HeroOfNone wrote: »Let's take this idea and split the difference. You can train all 3 skills once a day but on a sliding scale of cost. 250 for the first, 1250 for the second, 2500 for the 3rd. You still need to work toward it for 60 days and the cost is much higher, 4k a day, to raise skills. This would cost 240k a to max your skills. Of you're patient though, it could only cost 45k. Still makes riding lessons a bargin.
I feel this won't change until they add in new mounted skill stats however, maybe this like jump height or sprint speed? Who knows.
HeroOfNone wrote: »Let's take this idea and split the difference. You can train all 3 skills once a day but on a sliding scale of cost. 250 for the first, 1250 for the second, 2500 for the 3rd. You still need to work toward it for 60 days and the cost is much higher, 4k a day, to raise skills. This would cost 240k a to max your skills. Of you're patient though, it could only cost 45k. Still makes riding lessons a bargin.
I feel this won't change until they add in new mounted skill stats however, maybe this like jump height or sprint speed? Who knows.
If the cost kept going up,I'd just buy the upgrades with the crowns given to me.I wouldnt pay the prices as they went higher.Same with bag and bank prices.I buy crowns and the upgrades.They are cheaper and I dont get r-aped ingame for gold. XD
Quality of life doesnt have a place in any game.Someone reads about the game and decides to play it.If it doesnt suit that person in some ways,it isnt the game creators problem.
If it effects the player's "quality of life",..that person needs to get out of that game and find something else to do,as playing that particular game seems to effect them badly.Period.
"Quality of life" is for real life,not a silly game.
HeroOfNone wrote: »HeroOfNone wrote: »Let's take this idea and split the difference. You can train all 3 skills once a day but on a sliding scale of cost. 250 for the first, 1250 for the second, 2500 for the 3rd. You still need to work toward it for 60 days and the cost is much higher, 4k a day, to raise skills. This would cost 240k a to max your skills. Of you're patient though, it could only cost 45k. Still makes riding lessons a bargin.
I feel this won't change until they add in new mounted skill stats however, maybe this like jump height or sprint speed? Who knows.
If the cost kept going up,I'd just buy the upgrades with the crowns given to me.I wouldnt pay the prices as they went higher.Same with bag and bank prices.I buy crowns and the upgrades.They are cheaper and I dont get r-aped ingame for gold. XD
Then we'd have a balance between folks that can buy crowns and those that can't I'd say =3. There would be reason for both
I was very happy when they dumped the old system for the new. In the old, you had to buy three horses for every character, which could get pricey for those who didn't have the Imperial Edition. Then you had to switch to each horse to feed it, and hope you didn't mess up and give speed food to the stamina horse, or you had to get rid of the horse and start over at the beginning. You had to choose which of the three to be riding. Different breeds of horses started with different base stats, which was also expensive for the best ones. This system may be slow, but it is far better.driosketch wrote: »except that this feature existed way before cash shop
No it didn't. You used to be able to own different mounts with different starting skill levels, so for instance you could have a bags horse and a speed horse, both of which you could train every day, each of which started at level 25 in their respective skill IIRC. In the end it took less than a month to max multiple horses, versus 6 months currently on a new character.
Not true, horses had a base speed, base, stamina, and base carry, different among breeds. You had 50 levels meaning it still took you 49 days to max a horse, after which you didn't have access to all the stats maxed like you can now.
So basically what we have now is already a massive shortcut, because we can max out all stats and have to do this just once for all our mounts, whereas in the past it had to be done for each and every mount?- Is that what it was like?
rotaugen454 wrote: »I was very happy when they dumped the old system for the new. In the old, you had to buy three horses for every character, which could get pricey for those who didn't have the Imperial Edition. Then you had to switch to each horse to feed it, and hope you didn't mess up and give speed food to the stamina horse, or you had to get rid of the horse and start over at the beginning. You had to choose which of the three to be riding. Different breeds of horses started with different base stats, which was also expensive for the best ones. This system may be slow, but it is far better.driosketch wrote: »except that this feature existed way before cash shop
No it didn't. You used to be able to own different mounts with different starting skill levels, so for instance you could have a bags horse and a speed horse, both of which you could train every day, each of which started at level 25 in their respective skill IIRC. In the end it took less than a month to max multiple horses, versus 6 months currently on a new character.
