The Elder Scrolls Online

Lucious90 · July 2016

Why arent CP capped based on the where the current CP cap of armor? Got camped by a 501 NB..... and couldnt do a damned thing.......

DannyLV702 · July 2016

You're right, it's pretty unfair. Luckily it's pretty easy to get to at least 350 CPs. After 400 CPs, it's just a learning curve. I assume you're low in CPs so I suggest finding a group. Gankers can be really annoying

vpadget9592b14_ESO · July 2016

I wish it was just cps why Nbs kill me...lol.

Ackwalan · July 2016

Maybe no one should be allowed to have more CP then you. Would you find that fair?

Lucious90 · July 2016

Ackwalan wrote: »

Maybe no one should be allowed to have more CP then you. Would you find that fair?

Actually thats not the argument. I am a fairly competent Pvp player across multiple games. The argument is that CP curves the powerlevel a bit steeper than it should, plus capping armor at CP 160 they should of capped CP with the max armor. I like the system they just need to balance it.

And I am not opposed to a skewed fight..... But when I dont see the guy and I am one shot before I have a chance to react..... Thats a problem

smacx250 · July 2016

I'd recommend trying the no-CP campaign and see if you find that more enjoyable.

xblackroxe · July 2016

vpadget9592b14_ESO wrote: »

I wish it was just cps why Nbs kill me...lol.

LoL I hope this is not yet another NB OP comment.

KenaPKK · July 2016

Armor cp is the armor advancement cap.

Player CP cap is the level progression cap.

By separating the two, ZOS made it so that you don't have to upgrade your armor every time you level up. It's a clever system. You're essentially under leveled right now, and apparently haven't been playing for as long as he has. Consider this an L2p opportunity instead of a "blame the numbers and make a forum post" opportunity.

Once you hit about 250-350 cp, fights will get easier assuming you're gaining skill along with exp.