Hmmmm, it seams the english spoken user have a lot more ideas .... but they are mostly equal to the german ones

Since it was explicitly mentioned, I'll bite...

What would it take to make the Maormer a playable race? You already have them in-game as NPCs, and you have playable mer in existence already, why not add one more type?

Additional morphs to existing class skills.
Making class passives morphable.
Modifying toggle skills such that they have a secondary ability on reactivation and deactivate on a combination press.
Providing combat pets with user controllable abilities.

A different quest icon for crafting writs, so you don't think you've found a new quest every time you get near one of the stalls.

I've got so I take on the quests anyway, with no intention of completing them, just to make the quest icon disappear, but this causes other problems (like taking up multiple quest slots that I could use for more interesting quests, messing with T-cycling, etc etc).

But I suspect changing their icon would involve some breaking of the whole quest-tracking system, so maybe not possible.

Tactile Harmony in combat.

Currently all skills are different and I end up doing finger gymnastics across the keyboard trying to move and cast skills at the same time.
I often end up miskeying and spend more time worrying about finger position than the combat in front of me.

Given the choice...
1. use the 1-5 keys for mode switching instead from regen/passive > active skills [like a keyboard scale for DPS].
2. Have the right click for 5x passive defensive modes [meditate/stance/block/sidestep/roll]
3. Have the right hold for 5x active defensive modes [channel/recover/bash/throw/charge]
4. Have the left click for 5x passive offensive modes [feint/light/medium/heavy/commit]
5. Have the left hold for 5x active offensive modes [disrupt/disorient/cripple/knockdown/knockout]
6. Mode 1/2 is all about regeneration and interrrupt.
7. Mode 4/5 is all about max dps and max stun time.
8. Heavy defensive and offensive skills only stun but take longer to execute with a warm up phase
9. Slotting different weapons would change the flavour of these common actions.
10. Movement speed increases with scale at expense of balance and energy regen
11. Animation cancelling is removed and animation time scales with mode.

The Point ?
Skills become instinctive and familiar rather than alien and all over the place allowing muscle memory to dominate.
There is commonality between all weapons making learning new skills much faster.
Combat becomes less of a whackamole system and more about being in the right tactical mode at the right time.
The finger gymnastics doesnt have to be as intense allowing you to worry more about moving around and positioning and keeping you in the heart of the combat instead of looking for keys.
Combat depends on tactical skill and not finger speeds or macros or bugs or input device.

At the end of the day I want to saver and experience the combat...not worry about having a perfect rotation with perfect finger sync timing and have a degree to calculate the optimum skill/block/attack combo to give me max dps.

Cloaks / Capes! The main problem i see here would be with Helmet & Pauldron collisions but I'm sure you guys could work some magic and implement this with relative ease

Can there be a way to change my class on a certain character? I play as a Imperial With Heavy Armour and I find that in PVP situations my character is a invalid asset to my group. why not have a shrine that can change your class for people who only stick to one character.

OK then
What would it take to implement one handed staffs, call them short-staffs or wands, whatever
Give sorcerers something other than a spell blade to work with

Wakkoo wrote: »

Players of a faction able to go to another factions areas/zones to do PvE and possible PvP aspects. I dont really want to create a new character just to be able to explore the whole world of Tamriel

You already do. It's the conversation that is pretty heated around here... veteran levels. Once you get past the main story, there is another story that continues the progress through the other faction's areas.

i agree with housing and haircut change.

Eldarth wrote: »

Dark Fissure Escalation

Instead of a dark fissure vanishing after being undisturbed, it should evolve...

• after an hour - add a defensive berm and a couple minions
• after 4 hours - add a palisade and a few more daedra
• after 8 hours - add stone walls to become a small keep and the boss mob
• after 12 hours - small "raiding parties" could wander or attack nearby areas

Is the dark fissure the event where daedra suddenly appear on the landscape through the dark blue cloudy thing? If that's the case, I love your ideas!

Caroloces wrote: »

Eldarth wrote: »

Dark Fissure Escalation

Instead of a dark fissure vanishing after being undisturbed, it should evolve...

• after an hour - add a defensive berm and a couple minions
• after 4 hours - add a palisade and a few more daedra
• after 8 hours - add stone walls to become a small keep and the boss mob
• after 12 hours - small "raiding parties" could wander or attack nearby areas

Is the dark fissure the event where daedra suddenly appear on the landscape through the dark blue cloudy thing? If that's the case, I love your ideas!

Yep - that's them. If they could make the palisade/walls "destructable" that'd be icing on the cake!

I'm so glad this topic was never asked about so let's make a totally huge amount of awesomeness that we all know will never be seen