Not true, horses had a base speed, base, stamina, and base carry, different among breeds. You had 50 levels meaning it still took you 49 days to max a horse, after which you didn't have access to all the stats maxed like you can now.
So basically what we have now is already a massive shortcut, because we can max out all stats and have to do this just once for all our mounts, whereas in the past it had to be done for each and every mount?- Is that what it was like?
rotaugen454 wrote: »I was very happy when they dumped the old system for the new. In the old, you had to buy three horses for every character, which could get pricey for those who didn't have the Imperial Edition. Then you had to switch to each horse to feed it, and hope you didn't mess up and give speed food to the stamina horse, or you had to get rid of the horse and start over at the beginning. You had to choose which of the three to be riding. Different breeds of horses started with different base stats, which was also expensive for the best ones. This system may be slow, but it is far better.driosketch wrote: »except that this feature existed way before cash shop
No it didn't. You used to be able to own different mounts with different starting skill levels, so for instance you could have a bags horse and a speed horse, both of which you could train every day, each of which started at level 25 in their respective skill IIRC. In the end it took less than a month to max multiple horses, versus 6 months currently on a new character.
Not true, horses had a base speed, base, stamina, and base carry, different among breeds. You had 50 levels meaning it still took you 49 days to max a horse, after which you didn't have access to all the stats maxed like you can now.
So basically what we have now is already a massive shortcut, because we can max out all stats and have to do this just once for all our mounts, whereas in the past it had to be done for each and every mount?- Is that what it was like?
Huh? You were forced to buy three horses? When was this? I only bought one.The Black one.Of course,I did have the Imperial upgrade with thee white horse,but still,I didnt own more than two horses until recently.
Can you explain when this was? I was in on the betas,and perhaps I am unaware that this was a requirement in the early days.Yet,I was never forced to buy more than that one.
rotaugen454 wrote: »I was very happy when they dumped the old system for the new. In the old, you had to buy three horses for every character, which could get pricey for those who didn't have the Imperial Edition. Then you had to switch to each horse to feed it, and hope you didn't mess up and give speed food to the stamina horse, or you had to get rid of the horse and start over at the beginning. You had to choose which of the three to be riding. Different breeds of horses started with different base stats, which was also expensive for the best ones. This system may be slow, but it is far better.driosketch wrote: »except that this feature existed way before cash shop
No it didn't. You used to be able to own different mounts with different starting skill levels, so for instance you could have a bags horse and a speed horse, both of which you could train every day, each of which started at level 25 in their respective skill IIRC. In the end it took less than a month to max multiple horses, versus 6 months currently on a new character.
Not true, horses had a base speed, base, stamina, and base carry, different among breeds. You had 50 levels meaning it still took you 49 days to max a horse, after which you didn't have access to all the stats maxed like you can now.
So basically what we have now is already a massive shortcut, because we can max out all stats and have to do this just once for all our mounts, whereas in the past it had to be done for each and every mount?- Is that what it was like?
rotaugen454 wrote: »rotaugen454 wrote: »I was very happy when they dumped the old system for the new. In the old, you had to buy three horses for every character, which could get pricey for those who didn't have the Imperial Edition. Then you had to switch to each horse to feed it, and hope you didn't mess up and give speed food to the stamina horse, or you had to get rid of the horse and start over at the beginning. You had to choose which of the three to be riding. Different breeds of horses started with different base stats, which was also expensive for the best ones. This system may be slow, but it is far better.driosketch wrote: »except that this feature existed way before cash shop
No it didn't. You used to be able to own different mounts with different starting skill levels, so for instance you could have a bags horse and a speed horse, both of which you could train every day, each of which started at level 25 in their respective skill IIRC. In the end it took less than a month to max multiple horses, versus 6 months currently on a new character.
Not true, horses had a base speed, base, stamina, and base carry, different among breeds. You had 50 levels meaning it still took you 49 days to max a horse, after which you didn't have access to all the stats maxed like you can now.
