Sabenfox wrote: »

......and will be working on much more in 2016, including a major change in how world zones treat player character levels.

This is a good thing. Scaling should be across the board, regardless of the content or character level at hand, and the reason for this is this: let's say you're level 15. You just finished Glenumbra, and you're ready to head over to Stormhaven. But wait, you're needed in Wrothgar to help save Orsinium!

You go to Wrothgar, knock out all the quests, have a blast... and come back and head to Stormhaven! But now you're level 24, and... everything is underleveled to you. Grossly underleveled. Not just that, but you no longer get loot or XP from kills because there's too much of a level difference, and the enemies are too easy. It gets boring, and boring fast. There's zero reward for killing mobs except for the occasional scrap of leather, and the only XP you can get is from quests. It gets dull. This level disparity will only grow worse as time goes on and more DLC is introduced into the game.

The only way to move forward is to slog through it... or outright skip a ton of content. And both options kind of suck for a lot of people.

With making content scale across the board they can ensure nobody underleveled (or overleveled) for any one area. Gameplay can be fairly consistent, and difficulty can be tweaked a bit to better ensure everything is pretty much where it should be.

I"m all for leveling, and i feel like Preyfar did bring up some very good points, at the same time i've played Guild Wars 2, and i'd hate to see this game turn into another GW2 type system.

Sounds like level scaling for ESO.

To be honest it'd work well in this game, unlike in some MMO's. So I'll support it.