Carbonised wrote: »As if Mournhold and other hubs wasn't laggy enough. At least before duelling people eventually got fed up and moved on, with duelling they'll just keep on going.
Good luck standing at an invisible/blacked out NPC waiting minutes for them to render to the game.
Good luck standing at a crafting station, trying to concentrate on making the items someone asked you to while being peppered in sound and light effects.
Good luck standing at your bank/guild store trying to work out inventory and trading while a 3rd world war of ballistics and missiles go off around you.
Good luck trying to find a semblance of immersion while half the server's throwing flame and sparks at each other in the Mournhold marketplace as if it's Cyrodiil all over again.
How *** hard had it been to disable duels right in the middle of trading and shopping hubs for god's sake ...
You can say this about anything and to prove it I changed everywhere you said dueling with role playing.people who do that when am going to the bank or crafting gear for writs is ridiculous.The provision to allow role playing anywhere is infringing on others. The bank is already packed with people trying to sort things out and take care of business,. Multiple roleplayers inside banks, crafting rooms, and other public services locations is messing up what is otherwise really fantastic. Love it out in the streets, pain in the rear indoors. Hope ZOS takes a look at putting at least some limits on this.
You can say this about anything and to prove it I changed everywhere you said dueling with role playing.people who do that when am going to the bank or crafting gear for writs is ridiculous.The provision to allow role playing anywhere is infringing on others. The bank is already packed with people trying to sort things out and take care of business,. Multiple roleplayers inside banks, crafting rooms, and other public services locations is messing up what is otherwise really fantastic. Love it out in the streets, pain in the rear indoors. Hope ZOS takes a look at putting at least some limits on this.
So, people role playing characters call down hails of arrows, meteors, and just their speaking in character forces you automatically to draw your weapon? Gosh you're special, @Jaronking.
If role-playing disrupts your game so much, suggest in zone chat that they group and take it to group chat. Or report them for talking to each other in character and disrupting your gameplay.
People talking don't disrupt my game. The multiple aoes and other dueling side effects do. Especially when they duel inside buildings to intentionally grief other players, at crafting stations, wayshrines, and blocking doorways.
This was pointed out when they rolled out dueling on the pts, people specifically mentioned the ways dueling could be abused in buildings and in towns, wayshrines and crafting stations. Gina claimed they were going to take the information under advisement. Apparently under advisement is code for "toss in garbage".
vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »You can say this about anything and to prove it I changed everywhere you said dueling with role playing.people who do that when am going to the bank or crafting gear for writs is ridiculous.The provision to allow role playing anywhere is infringing on others. The bank is already packed with people trying to sort things out and take care of business,. Multiple roleplayers inside banks, crafting rooms, and other public services locations is messing up what is otherwise really fantastic. Love it out in the streets, pain in the rear indoors. Hope ZOS takes a look at putting at least some limits on this.
So, people role playing characters call down hails of arrows, meteors, and just their speaking in character forces you automatically to draw your weapon? Gosh you're special, @Jaronking.
If role-playing disrupts your game so much, suggest in zone chat that they group and take it to group chat. Or report them for talking to each other in character and disrupting your gameplay.
People talking don't disrupt my game. The multiple aoes and other dueling side effects do. Especially when they duel inside buildings to intentionally grief other players, at crafting stations, wayshrines, and blocking doorways.
This was pointed out when they rolled out dueling on the pts, people specifically mentioned the ways dueling could be abused in buildings and in towns, wayshrines and crafting stations. Gina claimed they were going to take the information under advisement. Apparently under advisement is code for "toss in garbage".
If it makes you feel any better it is probably sitting there right next to the rest of the justice system.
vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »You can say this about anything and to prove it I changed everywhere you said dueling with role playing.people who do that when am going to the bank or crafting gear for writs is ridiculous.The provision to allow role playing anywhere is infringing on others. The bank is already packed with people trying to sort things out and take care of business,. Multiple roleplayers inside banks, crafting rooms, and other public services locations is messing up what is otherwise really fantastic. Love it out in the streets, pain in the rear indoors. Hope ZOS takes a look at putting at least some limits on this.
So, people role playing characters call down hails of arrows, meteors, and just their speaking in character forces you automatically to draw your weapon? Gosh you're special, @Jaronking.
If role-playing disrupts your game so much, suggest in zone chat that they group and take it to group chat. Or report them for talking to each other in character and disrupting your gameplay.
People talking don't disrupt my game. The multiple aoes and other dueling side effects do. Especially when they duel inside buildings to intentionally grief other players, at crafting stations, wayshrines, and blocking doorways.
This was pointed out when they rolled out dueling on the pts, people specifically mentioned the ways dueling could be abused in buildings and in towns, wayshrines and crafting stations. Gina claimed they were going to take the information under advisement. Apparently under advisement is code for "toss in garbage".
If it makes you feel any better it is probably sitting there right next to the rest of the justice system.