So basically what we have now is already a massive shortcut, because we can max out all stats and have to do this just once for all our mounts, whereas in the past it had to be done for each and every mount?- Is that what it was like?
Huh? You were forced to buy three horses? When was this? I only bought one.The Black one.Of course,I did have the Imperial upgrade with thee white horse,but still,I didnt own more than two horses until recently.
Can you explain when this was? I was in on the betas,and perhaps I am unaware that this was a requirement in the early days.Yet,I was never forced to buy more than that one.
You don't remember that you only had 50 points for a horse, so you had one all Stamina, one all speed and one for inventory?
I really don't see the problem; I remember the way this was when we first started playing where skills were by mount, and not by alt. Now it is by alt and you can boost faster with cash (purchases in Crown Store).
Uriel_Nocturne wrote: »It's good to know that I'm not disappointing your expectations.@HeroOfNone I was kicking around an idea like that as well. That works
@AFrostWolf that is most likely an astute observation, but @rotaugen454's counter point is good too. We don't know exactly what affect it would have. I would suspect that would increase sales.
@Volkodav yes, imagine that.. someone who was abusive to me was told to buzz off. But now that he is making good posts its all cool. I'm also probably older than you so knock it off with the "current generation" bs.
@daemonios has it. Short memories, elitism, and ignorance. I like how all these people incorrectly assume I don't have almost every horse on my account maxed out (6 of 8) because I advocated for others to not have to do the same grind I did. They also ignore that I'm just advocating that the grind is shortened to a more reasonable length as the preferred option (60 days instead of 180)
@Runs that is also a good point (hindering deletion more than creation)
@TheShadowScout that is an interesting proposal.
@Rylana FFS learn to read. I have 6 of 8 chars maxxed already. I guess I should have mentioned that in the OP anticipating idiots like you and Uriel.
@Petraeus1 Gets it. Goodposts++
@Uriel_Nocturne
I never described it as game breaking. Stop putting words into my mouth that I didn't say. And you certainly were abusive when you assumed that I didn't already have most of my mounts already max leveled and tried mocking me for suggesting people get it easier. You're a dishonest blow hard and you always have been. The fact that you think a single thread on the official forums suggesting a change in mechanics is "making such a huge stink" is just another attempt to be dismissive beccause you don't have an actual good argument to respond with. You weren't able to make good points back on the beta forums, you're still not able to make good points today. The rest of your post are just meaningless drivel based on your false assumptions that I already dismissed on the first page.
Keep beating that ignorant elitism schtick. You're just as bad as I remember you from beta.
Keep whining about such a small task as being so tedious that it pains you to even log in to do it. I'll still be here to point out how wrong you are every time.
Have a great day though!
Oreyn_Bearclaw wrote: »Brilliant idea!!! Problem as usual is $$$. I have no data to support this, but I can imagine riding lessons are some of the highest selling items in the crown store. I know I have personally spent more than I care to admit admit to level riding on some recent Alts. I feel like a horse needs 60 speed and 30 Stam otherwise they are maddening slow and a butterfly will knock you off.
I can remember before the merged riding skills when I was feeding about 15 horses a day. Haha.
Nope.Riding lessons are 1000 crowns for 10 upgrades.Not bad,if you ask me.
I think it is good as it is - and that it is separated by character. For example, I think that the camel starts to look weird in sprint, when its speed exceeds more then +30% - on that character, who rides a camel, I will not go higher than 30%. Others, like those riding the lioness, will train their mounts to +60%, because it feels really good with that mount. Those riding horses will most likely stay with 45%, because I think that looks still ok on those. And my character riding a bear will stay with just 10%.
Uriel_Nocturne wrote: »It's good to know that I'm not disappointing your expectations.@HeroOfNone I was kicking around an idea like that as well. That works
@AFrostWolf that is most likely an astute observation, but @rotaugen454's counter point is good too. We don't know exactly what affect it would have. I would suspect that would increase sales.
@Volkodav yes, imagine that.. someone who was abusive to me was told to buzz off. But now that he is making good posts its all cool. I'm also probably older than you so knock it off with the "current generation" bs.
