PSA: How to prepare for 1.6

MissBizz · February 2015

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

MissBizz wrote: »

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

MissBizz wrote: »

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

Morning folks,

3. Make your vr5 food now or sell off ingredients. A lot of ingredients will be set to old when 1.6 hits. While we can't be certain some will remain that way after feedback, you can count on your food to be upgraded, so save yourself dome worry. Some notable items are things like "imperial _______" which cost 63 from grocers today will sell for 10 when set yo old. Uncommon pepper, used in consummate honey brittle, will go old. Uncommon oats, used in consummate sweetrolls, will now be used in drinks. Here is a post with more details done by @Sneak_Thief.

Provisions ingredients were raised in price to 150 gold. We were told our old ingredients would sell for the price of purchasing new ingredients. Initially the price of new ingredients was 10 gold. Can someone from EU with their character copy confirm old ingredients are still only being sold for 10gold? Or if the sale price was raised to match the new ingredient price?

From screenshots sent to me yesterday they were not. I will repost when I'm at home. making the vr5 food is a pretty safe bet though.

Safer bet for those who might actually use the VR10 food it converts to. Some people aren't there yet.. And could be months until they hit VR10. *points at self* ☺ I'd rather take the gold if it was changed to 150 The new Vr10 food may not sell well since so many people plan on cooking up now.

Thanks in advance for checking later. And I must ask.. These screenshots are from the latest pts patch?

Well if you were in AD I could help us =D

But even vr10 food will probably sell for more than the sum of ingredients. The screens werect done yesterday, a mod in ESOM's channel helped out.

Ahaha, my main (VR7) IS AD.. but I'm all about enjoying the experience on her, not levelling

Mindless levelling is reserved for my EP and DC toons.

Alright thanks for the confirmation. I guess I'll go cook everything up!

adriant1978 · February 2015

If you're like me and have a lot of alts, too many to remember all their stats, screenshot your attribute/skill screens the night before the patch drops. Even if you're planning to re-spec in 1.6 you'll still probably want to know what you're going to re-spec from.

HeroOfNone · February 2015

adriant1978 wrote: »

If you're like me and have a lot of alts, too many to remember all their stats, screenshot your attribute/skill screens the night before the patch drops. Even if you're planning to re-spec in 1.6 you'll still probably want to know what you're going to re-spec from.

Not sure how to put that into the list this really, given how a lot of skills will rework a lot of builds. I almost think it's better left under "read the patch notes" since any prior or PTS build info is working off a lot of broken assumptions of critical building and ultimate generation. Maybe not making a Screenshot would be better for folks to read the abilities before putting points in blindly? I don't know =/

Erock25 · February 2015

Someone told me you can sell your horse. If you have purchased one or even multiple of the expensive horses, you're better off selling it if you are a cheapskate. If you have no other cheap horses that you trained in speed, it will take you a while to get back to where you were, but it will be much cheaper than 42k.

Kikazaru · February 2015

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

9. Hold off on buying pvp coffers. There are VR 13 and vr14 versions coming in 1.6

REALLY!?!? I just spent all my AP points yesterday..... uuuuuuugggghhhhhh.

starkerealm · February 2015

MissBizz wrote: »

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

Morning folks,

3. Make your vr5 food now or sell off ingredients. A lot of ingredients will be set to old when 1.6 hits. While we can't be certain some will remain that way after feedback, you can count on your food to be upgraded, so save yourself dome worry. Some notable items are things like "imperial _______" which cost 63 from grocers today will sell for 10 when set yo old. Uncommon pepper, used in consummate honey brittle, will go old. Uncommon oats, used in consummate sweetrolls, will now be used in drinks. Here is a post with more details done by @Sneak_Thief.

Provisions ingredients were raised in price to 150 gold. We were told our old ingredients would sell for the price of purchasing new ingredients. Initially the price of new ingredients was 10 gold. Can someone from EU with their character copy confirm old ingredients are still only being sold for 10gold? Or if the sale price was raised to match the new ingredient price?

[EDIT] For anyone else with the above thoughts.. it has been confirmed "old" ingredients are intentionally set to sell for 10 gold instead of the new ingredient price of 150 gold here

While it's sad, I can't really fault them for that. If we could sell the old ingredients for 150 any current provisioner would break the game's economy in hilarious ways.