-Arenas? Let's avoid the idiot meters of "PvP Power" and "PvP Resilience" and keep PvP gear simply better in stats that are desired. Like regens, pure magicka/stamina/health bonuses and so on.
-Make Arenas places players can actually visit and compete on a server side scale like we can with Cyrodiil. Make it some island we can travel to and interact with other players from other factions. Whether it be in trade, duels, or competing in the very arena itself. Make it so people can walk in and take a seat as the audience and actually watch the fights! You could host tournaments, iron man competitions or even go to the old Roman ways and have various creatures from around the world come and fight us. From tiger and wolf packs to even possibly mythical creatures. It'd be simply endless enjoyment. Don't forget the guild wars.
-Crossbows
-Throwable weapons. Axes, tomahawks, spears, etc.
-Underwater exploration. Are you telling me everything the Pirate King looted was in the sand or dirt?
-Make some more interesting dynamics to the Justice system, such as player Bounties. Someone steals an excess of 5,000 gold and suddenly players can go to a local in or guard captain and get the bounty to hunt that player down. If they get them alive there's a 1,500 bonus and dead you get the bounty itself alone. It'd make the world much more diverse and interesting with Infamy and justice.
-Reconstruction of Guild Stores to use code from popular addons.
-A choice for better tooltips for items, multiple comparisons, functioning journals of which players can use to write mixes of reagents, runes, and so on for future references. These journals could even be looked at by other players or the rest of the account's characters and suddenly they'd have those runes, reagents and so on unlocked and known. It could make such things instead of time consuming to find or buy, now much more valuable and so much more useful.
-In game calendars for Guilds and world events such as Arenas and so on.
-Harbour (not cold but Seas) trade. Instead of having alt characters who are nothing but crafters or what be, all of which not really in any desire to level themselves but the professions. Now you could go to the docks of whatever city you're in and actually trade from all of the zones for items you'd normally never be able to get.
-Poison crafting
-Jewelcrafting
-Player Housing. Whether it be a cot in naval vessel, the captain's quarters of a ship flying under a black flag, or a place of your own built by your guild or yourself in a mountain view, or cozy cottage by a riverbed.
-More materials from deconstruction not tempers but actual materials.
-Quests have better gold amounts and better item rewards especially in veteran zones.
-Hirelings are actually worth having whether it be from getting more chances with tempers in larger amounts or it be in materials in larger amounts with a possibility to even purchase/rent more hirelings to gather for you.
-More costumes. Regal, gothic wedding, etc.
-Armored mounts for PvP and guild/pvp rank mounts for PvE. Example being, if your emperor was mounted in Cyrodiil it'd look more fearsome to even look at, with things like spikes and skulls for the Ebonheart and gold plated armor for the Dominion while the Covenant have something with banners and a show of real pride and strength. But if in a PvE zone it'd be a horse that looks stronger than others, stands taller, rides faster and longer. Something that says, "I will lead us!" Guild mounts of course would just have guild colored plate armor or bags, etc.
-Mounted combat in Cyrodiil and/or Arenas. Can you Jousting?
-Skin and butcher animals. It may seem cruel at first, but wait till you can wear those tiger paws as pauldrons or that bear head as a helm to show how fierce you really are!
-Romance emotes for husbands and wives. Divorce as well. Rebranding of names to the Rings of Mara, wedding ceremonies in multiple ways with multiple endings. Lycan pack, Vampire Coven, Fighter's Guild, Personal Guild, etc. wedding styles.
-Agriculture! Why the hell can't we farm our materials for provisioning or alchemy? You could put this in player housing, guild areas too even make a new agriculture guild.
-New guilds from an Archer's guild to a Fisher's guild.
-Piracy! Set sail for the seas and plunder ships and towns with customization to boats and your character to suit such! Even recruit for your boat be an NPC or players.
-Character redos. Maybe you hate the hairstyle or color, maybe you didn't want an eyepatch... Now you can change that for a certain amount of gold or a crown store item ticket.
-Runecrafting. Now people who've finished the mage's guild and have a decent level in enchanting can turn mined stones into runes for enchanting of course in a level based system. These runes would be much weaker at first but grow much stronger in the end then ones you could normally find.

Crafting: Jewelcrafting
Crafting: Alchemy Hirelings
Crafting: Alchemy Poisons

Weapons: Bo staff (2-hand physical stamina-based staff), Polearm (2-Handed such as a Halberd), Crossbow (physical ranged alternative to bow), Wand with Focus (dual wield magicka-based alternative to destruction staff)

Combat: Mounted (one hand weapons, lance, bow, crossbow)

Dungeon Mode: Able to select Normal, Hard Mode, Veteran, Expert Mode (not just 'auto-scaling' to the leader)
- Normal sets dungeon to its designed level
- Hard Mode sets dungeon to its designed level with more enemies (extra abilities) ... and extra loot
- Veteran sets dungeon to its veteran level
- Expert Mode sets dungeon to its veteran level with more enemies (extra abilities) ... and extra loot

Dungeon NPC parties (able to "hire" NPC followers to help complete a dungeon without additional PC players)

Player Housing (Build your own ESTATE): multiple location options, upgrade options (expandable), multiple furniture options (styles and coloring), unlockable NPCs to help run the 'estate' (guards, merchants, and employees), crafting stations, crafting supplies (garden for provisioning vegetables and alchemy flowers and clothier plants (cloth), fishing pool for provisioning, animal pen for provisioning and clothier (leather), mine for blacksmithing and jewelcrafting, orchard for provisioning and woodworking), stable (for horses and pets), tavern (for daily quests and dungeon 'rumors' and wandering merchants with rare items, and recruiting NPCs for dungeon NPC runs), extra storage containers and bank access (personal and guild), dye station, multiple manikins to put armor and weapons not currently being used but saved (help us recycle for alts), library of all the books the character has collected

Followers: NPCs that can be equipped, skill bars set, and follow the player on adventures (perhaps allowed in open world but definitely having up to three on dungeon runs to accompany the player). These followers would stay at the player's estate when not in use.

Fight:
1) Violence (blood, cutting off the head, cutting the throat etc.)
2) All magic spells from the Morrowind and Oblivion (can be used through the quick slot)

Big storylines (no matter how, maybe it will be after time travel):
3) Psijic Order storyline
4) Dwemer storyline
5) Storylines inside all planes of oblivion (with all daedric princes)
6) Morrowind earthquake storyline (I want to see it!)
7) Love storyline
8) Random quests for small factions (bounty hunters, thieves, assassins, trading companies, spies, etc.)

Craft:
9) Poisons
10) Jewellery craft
11) Spells craft
12) Dwemer technology (mechanical traps and temporary combat pets)
13) Armor preview
14) Changing the style

World:
15) Underwater exploration
16) Houses
17) Holidays and other events
18) Daedric artifacts

Transport:
19) Swimming on horseback
20) Knockback passers