@daemonios has it. Short memories, elitism, and ignorance. I like how all these people incorrectly assume I don't have almost every horse on my account maxed out (6 of 8) because I advocated for others to not have to do the same grind I did. They also ignore that I'm just advocating that the grind is shortened to a more reasonable length as the preferred option (60 days instead of 180)
@Runs that is also a good point (hindering deletion more than creation)
@TheShadowScout that is an interesting proposal.
@Rylana FFS learn to read. I have 6 of 8 chars maxxed already. I guess I should have mentioned that in the OP anticipating idiots like you and Uriel.
@Petraeus1 Gets it. Goodposts++
@Uriel_Nocturne
I never described it as game breaking. Stop putting words into my mouth that I didn't say. And you certainly were abusive when you assumed that I didn't already have most of my mounts already max leveled and tried mocking me for suggesting people get it easier. You're a dishonest blow hard and you always have been. The fact that you think a single thread on the official forums suggesting a change in mechanics is "making such a huge stink" is just another attempt to be dismissive beccause you don't have an actual good argument to respond with. You weren't able to make good points back on the beta forums, you're still not able to make good points today. The rest of your post are just meaningless drivel based on your false assumptions that I already dismissed on the first page.
Keep beating that ignorant elitism schtick. You're just as bad as I remember you from beta.
Keep whining about such a small task as being so tedious that it pains you to even log in to do it. I'll still be here to point out how wrong you are every time.
Have a great day though!
I really don't see your issue here. So what if people get their mount faster and don't have to suffer like we did? Is it sighting you in any way? Will you be any worse off if this changes? You act like people wanting a 180-day grind to be shorter is such a huge deal and anyone who agrees with this concept is the epitome of the word casual.
I think it is good as it is - and that it is separated by character. For example, I think that the camel starts to look weird in sprint, when its speed exceeds more then +30% - on that character, who rides a camel, I will not go higher than 30%. Others, like those riding the lioness, will train their mounts to +60%, because it feels really good with that mount. Those riding horses will most likely stay with 45%, because I think that looks still ok on those. And my character riding a bear will stay with just 10%.
Interesting idea but you do know that a grizzly bear is as fast as the average horse in real life right? The animations in game look ridiculous at high speeds though so I can see why you wouldn't want to increase the bears speed.
WalkingLegacy wrote: »Uriel_Nocturne wrote: »It's good to know that I'm not disappointing your expectations.@HeroOfNone I was kicking around an idea like that as well. That works
@AFrostWolf that is most likely an astute observation, but @rotaugen454's counter point is good too. We don't know exactly what affect it would have. I would suspect that would increase sales.
@Volkodav yes, imagine that.. someone who was abusive to me was told to buzz off. But now that he is making good posts its all cool. I'm also probably older than you so knock it off with the "current generation" bs.
@daemonios has it. Short memories, elitism, and ignorance. I like how all these people incorrectly assume I don't have almost every horse on my account maxed out (6 of 8) because I advocated for others to not have to do the same grind I did. They also ignore that I'm just advocating that the grind is shortened to a more reasonable length as the preferred option (60 days instead of 180)
@Runs that is also a good point (hindering deletion more than creation)
@TheShadowScout that is an interesting proposal.
@Rylana FFS learn to read. I have 6 of 8 chars maxxed already. I guess I should have mentioned that in the OP anticipating idiots like you and Uriel.
@Petraeus1 Gets it. Goodposts++
@Uriel_Nocturne
I never described it as game breaking. Stop putting words into my mouth that I didn't say. And you certainly were abusive when you assumed that I didn't already have most of my mounts already max leveled and tried mocking me for suggesting people get it easier. You're a dishonest blow hard and you always have been. The fact that you think a single thread on the official forums suggesting a change in mechanics is "making such a huge stink" is just another attempt to be dismissive beccause you don't have an actual good argument to respond with. You weren't able to make good points back on the beta forums, you're still not able to make good points today. The rest of your post are just meaningless drivel based on your false assumptions that I already dismissed on the first page.
Keep beating that ignorant elitism schtick. You're just as bad as I remember you from beta.
