GW2 do this fairly well. Your health scales to whichever zone level you enter. Of course, top level weapons & experience still make life easy.

Pepsi2853_ESO wrote: »

add an option to scale your level down to whatever level you've already passed so that if say you want to do a dolmen for an old area but already out leveled the placed you can still get a challenge there. or if you forgot to do a quest line in a lower level area for a skill point so it isn't too boring going back to get it. also it will allow for pre-groups to form easier for lower level people so we can all scale down to the same level.

#esosucks

That moment when you write #esosucks but continue to play it... :^)

strikeback1247 wrote: »

Pepsi2853_ESO wrote: »

add an option to scale your level down to whatever level you've already passed so that if say you want to do a dolmen for an old area but already out leveled the placed you can still get a challenge there. or if you forgot to do a quest line in a lower level area for a skill point so it isn't too boring going back to get it. also it will allow for pre-groups to form easier for lower level people so we can all scale down to the same level.

#esosucks

That moment when you write #esosucks but continue to play it... :^)

#isucktoo

strikeback1247 wrote: »

Pepsi2853_ESO wrote: »

add an option to scale your level down to whatever level you've already passed so that if say you want to do a dolmen for an old area but already out leveled the placed you can still get a challenge there. or if you forgot to do a quest line in a lower level area for a skill point so it isn't too boring going back to get it. also it will allow for pre-groups to form easier for lower level people so we can all scale down to the same level.

#esosucks

That moment when you write #esosucks but continue to play it... :^)

That moment you avoid everything OP says just to nit pick one hash tag....

#trumpsupporters smh


OP, There should be plenty of challenges ahead of you. A lot of us didn't complete every single lower level quests either. Besides the dolmen achievement, was there another reason to going back to lower zones?

They do scale the newer zones and dungeons now too. This should fill your needs a little.

phairdon wrote: »

GW2 do this fairly well. Your health scales to whichever zone level you enter. Of course, top level weapons & experience still make life easy.

I like how it is done in GW2 too.

A lvl 80 in a lvl 15 area is still much stronger than a lvl 15 character in the same area, but the content is still somehow relevant and you can't just one shot everything (granted, you can one shot lots of things depending on your build, but still).

What I love about this system is that the Devs can add new stuff to old areas and they will still be relevant to veteran players.

I am all for downscalling.

Callous2208 wrote: »

phairdon wrote: »

GW2 do this fairly well. Your health scales to whichever level zone you enter. Of course, top level weapons & experience still make life easy.

I found that got incredibly annoying after a while in GW2. You never really felt "stronger" anywhere you went and no matter what gear you had from what I recall. Was like you were a fresh level 1 every time you went back to a lower level zone. It's been a while since I played the game though so my memory is a bit foggy of on the finer points in that system.

I played GW2 from that game's headstart to the release of Orsinium in ESO, and I absolutely disagree.

First, low level equipment only enhances one attribute, while max level equipment enhances three. Add better quality gear and runes to that, plus class atributes, and you have a pretty big difference between a scalled down lvl 80 and a "fresh level 1". Personally, I never ever felt like I wasn't getting stronger. Quite the opposite, really. And I leveled 8 characters to max level.

Pepsi2853_ESO wrote: »

add an option to scale your level down to whatever level you've already passed so that if say you want to do a dolmen for an old area but already out leveled the placed you can still get a challenge there. or if you forgot to do a quest line in a lower level area for a skill point so it isn't too boring going back to get it. also it will allow for pre-groups to form easier for lower level people so we can all scale down to the same level.

#esosucks

I like the idea of being able to level suppress and group up with your newbie pals, but I don't think ESO sucks.

Eshelmen wrote: »

strikeback1247 wrote: »

Pepsi2853_ESO wrote: »

add an option to scale your level down to whatever level you've already passed so that if say you want to do a dolmen for an old area but already out leveled the placed you can still get a challenge there. or if you forgot to do a quest line in a lower level area for a skill point so it isn't too boring going back to get it. also it will allow for pre-groups to form easier for lower level people so we can all scale down to the same level.

#esosucks

That moment when you write #esosucks but continue to play it... :^)

That moment you avoid everything OP says just to nit pick one hash tag....

#trumpsupporters smh


OP, There should be plenty of challenges ahead of you. A lot of us didn't complete every single lower level quests either. Besides the dolmen achievement, was there another reason to going back to lower zones?

They do scale the newer zones and dungeons now too. This should fill your needs a little.

i mean, say you're a person that grinded to a high level not realizing that certain quests held skill points, and you were missing out on about 15 skill points. it would suck to have to do 15 quest lines, all telling you to do this and that, without even the slightest challenge because you out level everything you're doing.

i think this is why eso should add the option to be able to suppress your own level.

vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »

I would prefer if they made all the areas v16 and scaled the peoples instead. Like all the dlc. Take the shackles off and let is roam free!

Then what's the point of leveling?