Keep on getting kicked out of PVE groups today

BlanckMass · October 2016

Have been kicked out of about 3 now. Am very new to the game so I am guessing this has something to do with me not being a huge deal of help?
Is there some kind of etiquette I need to be aware of when taking part in group PVE at a low level?
Please let me know if so, as this really isn't much fun
Thank you kindly

Buffler · October 2016

What dungeon were you in, what is your cp level?

BlanckMass · October 2016

White-Gold Tower, lvl 17

Smasherx74 · October 2016

You need to level up and get CP.

Buffler · October 2016

BlanckMass wrote: »

White-Gold Tower, lvl 17

Thats your answer then buddy.

Try running things with guildies (assuming you are in a guild of course) WGT has some awkward mechanics, id go into other dungeons first. Even then you'll probably get removed due to your level. Its not right but it happens.

Ayantir · October 2016

Dungeons story II and dlc dungeons are almost undoable for players < lvl 20. they require stuff, and skills you generally didn't unlocked. Even at 30, it's very hard.

Suter1972 · October 2016

what format are you playing. I'll group with you tonight and we can be *** together lol

GreasyDave · October 2016

Buffler wrote: »

What dungeon were you in, what is your cp level?

sorry , seriously, are you trolling?

I ask because of the other thread about this issue.
If you're not trolling, don't go to any of the DLC dungeons until you are at a higher level.

kuro-dono · October 2016

yes, you going to experience lots of trouble with groups, i recommend checking multiple times each dungeon at youtube or some similar site that you going for in group. Also, find addon to run damage per second test. these days typical eso pve hero run with 25k minimum as an damage dealer member, if you cant reach even 1/3 of that, you are easily out. Another is knowing tactics, lots of ppl dont have patience teaching anything, even if you say you are first time in this dungeon and need some help/knowledge.

so summary> check everyday dungeon you want to go for, check video, learn boss mechanic, learn how to buff your dmg further ( animation cancelling/spell weaving will buff up your dmg quite lot )

+ armor sets, weapons quality, glyphs abilities you use.
+ ( joke: you will need ADHD level of sugar in your blood ) use plenty of redbull or similar source of coffeine.
+ Guild for pve purpose, there is social guilds, then there is elite pve guilds. Find nice guild that has multiple people who have patience to teach dungeons, either via chat communication or team speak service or similar.
+ Have patience, and dont get grumpy if someone asks you to change skills or get better gear. problem with eso atm is that most endgame level mobs/bosses health and damage is based on what elites can perform.
+ go check veteran maelstorm arena. You will cry like baby when you try it first time, then you will learn to understand what ppl talk about when they refer to your dps rate and survival instinct.

If any questions, dont be scared to ask.
ALSO, never feel embarrassed and and go mental about it.

GreasyDave · October 2016

GreasyDave wrote: »

Buffler wrote: »

What dungeon were you in, what is your cp level?

sorry , seriously, are you trolling?
I ask because of the other thread about this issue.
If you're not trolling, don't go to any of the DLC dungeons until you are at a higher level.

Sorry. completrely misquoted....aaah, bad day. And I don't know how to edit posts. Sorry Buffler, I wasn't meaning to quote you, but the OP. Because of the other thread about this subject I was wondering if this was some guy having a joke.

BlanckMass · October 2016

gotcha.

Maybe when I grow up then. Would you suggest following the main story line until I have levelled up a little more then? If so, at roughly which level should I try again?

Thanks!

xRIVALENx · October 2016

What platform are you playing on? Always welcome to join myself on dungeon adventures so long as you are on PC NA.

Ashtaris · October 2016

What level are you BlanckMass? Usually it's better at the lower levels to watch the zone chat and try to get in with a group that's close to your own level, doing the group dungeon for that zone. If you try to use the Dungeon Finder, it could put you in with a bunch of higher level experienced players who just want to get the dungeon run completed quickly. Sometimes it's unfair, but unfortunately it happens.

Another problem is that if you are a real low level character you often don't have many of the skills unlocked you may need to be successful on a dungeon run, or the skills you need to learn on how to use them properly. There are a lot of skills that synergize well with other skills or passives, but learning about those takes time.

Don't give up! Believe me, I sucked at doing dungeons badly when I first started this game. But you learn and eventually will be able to take on that boss that eluded you before.

One thing you might consider is joining a guild. I believe vamp_emily has a guild called "Friendly Dungeon Runners" that is geared toward helping beginners. Check out the Guild Recruitment section of the forum.

raglau · October 2016

BlanckMass wrote: »

gotcha.

Maybe when I grow up then. Would you suggest following the main story line until I have levelled up a little more then? If so, at roughly which level should I try again?

Thanks!

This is how I level my alts, so as I can be sure to contribute:

lvl 15-25 - I just do FG, Spindle and Banished over and over so I can be sure that my new role understands the mechanics very well. Just been doing this with a healer alt in fact, needed to make sure I didn't let everyone die ;-)
lvl 25-35 I keep running, Wayrest, Elden, Darkshade Cavs
lvl 35-50 I am running the remaining base game dungeons

This list here is actually pretty good: http://www.gaiscioch.com/tavern/eso_guides/post_79128.html

I also tell everyone as soon as I joined, 'never healed/tanked here, levelling an alt', as a warning. They can at this point leave or kick me!

I don't touch vets, DLC dungeons or 'II' stories of the base dungeons until I am CP. I know this might sound overly protective but I simply don't want the hassle of being one-shotted all over due to running a jack of all trades levelling build, or to be a burden to my team. Once I have respecced to what I think my end-game build will be, I'll start running the vets and 'II' story modes (which used to be vets, so are still quite tough for lower levels IMO).

Buffler · October 2016

I always say play the game properly on your first character. It helps you learn the class. A very active social guild is always helpful as you can pick up a lot of info in chat.