It was nicer when the provisioning ingredients were only 10 gold a piece though. That felt a lot more reasonable than what we've got going on now.

MissBizz · February 2015

starkerealm wrote: »

MissBizz wrote: »

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

Morning folks,

3. Make your vr5 food now or sell off ingredients. A lot of ingredients will be set to old when 1.6 hits. While we can't be certain some will remain that way after feedback, you can count on your food to be upgraded, so save yourself dome worry. Some notable items are things like "imperial _______" which cost 63 from grocers today will sell for 10 when set yo old. Uncommon pepper, used in consummate honey brittle, will go old. Uncommon oats, used in consummate sweetrolls, will now be used in drinks. Here is a post with more details done by @Sneak_Thief.

Provisions ingredients were raised in price to 150 gold. We were told our old ingredients would sell for the price of purchasing new ingredients. Initially the price of new ingredients was 10 gold. Can someone from EU with their character copy confirm old ingredients are still only being sold for 10gold? Or if the sale price was raised to match the new ingredient price?

[EDIT] For anyone else with the above thoughts.. it has been confirmed "old" ingredients are intentionally set to sell for 10 gold instead of the new ingredient price of 150 gold here

While it's sad, I can't really fault them for that. If we could sell the old ingredients for 150 any current provisioner would break the game's economy in hilarious ways.

It was nicer when the provisioning ingredients were only 10 gold a piece though. That felt a lot more reasonable than what we've got going on now.

Unfortunately I must agree to disagree with you @starkerealm. When ingredients were only 10 gold each, and EVERY ingredient except the 2 rare ingredients were available for purchase.. it made provisioning outside of doing it for yourself completely worthless. It would have been useless to sell ingredients (which will be "slightly" (barely) more difficult to find due to justice system.) as they were available for 10 gold from a vendor. It would have made provisioning even easier than it is now (which I must say I think is WAY too easy.. crafts should take a bit more effort than that). All the other crafts force you to harvest items, and "hope" you find what you need. I think it's great the provisioning will follow the same idea (even if some items are available from the grocer, at least it's not all of them).

starkerealm · February 2015

MissBizz wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

MissBizz wrote: »

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

Morning folks,

3. Make your vr5 food now or sell off ingredients. A lot of ingredients will be set to old when 1.6 hits. While we can't be certain some will remain that way after feedback, you can count on your food to be upgraded, so save yourself dome worry. Some notable items are things like "imperial _______" which cost 63 from grocers today will sell for 10 when set yo old. Uncommon pepper, used in consummate honey brittle, will go old. Uncommon oats, used in consummate sweetrolls, will now be used in drinks. Here is a post with more details done by @Sneak_Thief.

Provisions ingredients were raised in price to 150 gold. We were told our old ingredients would sell for the price of purchasing new ingredients. Initially the price of new ingredients was 10 gold. Can someone from EU with their character copy confirm old ingredients are still only being sold for 10gold? Or if the sale price was raised to match the new ingredient price?

[EDIT] For anyone else with the above thoughts.. it has been confirmed "old" ingredients are intentionally set to sell for 10 gold instead of the new ingredient price of 150 gold here

While it's sad, I can't really fault them for that. If we could sell the old ingredients for 150 any current provisioner would break the game's economy in hilarious ways.

It was nicer when the provisioning ingredients were only 10 gold a piece though. That felt a lot more reasonable than what we've got going on now.

Unfortunately I must agree to disagree with you @starkerealm. When ingredients were only 10 gold each, and EVERY ingredient except the 2 rare ingredients were available for purchase.. it made provisioning outside of doing it for yourself completely worthless. It would have been useless to sell ingredients (which will be "slightly" (barely) more difficult to find due to justice system.) as they were available for 10 gold from a vendor. It would have made provisioning even easier than it is now (which I must say I think is WAY too easy.. crafts should take a bit more effort than that). All the other crafts force you to harvest items, and "hope" you find what you need. I think it's great the provisioning will follow the same idea (even if some items are available from the grocer, at least it's not all of them).

Yeah, sorry, I'm talking about from a setting coherency perspective. Right now we have a setting where you can pawn a full suit of armor and still not have enough money to pay for the groceries. Which seems really weird. From a gameplay perspective it makes sense. But that's a slightly different issue.