Since some players would have found ways to grief the crap out of that, no second part of the justice system is okay with me. Knowing from the forum replies when they mentioned the justice system the first time people were planning ways to camp areas like the refuges and wayshrines and basically make it impossible for people with a bounty to play, I'm not too upset. Dueling they did implement, and its already been a pita to go about our business in the banks and crafting stations.
Conspiracy time; let's see how long until they offer a new banker and merchant who give access to the guild banks and stores, and repair gear. That way you won't have to deal with the dueling everywhere kiddies in town. For only 5000 crowns each.......
Make duels automatically turn off prevent attacking innocents while in dueling, and also change it so AOE attacks can also hit innocents. Now you aren't restricting anyone but rather you are letting their choice of area dictate the outcome. Problem solved.
I do not support banning duels in towns, but I do think we could compromise and ban dueling in banks.
And by ban I mean prevent.
And so are you @JKorr just because it doesn't disrupts your game makes it ok?It disrupts my game and enjoyment when I see people RP It disrupts my game the AOE and other people abilities makes towns more lively and interesting to be in.Why does your immersion mean more than mine?You can say this about anything and to prove it I changed everywhere you said dueling with role playing.people who do that when am going to the bank or crafting gear for writs is ridiculous.The provision to allow role playing anywhere is infringing on others. The bank is already packed with people trying to sort things out and take care of business,. Multiple roleplayers inside banks, crafting rooms, and other public services locations is messing up what is otherwise really fantastic. Love it out in the streets, pain in the rear indoors. Hope ZOS takes a look at putting at least some limits on this.
So, people role playing characters call down hails of arrows, meteors, and just their speaking in character forces you automatically to draw your weapon? Gosh you're special, @Jaronking.
If role-playing disrupts your game so much, suggest in zone chat that they group and take it to group chat. Or report them for talking to each other in character and disrupting your gameplay.
People talking don't disrupt my game. The multiple aoes and other dueling side effects do. Especially when they duel inside buildings to intentionally grief other players, at crafting stations, wayshrines, and blocking doorways.
This was pointed out when they rolled out dueling on the pts, people specifically mentioned the ways dueling could be abused in buildings and in towns, wayshrines and crafting stations. Gina claimed they were going to take the information under advisement. Apparently under advisement is code for "toss in garbage".
Lord_Dexter wrote: »Enjoy it dude, it's freedom to duel anywhere.
Why do you need restrictions? Duel wherever is not gonna hurt you anyway..
And so are you @JKorr just because it doesn't disrupts your game makes it ok?It disrupts my game and enjoyment when I see people RP It disrupts my game the AOE and other people abilities makes towns more lively and interesting to be in.Why does your immersion mean more than mine?You can say this about anything and to prove it I changed everywhere you said dueling with role playing.people who do that when am going to the bank or crafting gear for writs is ridiculous.The provision to allow role playing anywhere is infringing on others. The bank is already packed with people trying to sort things out and take care of business,. Multiple roleplayers inside banks, crafting rooms, and other public services locations is messing up what is otherwise really fantastic. Love it out in the streets, pain in the rear indoors. Hope ZOS takes a look at putting at least some limits on this.
So, people role playing characters call down hails of arrows, meteors, and just their speaking in character forces you automatically to draw your weapon? Gosh you're special, @Jaronking.
If role-playing disrupts your game so much, suggest in zone chat that they group and take it to group chat. Or report them for talking to each other in character and disrupting your gameplay.
People talking don't disrupt my game. The multiple aoes and other dueling side effects do. Especially when they duel inside buildings to intentionally grief other players, at crafting stations, wayshrines, and blocking doorways.
This was pointed out when they rolled out dueling on the pts, people specifically mentioned the ways dueling could be abused in buildings and in towns, wayshrines and crafting stations. Gina claimed they were going to take the information under advisement. Apparently under advisement is code for "toss in garbage".
And so are you @JKorr just because it doesn't disrupts your game makes it ok?It disrupts my game and enjoyment when I see people RP It disrupts my game the AOE and other people abilities makes towns more lively and interesting to be in.Why does your immersion mean more than mine?You can say this about anything and to prove it I changed everywhere you said dueling with role playing.people who do that when am going to the bank or crafting gear for writs is ridiculous.The provision to allow role playing anywhere is infringing on others. The bank is already packed with people trying to sort things out and take care of business,. Multiple roleplayers inside banks, crafting rooms, and other public services locations is messing up what is otherwise really fantastic. Love it out in the streets, pain in the rear indoors. Hope ZOS takes a look at putting at least some limits on this.
So, people role playing characters call down hails of arrows, meteors, and just their speaking in character forces you automatically to draw your weapon? Gosh you're special, @Jaronking.
If role-playing disrupts your game so much, suggest in zone chat that they group and take it to group chat. Or report them for talking to each other in character and disrupting your gameplay.
People talking don't disrupt my game. The multiple aoes and other dueling side effects do. Especially when they duel inside buildings to intentionally grief other players, at crafting stations, wayshrines, and blocking doorways.
