reasonable. As it stands, no detection please.

Chufu · October 2014

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I recommend @ZOS: Make "Evil hunter" for WWs too (change: this ability marks vampires AND werewolves with patch 1.5 and not only vamps). This would be fairness to both specialities.

If Evil hunter is fair with this change is another question!

MornaBaine · October 2014

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A skill you have to spend a skill point on and slot. In other words, you need to be actively looking for them and "trained" to spot them. The answer is NOT "Screw over werewolves like ZoS screwed over vampires and make them not only obvious but hideous to the point where a lot of people don't even want to play them." The answer IS: Make spotting werewolves a skill AND fix vampire appearance and make spotting vampires a special skill ALSO. Heck, I'm cool with a "monster spotter" skill that lets you see them both.

MornaBaine · October 2014

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Chufu wrote: »

I recommend @ZOS: Make "Evil hunter" for WWs too (change: this ability marks vampires AND werewolves with patch 1.5 and not only vamps). This would be fairness to both specialities.

If Evil hunter is fair with this change is another question!

So this skill really does ONLY affect vampires? That's some f'ed up BS right there!

Gilvoth · October 2014

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when target them they should be highlighted in some way as obvious that they are a warewolf in human form.

Gythral · October 2014

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Mark 1 Eyeball

Selique · October 2014

When they transform, that is the cue, that something isn't right. They don't need anything subtler. How can you miss a giant rampaging wolfman?

Evandus · October 2014

MornaBaine wrote: »

Chufu wrote: »

I recommend @ZOS: Make "Evil hunter" for WWs too (change: this ability marks vampires AND werewolves with patch 1.5 and not only vamps). This would be fairness to both specialities.

If Evil hunter is fair with this change is another question!

So this skill really does ONLY affect vampires? That's some f'ed up BS right there!

*sigh*

I did post earlier in this thread that the passive, Skilled Tracker, is designed to allow Fighter's Guild abilities to affect Werewolves in the same way as Undead and Daedra.

BBSooner · October 2014

MornaBaine wrote: »

Chufu wrote: »

I recommend @ZOS: Make "Evil hunter" for WWs too (change: this ability marks vampires AND werewolves with patch 1.5 and not only vamps). This would be fairness to both specialities.

If Evil hunter is fair with this change is another question!

So this skill really does ONLY affect vampires? That's some f'ed up BS right there!

Vampire passives and learned skills can be used at any time. Werewolf only when they're transformed. Sounds balanced to me.

Nox_Aeterna · October 2014

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The skill that tells who is a vampire should say also who is a WW , outside that , nothing really , WW are not know for reveling their form other than when they transform.

BBSooner wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

Chufu wrote: »

I recommend @ZOS: Make "Evil hunter" for WWs too (change: this ability marks vampires AND werewolves with patch 1.5 and not only vamps). This would be fairness to both specialities.

If Evil hunter is fair with this change is another question!

So this skill really does ONLY affect vampires? That's some f'ed up BS right there!

Vampire passives and learned skills can be used at any time. Werewolf only when they're transformed. Sounds balanced to me.

Nope , it is not , vampire problems (which is fire) is an actual issue , not like the WW problem that the player can pretty much ignore and just get the perk of being a WW.

Tapio75 · October 2014

Be required to have the title "from London"

Hehe ^^

Anyways, i think a new passive in the Fighters guild tree that makes all werewolves have an aura around them so you can easily detect them. It would be like "sensing" someone is werewolf... This could also work for vampires so that we dont have to be pale in stage 1 anymore.

Srau · October 2014

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Their need to kill NPCs to feed on regular basis (juste like in TES 2) .... would work very well with the new justice system and, bonus, it would even things for "ugly face we know what you are" vampires both on feeding needs and being hunted.

BBSooner · October 2014

Nox_Aeterna wrote: »

The skill that tells who is a vampire should say also who is a WW , outside that , nothing really , WW are not know for reveling their form other than when they transform.

