Did any stam recovery buffs stop working after this most recent patch?

Wuuffyy · April 2016

I'm not sure, or I could just be mistaken, but did they do something to the percent values after having, for example: Werewolf slotted for recov, relentless focus, or anything of that nature?

Preyfar · April 2016

Not that I can tell, but on my Stam builds I always feel like I'm struggling for Stamina. My magicka builds can get by on 800-100 regen, but with Stamina, 2000+ regen feels like I'm still coming up short.

milesrodneymcneely2_ESO · April 2016

Preyfar wrote: »

Not that I can tell, but on my Stam builds I always feel like I'm struggling for Stamina. My magicka builds can get by on 800-100 regen, but with Stamina, 2000+ regen feels like I'm still coming up short.

I feel you.

Another thing that makes this more noticeable is the fact that when you stop sprinting or crouching there's a delay before your Stamina regen kicks back in. That's hurts pretty badly, IMHO.

Thal · April 2016

I don't know if anyone else has experienced this yet, but shards are showing on the ground but you are unable to pick up approximately 66% of the time after this update.

Tried on multiple characters - can't pick them up

Rune_Relic · April 2016

Preyfar wrote: »

Not that I can tell, but on my Stam builds I always feel like I'm struggling for Stamina. My magicka builds can get by on 800-100 regen, but with Stamina, 2000+ regen feels like I'm still coming up short.

I actually try running a perfectly balanced hybrid.
The stamina just melts in comparison to magicka.
Always has for me.
That using health/stamina drinks too.

I flip to magicka while the stam recharges now.
Seems a much more effiecient way of playing.
Wont win prizes for killing stuff quick of course.

Nebthet78 · April 2016

I am noticing a lot of things happening right now in regards to ninja nerfs to stamina regeneration for not only your characters, but mounts too.

In terms of characters, there is a noticeable pause before regeneration even begins (sometimes up to 4 seconds), then it is ever 2 seconds after that.

I have also noticed on my sorcerer, that when using Crystal Shards/Blast, there are issues of misfiring happening when you go to use it one after the other.

Going around Wrothgar today, and I noticed even when supposed to be running, my mount, doesn't ever actually run any more. It only gallops slightly faster. All training on it is 60/60/60.
On a scale of 1-100% with 25% incremental speed increases, the difference we used to see from basic mount speed to sprinting was at least 100%, now I am only seeing a 25% increase in speed and even the animation has changed.
On top of this, I am running into more issues where there are dips or hinges in the environment, even on a flat road, that cause you do drop out of sprint speed while on a mount.

I should not be forced to use Rapids on my Mount for it to go as fast as it used to go without it!!!

PainfulFAFA · April 2016

Preyfar wrote: »

Not that I can tell, but on my Stam builds I always feel like I'm struggling for Stamina. My magicka builds can get by on 800-100 regen, but with Stamina, 2000+ regen feels like I'm still coming up short.

Same. As soon as TG patch hit and i tried it, i sensed something off about my stam regen (1900 atm). I thought it was because of all the Shuffling i have to do to remove snares/roots. It seriously feels like regen is not working correctly with stamina.

Wuuffyy · April 2016

milesrodneymcneely2_ESO wrote: »

Preyfar wrote: »

Not that I can tell, but on my Stam builds I always feel like I'm struggling for Stamina. My magicka builds can get by on 800-100 regen, but with Stamina, 2000+ regen feels like I'm still coming up short.

I feel you.

Another thing that makes this more noticeable is the fact that when you stop sprinting or crouching there's a delay before your Stamina regen kicks back in. That's hurts pretty badly, IMHO.

Yes. That really is part of the problem. I'm not sure, in the world of ESO, if it was even logical to remove the recovery while sprinting or not. Game wise, it was certainly a killer.