Keep whining about such a small task as being so tedious that it pains you to even log in to do it. I'll still be here to point out how wrong you are every time.
Have a great day though!
I really don't see your issue here. So what if people get their mount faster and don't have to suffer like we did? Is it sighting you in any way? Will you be any worse off if this changes? You act like people wanting a 180-day grind to be shorter is such a huge deal and anyone who agrees with this concept is the epitome of the word casual.
People have evolved into cellphone gamers. Must wait ridiculous amount of time to enjoy something, OR for just the low low price of $120 dollars you can pay to unlock it. The sad thing is they accept this and even worse they call it "working hard".
Disagreeing with someone is abusive now. LOL
I never attacked you. I said you were slacking. That implies being lazy, you sir, are being lazy. If you were feeding your mounts as often as youre playing the "reply to every post that disagrees with me furiously trying to drown out all voices against my own" game, youd be at 60/60/60.
LOLUriel_Nocturne wrote: »It's good to know that I'm not disappointing your expectations.@HeroOfNone I was kicking around an idea like that as well. That works
@AFrostWolf that is most likely an astute observation, but @rotaugen454's counter point is good too. We don't know exactly what affect it would have. I would suspect that would increase sales.
@Volkodav yes, imagine that.. someone who was abusive to me was told to buzz off. But now that he is making good posts its all cool. I'm also probably older than you so knock it off with the "current generation" bs.
@daemonios has it. Short memories, elitism, and ignorance. I like how all these people incorrectly assume I don't have almost every horse on my account maxed out (6 of 8) because I advocated for others to not have to do the same grind I did. They also ignore that I'm just advocating that the grind is shortened to a more reasonable length as the preferred option (60 days instead of 180)
@Runs that is also a good point (hindering deletion more than creation)
@TheShadowScout that is an interesting proposal.
@Rylana FFS learn to read. I have 6 of 8 chars maxxed already. I guess I should have mentioned that in the OP anticipating idiots like you and Uriel.
@Petraeus1 Gets it. Goodposts++
@Uriel_Nocturne
I never described it as game breaking. Stop putting words into my mouth that I didn't say. And you certainly were abusive when you assumed that I didn't already have most of my mounts already max leveled and tried mocking me for suggesting people get it easier. You're a dishonest blow hard and you always have been. The fact that you think a single thread on the official forums suggesting a change in mechanics is "making such a huge stink" is just another attempt to be dismissive beccause you don't have an actual good argument to respond with. You weren't able to make good points back on the beta forums, you're still not able to make good points today. The rest of your post are just meaningless drivel based on your false assumptions that I already dismissed on the first page.
Keep beating that ignorant elitism schtick. You're just as bad as I remember you from beta.
Keep whining about such a small task as being so tedious that it pains you to even log in to do it. I'll still be here to point out how wrong you are every time.
Have a great day though!
I really don't see your issue here. So what if people get their mount faster and don't have to suffer like we did? Is it sighting you in any way? Will you be any worse off if this changes? You act like people wanting a 180-day grind to be shorter is such a huge deal and anyone who agrees with this concept is the epitome of the word casual.
Oreyn_Bearclaw wrote: »Oreyn_Bearclaw wrote: »Brilliant idea!!! Problem as usual is $$$. I have no data to support this, but I can imagine riding lessons are some of the highest selling items in the crown store. I know I have personally spent more than I care to admit admit to level riding on some recent Alts. I feel like a horse needs 60 speed and 30 Stam otherwise they are maddening slow and a butterfly will knock you off.
I can remember before the merged riding skills when I was feeding about 15 horses a day. Haha.
Nope.Riding lessons are 1000 crowns for 10 upgrades.Not bad,if you ask me.
I was actually referring to the total sales, not the individual price of riding lessons. I was suggesting that ZOS brings in a lot of cash for these. To address the actual cost, at current crown prices it takes $130.88 USD to instantly max out a horse, which might be seen as a touch high to some. I really dont care to debate pricing. What is cheap for some is not affordable to others, such is life. I was just suggesting that from ZOS's point of view, riding lessons are likely a big money earner, so I doubt they will change anything.