Perhaps there could be something like Completionist's Pack in the crown store, for each zone, that would mark everything in that zone as complete, so people could complete everything without losing any exp by switching off bonuses.

Yes this option would be good for pvp in the non vet.

Would be nice to have a toon that could stay in that campaign with xp turned off.

Devlin69 wrote: »

Yes this option would be good for pvp in the non vet.

Would be nice to have a toon that could stay in that campaign with xp turned off.

No, it woud be in fact very bad for PvP there, because what makes the noob campaign, in part, superior to adult pew pew, albeit by increasingly smaller margin, is that players either do not have higher level skills and passives at all or only have them for limited amount of time and definitely not all of them. Less of jesus beams, bolt escapes, fears etc.

I recently watched Timeout from Tamriel where they discussed lowbie PvP. They readily agreed on it being fun, more than adult PvP and then went on to agree on, to my amusement and disgust, how would it be cool to have an option to stop exp. So clueless.

I was not really even thinking of PvP as I have been avoiding it on my low level characters as it is yet another thing that makes me outlevel the content.. I am not that interested in PvP to be honest.

But for those of us who actually enjoy the PvE content, the blanket excess xp is killing the PvE game.

I suspect there is no easy 'one size fits all' answer.

My own take is that maybe PvP xp and PvE xp should maybe be separate. That way we could enjoy both without them having a detrimental effect on each other?

jarky wrote: »

this post doesn't make any sense. who doesn't want to level up?!? can't fight harder bosses?

I agree...Just do the quests....You will level fine...I'm not sure I understand the complaint.

Is OP unhappy because the battles are easier than they feel they should be?

Trust me...You'll be begging for those later.

I remember doing a Fighters Guild quest that was a little out of my Level. The one where you find out the Kitty Cat has been lying to you about Sees-All-Colors. I thought I would never kill that last Harvester. No matter how hard I tried I could not, at that point, stop those balls from healing her. It took me literally 30 minutes of avoiding death and basically doing heavy attacks with my staff and using AOE attacks on the balls to finally down the thing.

After that...If a quest is yellow or orange I'm ok with it. It doesn't always have to be red for me to enjoy it.

@nickg420 have you actually tried that fight lately? In beta and shortly after launch yes it was a challenge. Now she rolls over& dies if you so much as look at her - the fights have been nerfed into oblivion. Which is sad. I WANT to have to think about a fight, not have it handed me on a plate. Without challenge what is the point of playing at all? Even Molag Bal was a pushover once some kind guildie told me that 'block is your friend' - and that was before he was nerfed.

My point is simple. Some of us feel that it is better to travel than to arrive. That the journey should be meaningful and challenging. And that we should not be forced to skip well-written stories or fun dungeons purely because someone else wants to skip the whole game and be 'level 100 right now' without experiencing any of the wonderful, diverse world out there.

For those who want that, carry on, but please do not force those of us who wish to enjoy the whole world at level to skip content just in order to be able to do so.

To clarify - I have one character who is V14. I found that, having enjoyed doing dungeons/delves etc with guildies, by the time I reached the Silver and Gold parts of the PvE content I was way over level so most of the quests posed little challenge and the rewards were completely trivial.

So I decided to try on my Sorc to stay at the 'appropriate' levels for the zones. Worked ok until I got to about level 12 or so, then I made the mistake of doing a couple of delves and an anchor or two and suddenly all the mobs were so easy it just was not fun any more.... So thanks to the extra xp I never wanted, I now find I am avoiding PvP, delves etc just to try to have a fighting chance of staying at a level where the content might be at least mildly challenging.

As for the 'solo' guild quests, what the heck happened to them? In beta I remember wondering if I would ever beat the Clannfear in Cheesemonger's Hollow, but I kept trying - it was great fun and really felt I had achieved something when I finally got him down. On this character I went in, looked at it and it keeled over.... Same for the lamia in the Fighters Guild line. And those quests are supposed to scale to my level? No challenge, no sense of having beaten the odds, nothing....... I was sooo disappointed

Rev Rielle wrote: »

I completely agree. There should be an option:

Main Menu -> Settings -> Gameplay -> Experience: ON/OFF.

Or Crown Store -> Consumables -> Potion of Retardation (reduces exp yield from all sources to 0 for X hours). Traditionally, players pay for exp boosters to get unfair advantage over other players by outleveling them. But in the noob campaign, they could still pay for exp boosters to quickly create level 49 FOTM builds and then they would have to pay repeatedly to prevent vet out.
The Monetization Department should really consider it. They would not even have to worry about cutting sales of riding lessons by it, because most of the time people are stuck in combat and can not mount anyway.
They could also buff ESO+ exp boost to increase demand for exp-blocking potions. But not too much, XP/CP boosting scrolls must sell too.