Grao · February 2015

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

Morning folks,

As many know, 1.6 has been delayed, but there are several things you can do in preparation to ensure you get your maximum return and have the lowest chance of having issues:

1. Take anything out of your mail and store it on a character. Your mailbox is not a bank, as ZOS has pointed out to me in a few trouble tickets, and letting things sit in there makes it more likely it will be deleted over time or when a major patch happens. Don't be surprised if support refuses to restore your legendary items lost
2. Make sure you have 10 less items from a full inventory if you use a purchased pack horse. When we change to 1.6 your horses will be made into one mount With their trained stats converted. Stats from purchase, like the 10+ from a pack horse, will not. Others had random items deleted on PTS, so keep your items 10 below the max!
3. Make your vr5 food now or sell off ingredients. A lot of ingredients will be set to old when 1.6 hits. While we can't be certain some will remain that way after feedback, you can count on your food to be upgraded, so save yourself dome worry. Some notable items are things like "imperial _______" which cost 63 from grocers today will sell for 10 when set yo old. Uncommon pepper, used in consummate honey brittle, will go old. Uncommon oats, used in consummate sweetrolls, will now be used in drinks. Here is a post with more details done by @Sneak_Thief.
4. Screenshot or youtube your achievements. If you pride yourself as an achievement hunter and don't want to lose a particular dye or title, record it incase some get lost. Around 1.3/1.4 older players will remember some achievements were lost randomly, so Screenshot it to give support proof of your deeds!
5. Train 3 horses in one specific stat. As mentioned earlier the top 3 trained stats will be combined into a single riding skill, so you can train each Stat 3x faster today than tomorrow, when you can only train one at a time. This applies to mostly imperial edition players at this point, since only the one gold horse would be cost effective.
6. Store quests if you're getting your max CP on conversation. Storing quests simply mean to complete quests up till the final turning stage but not completing it. If your getting your max 70 champion points, because you have a vr14 or multiple VR characters, then storing these will give you a nice boost when 1.6 comes out. Even if all you do is grind, get some ready! The most exp will probably be Cyrodiil quests, craglorn quests, and some of the Cadwell quests. Remember you can keep 25.
7. If you're not getting max CP on conversion, keep leveling! If you won't get your max CP points get all the exp you can on veteran level chars. The more you do now will get covered to a lot more when 1.6 hits. Since the grind spots are also getting nerfed you will also probably hit a leveling curve as well.
8. Store golden undaunted keys. This can be a pain, because they can't in the bank, but save these till 1.6. The drop rate on shoulders is increasing and the sturdy versions are gone.
9. Hold off on buying pvp coffers. There are VR 13 and vr14 versions coming in 1.6
10. Farm a few purple motifs and recipes. you don't know how hard farming will be, so get some and store some if you can. Prices will also probably go up with the buy to play release
11. Stock up on the basics for crafting. certain basic ingredients and motif essentials will now be in owned drawers, so stock up on a few before it becomes illegal.
12. Stock up on raw materials. Doing writs will give more rare materials when 1.6 comes out. Hirelings will give fewer gold mats, so save up the raw material and get ready to fill out more work orders. There is a debate if refining is giving the proper amount of rare drops, as it was to be increased in 1.6 but it's much lower on PTS. It's a gamble to refine or not refine them right now, so I recommend to wait to see if it's fixed.
13. Save some different gear. 1.6 changes a lot, so stop trashing your heavy armor or medium armor drops, some of that may be more powerful now for your play style.
14. Prepare to sneak and lockpick. Thieving is fun, save some lockpick and practice your sneaking. If you're not as sneaky as a khajiit or Nightblade look into the nightshade or nightmothers embrace dropped sets. These will reduce your detection radius. Read this post on legerdemain for more thriving details done by @DeLindsay.
15. Read the 1.6 patch notes! Things are constantly changing so hop over to the PTS forums to see what else has changed!

If anyone has any other items that should be added just post a reply. If it seems appropriate I'll toss it in.

I'll see most of you folks when 1.6 does come live and I'll try to get an updated highlight section on twitch and youtube for dungeons and other content as well. Have fun in the meantime =3.

Adding to your post:

If you are running a sorcerer as your main, start leveling a Templar. Sorcerers are officially been relegate to farmers or PvPers only in 1.6.

Ysne58 · February 2015

starkerealm wrote: »

Ysne58 wrote: »

The issue with inventory and the carry horse has been resolved. I'd still recommend following the advice just to be safe.

