I voted yes but had not read the full description. It should not be limited to those that have played it before.

I love the idea forming a group and working within a group can be a massive pain in the rear.

Lets be honest.....really threads like this begin to point out that we would like to see a real expansion.

So lets say if VR levels didn't exist, the expansion would raise the max character cap level, add more solo and dungeon content as well as more raiding + maybe even PvP content.

Bloodfang wrote: »

No. You already have solo dungeons -> Delves, heck even the public dungeons can be soloed.

What I want though is more Delves (instanced only to you), with more difficulties and achievements tied to them.

Sorry but they really are not solo, there are other people in them, better for every area like that to have option to go in just by yourself or with your premade group. Area being scaled to fit size and level of group inside.

Public dungeons however, should stay as they are, also places like Fungal grotto.

Folkd wrote: »

clocksstoppe wrote: »

If you want to play a single player game then do so. ESO doesn't need more solo dead content.

because craglorn was such an epic success right?

It wasn't, but for different reasons than you think.

Craglorn is based on an instanced world with trials, dungeons and quests. To find 3 or even 11 like minded players in advance, before you do those tasks is extremely hard. There is a reason why all MMOs have group finders these days or get more / less rid of any instanced premade content since finders are also very problematic.

15 years ago when MMO developers started with instancing and "invite me" buttons, gamers were nerds. They treated each other with respect and the outcome wasn't as important as today.
It was a knit community, most had manners and you always found like minded players to spend some time with. A similar community like the club scene, it was a family of friends.

Today however gaming is a very strange hobby, so strange that you have tons of people participating in it and therefore the individual social behavior is less important, as people simply put just hide in the masses.

The nerds from 15 years ago, now have children, full time jobs etc. while our new generation of mostly impatient players is huge, as pretty much every kid owns a PC these days. Achievements and stats grant invites now and allow you to do content, the actual person behind the char however, has become unimportant and therefore you are treated like a rain drop, something totally common that can easily be washed away if someone is tired of it.

Therefore finding a group can take hours in todays MMOs and this ZO didn't understand when they designed Craglorn. They didn't understand that gating content behind a "must have group" which had to be found in advance is a problem and because of this their content so far was nothing but a flop.

If Craglorn would had been group content, but for passer byes like in all the other zones, then more people would had gone there.

Trials should be open for everyone, world bosses that can be accessed by all players, bosses that scale while dungeons should be like delves, open for all.

Craglorn as a basic idea was fine, but the execution was outdated.

We already have them. This game needs a combo of solo/group play. Public dungeons are great for players that enjoy group play.

I would rather seem them actually create new zones with lots to do in them than scaling dungeons to solo. If I want to solo a dungeon, I will just go in alone. Plenty of people do this already.