BBSooner wrote: »

MornaBaine wrote: »

Chufu wrote: »

I recommend @ZOS: Make "Evil hunter" for WWs too (change: this ability marks vampires AND werewolves with patch 1.5 and not only vamps). This would be fairness to both specialities.

If Evil hunter is fair with this change is another question!

So this skill really does ONLY affect vampires? That's some f'ed up BS right there!

Vampire passives and learned skills can be used at any time. Werewolf only when they're transformed. Sounds balanced to me.

Nope , it is not , vampire problems (which is fire) is an actual issue , not like the WW problem that the player can pretty much ignore and just get the perk of being a WW.

Disagree, fire vulnerability in PvE ( and some pvp) is a "are you bad and stand in red circles" check. The notion that an optional skill line (despite its drawbacks) is part of the min/max meta is luckily being fixed with these changes.

Also, perk of bring a werewolf? Besides character flavor there is no reason to be a werewolf for players concerned with any competitive builds - at least vampire will remain preferable for niche builds (which is how it should be for an optional skill line).

Luckily that is being changed as well - and while it probably still won't be as useful as the pure utility a player gets from the pool of class/weapon skills - it will at least be fun to have more than 2 skills on my hotbar after a transformation.

Aoife32001 · October 2014

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You shouldn't be able to spot werewolves unless, obviously, they are transformed.

In ESO lore, there is no reliable way to spot an un-transformed werewolf (that I am aware of, anyway).

ThisOnePosts · October 2014

Werewolves have lots of facial hair regardless of gender

lmfao I just came here to vote for this option... mission complete

starkerealm · October 2014

Be required to have the title "from London"

Nox_Aeterna wrote: »

Nope , it is not , vampire problems (which is fire) is an actual issue , not like the WW problem that the player can pretty much ignore and just get the perk of being a WW.

I disbelieve your lethal arrow. I disbelieve your lethal arrow. I dis-aggghhhg

Orchish · October 2014

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Unlike vampires, Werewolves only get their abilities once transformed. Therefor should remain undetectable until actually transformed.

Fenris · October 2014

I dont think any detection should be implemented. We are already weaker than normal humans while in human form since fighters guild stuff and poisons still hurt us more (regardless of what form we are in). We have no benefits in human form to compensate that, unlike vampires that have all of their spells and passives at all times.

ExiledKhallisi · October 2014

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They are only weak vs poison while transformed....

The obvious werewolf skin is obvious enough I think

Evergnar · October 2014

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None of the above.

Merlin13KAGL · October 2014

Garden hose...Smell of wet dog.

starkerealm · October 2014

Be required to have the title "from London"

ExiledKhallisi wrote: »

They are only weak vs poison while transformed....

The obvious werewolf skin is obvious enough I think

You sure about that? The 50% weakness to poison shows up as a general debuff, not as a "while you're transformed" thing.

starkerealm · October 2014

Be required to have the title "from London"

Oh, in a general response, I'd love to have unique titles to go with the Werewolf and Vampire achievements, indicating when you're a Werewolf, Werewolf Master, Vampire, or Vampire Master... if you choose.

Chrlynsch · October 2014

If you need to highlight a giant, furry, leaping, howling, wolf beast then you may have bigger problems.

Sablemane · October 2014

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Should notice them by the way they chase magelight orbs. Or by the frequency of their desire to sniff our nethers

Thrymbauld · October 2014

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None of the above, x2.

Unless the day comes that werewolves start gaining constant benefits on par with vampires, at which point, give them a decided hair growth issue.

SteveCampsOut · October 2014

None of the Above.

Forestd16b14_ESO · October 2014

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When we see them chaseing there weapons when there sheathed there a werewolf. When they growl angry at cats and khajiits there a werewolf. When they howl at Masser and Secunda there a werewolf. When there part of Companions of Skyrims inner circle there a werewolf. When they have a imp from the realm of twilight thats really the princess of the twilight realm hideing in there shadow giving them advice and being rude ... there a wolf. When there catch frase is " Can't let you do that star fox " there a werewolf... humanoid thing.....

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How should we be able to spot werewolves

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