Has the +10 been dealt with though? I know the issue where you'd lose all of your horse inventory space got dealt with.

@starkerealm last time I checked (earlier this week) I had the correct amount of inventory spots -- I will admit that the bug didn't hit every one. It did hit me with NA character the first week of testing, and not the second time and did not hit with my EU character. I believe it has been fixed.

starkerealm · February 2015

Erock25 wrote: »

Someone told me you can sell your horse. If you have purchased one or even multiple of the expensive horses, you're better off selling it if you are a cheapskate. If you have no other cheap horses that you trained in speed, it will take you a while to get back to where you were, but it will be much cheaper than 42k.

It won't really mater, though. If you want that visual for your horse it'll still be 42k. Though it will be account wide. You'll also lose out on any gold you spent training the horse, which is probably 12k. Not sure what the horses sell for, though.

starkerealm · February 2015

Ysne58 wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

Ysne58 wrote: »

The issue with inventory and the carry horse has been resolved. I'd still recommend following the advice just to be safe.

Has the +10 been dealt with though? I know the issue where you'd lose all of your horse inventory space got dealt with.

@starkerealm last time I checked (earlier this week) I had the correct amount of inventory spots -- I will admit that the bug didn't hit every one. It did hit me with NA character the first week of testing, and not the second time and did not hit with my EU character. I believe it has been fixed.

I know basic horse inventory got fixed. There was an issue in the first week where everything that was stored on my horses went *poof*. When the second NA week rolled around, the issue was fixed. But, I've got the imperial edition, so my characters all use the white horse. I don't know about the +10 horses.

WhiskyBob · February 2015

16. Start Stacking Potions Potions on current PTS are highly abusable so start stacking them hard.
17. If you are alchemist Stop skipping dragonthorn and blessed thistle - stamina builds and stamina/weapon crit potions are so broken its funny. You want those pots.

phtony06b14_ESO · February 2015

Thank for the heads up. I really can't imagine a 1.6 release where inventory goes poof. ESO has already had this occur once after launch; the fallout would be massive if it happened again.

Since the release has been delayed possibly into March, I really hope they fix this issue. Storage space has always been an issue for me & I don't want to have to carve out regular inventory - horse upgrades - 10 on every character I have.

Maverick827 · February 2015

So basically what you're saying is that there are a lot of storage related bugs coming up in 1.6 and rather than Zenimax offering better storage on live (which people have been asking for since beta) or even fixing the bugs, we instead have to follow a fifteen point checklist to not have our items irreversibly deleted?

Sounds like the preparation check list could be a lot shorter if it read "Step 1: Just give up."

starkerealm · February 2015

phtony06b14_ESO wrote: »

Thank for the heads up. I really can't imagine a 1.6 release where inventory goes poof. ESO has already had this occur once after launch; the fallout would be massive if it happened again.

Since the release has been delayed possibly into March, I really hope they fix this issue. Storage space has always been an issue for me & I don't want to have to carve out regular inventory - horse upgrades - 10 on every character I have.

That extra -10 is horse inventory. They fixed the issue where all of your horse inventory would *poof* when the patch applied. But the extra 10 you get from the horse that starts with extra capacity might still be volatile.

phtony06b14_ESO · February 2015

starkerealm wrote: »

phtony06b14_ESO wrote: »

Thank for the heads up. I really can't imagine a 1.6 release where inventory goes poof. ESO has already had this occur once after launch; the fallout would be massive if it happened again.

Since the release has been delayed possibly into March, I really hope they fix this issue. Storage space has always been an issue for me & I don't want to have to carve out regular inventory - horse upgrades - 10 on every character I have.

That extra -10 is horse inventory. They fixed the issue where all of your horse inventory would *poof* when the patch applied. But the extra 10 you get from the horse that starts with extra capacity might still be volatile.

Great, thanks for the heads up.