This was pointed out when they rolled out dueling on the pts, people specifically mentioned the ways dueling could be abused in buildings and in towns, wayshrines and crafting stations. Gina claimed they were going to take the information under advisement. Apparently under advisement is code for "toss in garbage".
This might be a console issue but going into a building with more than 8 people cause the banker to be a black silhouette and invisible NPC ,this happens with people doing nothing its the game not being able to handle the players load.I will agree nothing we say here will fix things.People will still do it and zos won't change a thing,And so are you @JKorr just because it doesn't disrupts your game makes it ok?It disrupts my game and enjoyment when I see people RP It disrupts my game the AOE and other people abilities makes towns more lively and interesting to be in.Why does your immersion mean more than mine?You can say this about anything and to prove it I changed everywhere you said dueling with role playing.people who do that when am going to the bank or crafting gear for writs is ridiculous.The provision to allow role playing anywhere is infringing on others. The bank is already packed with people trying to sort things out and take care of business,. Multiple roleplayers inside banks, crafting rooms, and other public services locations is messing up what is otherwise really fantastic. Love it out in the streets, pain in the rear indoors. Hope ZOS takes a look at putting at least some limits on this.
So, people role playing characters call down hails of arrows, meteors, and just their speaking in character forces you automatically to draw your weapon? Gosh you're special, @Jaronking.
If role-playing disrupts your game so much, suggest in zone chat that they group and take it to group chat. Or report them for talking to each other in character and disrupting your gameplay.
People talking don't disrupt my game. The multiple aoes and other dueling side effects do. Especially when they duel inside buildings to intentionally grief other players, at crafting stations, wayshrines, and blocking doorways.
This was pointed out when they rolled out dueling on the pts, people specifically mentioned the ways dueling could be abused in buildings and in towns, wayshrines and crafting stations. Gina claimed they were going to take the information under advisement. Apparently under advisement is code for "toss in garbage".
I suppose it comes down to whether a players actions directly limit the ability of anothers to play the game. Ie, zone chat etc can be turned off or easily ignored. Standing looking at in invisible NPC or black silhouettes means its now affecting peoples ability to play the game.
Its no different to the wayshrine spammers from pre one tam though. Its just stepped up a whole league.
But lets be honest, it doesn’t matter what we debate here, you’ll all log on later and there will be 90% of the player base that doesn’t come on the forum, spamming the AOE’s
Does anyone know how many people one can put on ignore? I'm planning on doing an /ignore for all those I see disrupting the bank and crafting activities on purpose, so that hopefully we'll get put on different instances of the same area.
It doesn't disrupt my game so because it disrupts your game we most completely change the game to fit your needs and wants.And so are you @JKorr just because it doesn't disrupts your game makes it ok?It disrupts my game and enjoyment when I see people RP It disrupts my game the AOE and other people abilities makes towns more lively and interesting to be in.Why does your immersion mean more than mine?You can say this about anything and to prove it I changed everywhere you said dueling with role playing.people who do that when am going to the bank or crafting gear for writs is ridiculous.The provision to allow role playing anywhere is infringing on others. The bank is already packed with people trying to sort things out and take care of business,. Multiple roleplayers inside banks, crafting rooms, and other public services locations is messing up what is otherwise really fantastic. Love it out in the streets, pain in the rear indoors. Hope ZOS takes a look at putting at least some limits on this.
So, people role playing characters call down hails of arrows, meteors, and just their speaking in character forces you automatically to draw your weapon? Gosh you're special, @Jaronking.
If role-playing disrupts your game so much, suggest in zone chat that they group and take it to group chat. Or report them for talking to each other in character and disrupting your gameplay.
People talking don't disrupt my game. The multiple aoes and other dueling side effects do. Especially when they duel inside buildings to intentionally grief other players, at crafting stations, wayshrines, and blocking doorways.
This was pointed out when they rolled out dueling on the pts, people specifically mentioned the ways dueling could be abused in buildings and in towns, wayshrines and crafting stations. Gina claimed they were going to take the information under advisement. Apparently under advisement is code for "toss in garbage".
People talking; AOE spells and abilities that make players automatically draw weapons....hmmm.
Turn off zone chat; no longer see people talking in character. No means at all of stopping the immature LOOK AT ME I R DUELING WITH SPARKLY LIGHTS N STUFFS.
Gee. I don't know. Which one disrupts more than just my game? Again, suggest group chat, shut down zone chat, report them. Although since the role-players aren't actively causing issues like arrow storms and meteors and lava ground, it probably won't be seen as all that disruptive.
Does anyone know how many people one can put on ignore? I'm planning on doing an /ignore for all those I see disrupting the bank and crafting activities on purpose, so that hopefully we'll get put on different instances of the same area.
Don't think it works like that. It merely blocks communication.
Ah, bother
I was hoping to keep the griefers and the attention seekers out of my sight, and go about my business in peace.