HeroOfNone · February 2015

Grao wrote: »

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

Morning folks,

As many know, 1.6 has been delayed, but there are several things you can do in preparation to ensure you get your maximum return and have the lowest chance of having issues:

1. Take anything out of your mail and store it on a character. Your mailbox is not a bank, as ZOS has pointed out to me in a few trouble tickets, and letting things sit in there makes it more likely it will be deleted over time or when a major patch happens. Don't be surprised if support refuses to restore your legendary items lost
2. Make sure you have 10 less items from a full inventory if you use a purchased pack horse. When we change to 1.6 your horses will be made into one mount With their trained stats converted. Stats from purchase, like the 10+ from a pack horse, will not. Others had random items deleted on PTS, so keep your items 10 below the max!
3. Make your vr5 food now or sell off ingredients. A lot of ingredients will be set to old when 1.6 hits. While we can't be certain some will remain that way after feedback, you can count on your food to be upgraded, so save yourself dome worry. Some notable items are things like "imperial _______" which cost 63 from grocers today will sell for 10 when set yo old. Uncommon pepper, used in consummate honey brittle, will go old. Uncommon oats, used in consummate sweetrolls, will now be used in drinks. Here is a post with more details done by @Sneak_Thief.
4. Screenshot or youtube your achievements. If you pride yourself as an achievement hunter and don't want to lose a particular dye or title, record it incase some get lost. Around 1.3/1.4 older players will remember some achievements were lost randomly, so Screenshot it to give support proof of your deeds!
5. Train 3 horses in one specific stat. As mentioned earlier the top 3 trained stats will be combined into a single riding skill, so you can train each Stat 3x faster today than tomorrow, when you can only train one at a time. This applies to mostly imperial edition players at this point, since only the one gold horse would be cost effective.
6. Store quests if you're getting your max CP on conversation. Storing quests simply mean to complete quests up till the final turning stage but not completing it. If your getting your max 70 champion points, because you have a vr14 or multiple VR characters, then storing these will give you a nice boost when 1.6 comes out. Even if all you do is grind, get some ready! The most exp will probably be Cyrodiil quests, craglorn quests, and some of the Cadwell quests. Remember you can keep 25.
7. If you're not getting max CP on conversion, keep leveling! If you won't get your max CP points get all the exp you can on veteran level chars. The more you do now will get covered to a lot more when 1.6 hits. Since the grind spots are also getting nerfed you will also probably hit a leveling curve as well.
8. Store golden undaunted keys. This can be a pain, because they can't in the bank, but save these till 1.6. The drop rate on shoulders is increasing and the sturdy versions are gone.
9. Hold off on buying pvp coffers. There are VR 13 and vr14 versions coming in 1.6
10. Farm a few purple motifs and recipes. you don't know how hard farming will be, so get some and store some if you can. Prices will also probably go up with the buy to play release
11. Stock up on the basics for crafting. certain basic ingredients and motif essentials will now be in owned drawers, so stock up on a few before it becomes illegal.
12. Stock up on raw materials. Doing writs will give more rare materials when 1.6 comes out. Hirelings will give fewer gold mats, so save up the raw material and get ready to fill out more work orders. There is a debate if refining is giving the proper amount of rare drops, as it was to be increased in 1.6 but it's much lower on PTS. It's a gamble to refine or not refine them right now, so I recommend to wait to see if it's fixed.
13. Save some different gear. 1.6 changes a lot, so stop trashing your heavy armor or medium armor drops, some of that may be more powerful now for your play style.
14. Prepare to sneak and lockpick. Thieving is fun, save some lockpick and practice your sneaking. If you're not as sneaky as a khajiit or Nightblade look into the nightshade or nightmothers embrace dropped sets. These will reduce your detection radius. Read this post on legerdemain for more thriving details done by @DeLindsay.
15. Read the 1.6 patch notes! Things are constantly changing so hop over to the PTS forums to see what else has changed!

If anyone has any other items that should be added just post a reply. If it seems appropriate I'll toss it in.

I'll see most of you folks when 1.6 does come live and I'll try to get an updated highlight section on twitch and youtube for dungeons and other content as well. Have fun in the meantime =3.

Adding to your post:

If you are running a sorcerer as your main, start leveling a Templar. Sorcerers are officially been relegate to farmers or PvPers only in 1.6.

I always recommend folks try new classes till they find something that fits their play style and needs. Happy you found yours. Added a note to consider alternate builds and classes though.

WhiskyBob wrote: »

16. Start Stacking Potions Potions on current PTS are highly abusable so start stacking them hard.
17. If you are alchemist Stop skipping dragonthorn and blessed thistle - stamina builds and stamina/weapon crit potions are so broken its funny. You want those pots.

potions were already stacked up and abused pretty good in 1.5 (most sustain builds using 15 second tripots) and the market for dragonthorn and blessed thistle were already seeing rise. I added something into the gear section.

Vahrokh · February 2015

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

I always recommend folks try new classes till they find something that fits their play style and needs. Happy you found yours. Added a note to consider alternate builds and classes though.

I was happy to have found mine, then they made it rubbish.

You should reccommend folks to grind a DK and Templar up for any evenience, those seem to be the two classes that ZoS has managed to make relatively unbugged and very powerful at their job and stay consistent with that through the months.

kimboh · February 2015

Thanks for the post @heroofnoneb14_ESO , I was just making myself a 'to do' list but you saved me some time, also a couple of things I hadn't thought of.

Cheers.

Poxheart · February 2015

(Haven't read the entire thread, so maybe this has already been addressed, but...)

Has anybody tested the recovery rate of rare mats in 1.6 from deconstructing loot? If so, is it better, worse, or the same?

HeroOfNone · February 2015

Poxheart wrote: »

(Haven't read the entire thread, so maybe this has already been addressed, but...)

Has anybody tested the recovery rate of rare mats in 1.6 from deconstructing loot? If so, is it better, worse, or the same?

an active debate. The notes say it should be higher, but the testing shows it to be lower. the recommendation is to play chicken with them and hold onto them. most of the constructive feedback has been put into the main post at this point.

starkerealm · February 2015

Poxheart wrote: »

(Haven't read the entire thread, so maybe this has already been addressed, but...)

Has anybody tested the recovery rate of rare mats in 1.6 from deconstructing loot? If so, is it better, worse, or the same?

Refinement's been tested. I'm not sure about decon rates, though. Refinement seems to be "maybe" higher. Or roughly the same.

HeroOfNone · February 2015

This thread is tracking the current rate refinement in PTS. still haven't heard if these numbers will go up or down, but like crafting ingredients going away this may be kept low for the sake of the game economy.

stabswithjello · February 2015

I am going to assume the brace for impact posture,

BlueIllyrian · February 2015

Yeah...

No, I shouldn't have to do hoopla to play the game or cover for ZOS' bad decisions.

stefan.gustavsonb16_ESO · February 2015

BlueIllyrian wrote: »

Yeah...
No, I shouldn't have to do hoopla to play the game or cover for ZOS' bad decisions.

Agreed, but because we can now pretty much expect them to botch the update, we might as well try to avoid the worst negative effects. I have cooked up all my Pepper and Oats, hoarded a few recipes I would have sold or even given away, and kept a few stacks of raw material to refine later.

BlueIllyrian · February 2015

stefan.gustavsonb16_ESO wrote: »

BlueIllyrian wrote: »

Yeah...
No, I shouldn't have to do hoopla to play the game or cover for ZOS' bad decisions.

Agreed, but because we can now pretty much expect them to botch the update, we might as well try to avoid the worst negative effects. I have cooked up all my Pepper and Oats, hoarded a few recipes I would have sold or even given away, and kept a few stacks of raw material to refine later.

True, but what about next time, or one after that?

HeroOfNone · February 2015

BlueIllyrian wrote: »

stefan.gustavsonb16_ESO wrote: »

BlueIllyrian wrote: »

Yeah...
No, I shouldn't have to do hoopla to play the game or cover for ZOS' bad decisions.

Agreed, but because we can now pretty much expect them to botch the update, we might as well try to avoid the worst negative effects. I have cooked up all my Pepper and Oats, hoarded a few recipes I would have sold or even given away, and kept a few stacks of raw material to refine later.

True, but what about next time, or one after that?

Spend more time in PTS giving feedback? Or wait longer for the next update? It's a little like dating, you can have something come out fast, something with a lot of content, something not buggy, or something balanced. Pick maybe a max of two and you're in the software development business.

Meanwhile this is a post on tips to protect your stuff and to possibly profit off the changes. Start a complaint thread and I'm sure you'd get more folks interested in joining in rather than getting off topic.

Flaminir · February 2015

heroofnoneb14_ESO wrote: »

It's a little like dating, you can have something come out fast, something with a lot of content, something not buggy, or something balanced. Pick maybe a max of two and you're in the software development business.

Congratulations..... the winner of the internet today is @heroofnoneb14_ESO

Too many people want the moon on a stick... yesterday... covered in chocolate sprinkles!