DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
Rune_Relic wrote: »1-50 is training your character definition and getting used to new skills and how they work.
It also lets you fine tune attribute point distribution into stats..so that you can specialise.
[admitted its kind of pointless if all people do is put 64 point into attribute X]
Do you need to train another templar if you already know all the templar skills ?
Well if you havent learnt ALL of the templar skills and such.....probably.
At the end of the day a character is not an account.
Character are individuals...so shouldnt be account wide.
ie I have levelled character X so character Y must also be fully levelled.
Its also amusing how those who do trials say trials is endgame content.
... those who do group dungeons say Vet dungeons is endgame content.
... those who do PvP say Cyrodiil is endgame content.
... those who craft consider 9 trait crafting endgame content.
... those who farm consider 8 characters farming all mats with a trading machine endgame content.
What it really means is 'I want to do this all the time' so remove anything thats in the way.
Of course if CP was horizontal and not vertical progression....you wouldnt need to max out CP ASAP... so it wouldnt need to be an account wide instant 'gimme now' system because 'power' was locked behind a grind wall.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Rune_Relic wrote: »1-50 is training your character definition and getting used to new skills and how they work.
It also lets you fine tune attribute point distribution into stats..so that you can specialise.
[admitted its kind of pointless if all people do is put 64 point into attribute X]
Do you need to train another templar if you already know all the templar skills ?
Well if you havent learnt ALL of the templar skills and such.....probably.
At the end of the day a character is not an account.
Character are individuals...so shouldnt be account wide.
ie I have levelled character X so character Y must also be fully levelled.
Its also amusing how those who do trials say trials is endgame content.
... those who do group dungeons say Vet dungeons is endgame content.
... those who do PvP say Cyrodiil is endgame content.
... those who craft consider 9 trait crafting endgame content.
... those who farm consider 8 characters farming all mats with a trading machine endgame content.
What it really means is 'I want to do this all the time' so remove anything thats in the way.
Of course if CP was horizontal and not vertical progression....you wouldnt need to max out CP ASAP... so it wouldnt need to be an account wide instant 'gimme now' system because 'power' was locked behind a grind wall.
You already have CP across characters.
Rune_Relic wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »Rune_Relic wrote: »1-50 is training your character definition and getting used to new skills and how they work.
It also lets you fine tune attribute point distribution into stats..so that you can specialise.
[admitted its kind of pointless if all people do is put 64 point into attribute X]
Do you need to train another templar if you already know all the templar skills ?
Well if you havent learnt ALL of the templar skills and such.....probably.
At the end of the day a character is not an account.
Character are individuals...so shouldnt be account wide.
ie I have levelled character X so character Y must also be fully levelled.
Its also amusing how those who do trials say trials is endgame content.
... those who do group dungeons say Vet dungeons is endgame content.
... those who do PvP say Cyrodiil is endgame content.
... those who craft consider 9 trait crafting endgame content.
... those who farm consider 8 characters farming all mats with a trading machine endgame content.
What it really means is 'I want to do this all the time' so remove anything thats in the way.
Of course if CP was horizontal and not vertical progression....you wouldnt need to max out CP ASAP... so it wouldnt need to be an account wide instant 'gimme now' system because 'power' was locked behind a grind wall.
You already have CP across characters.
Yes...that was the flaw I was pointing out.
People are now think all levelling should be account based.
GeneralPardon wrote: »I'm just wondering but @Smasherx74 are you at max cp yet?
Smasherx74 wrote: »GeneralPardon wrote: »I'm just wondering but @Smasherx74 are you at max cp yet?
Is it at all relevant? Do you think I'm making this thread out of spite? Because I'm not. I have over 500cp
DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
GeneralPardon wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »GeneralPardon wrote: »I'm just wondering but @Smasherx74 are you at max cp yet?
Is it at all relevant? Do you think I'm making this thread out of spite? Because I'm not. I have over 500cp
Dude don't feel offended, but what I try to say here is, once you've reached a point where you are above the max cp cap, you don't give a single crap about CP anymore, because by the time they're gonna raise the cp cap again you will have plenty of time to get it or you are already there. So there is no point in gaining cp while leveling to level 50(even if you really need the cp, the total XP that you get will only grant you 1 or 2 cp)
JamieAubrey wrote: »
Smasherx74 wrote: »Seems to me levels have absolutely no point behind them anymore. Since everything is scaled that is.
Just let us create characters starting off with our CP. No point in forcing people to go through levels or waste time not earning CP. It'd also help the ease the CP Grind fest so people creating new characters can gain a lot of extra CP just by completing the main quests.
AzraelKrieg wrote: »Myrrdinn2014 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Wtb dueling partner, must be level 10 since levels don't matter anymore.
This is another good point...
PEople will scale down things to levels to complete it quicker.
Yet another reason to demolish levels and make CP across the board, then make the lowest scaling possible CP10
Could be incredibly wrong because I havent tried it since but I dont think you can scale anything down anymore since 1T came out.
Yeah, can't scale content down with One Tamriel. Everything is CP160 and everyone has their stats adjusted to compete if they are below that. No more baby Maw runs to farm motifs.
SatanicSister wrote: »Why do some players assume that everybody hates first 50 levels and all the content and quests it offers? Why do some players think that everything should be given to them on a silver plate? Where is the point in creating alts when there is no character-based leveling anymore?
It's so sad how people are whining all over again about every single thing that they don't like in the game. I hate dungeons and I loathe playing in groups. Yet I won't do tons of topics about how I think that dungeons must be removed and I don't think that everybody must agree with me. My point is that although there are some valid arguments for removing levels, there are as much reasons to let them be as they are.
After all, devs will do what they want with the game.
Smasherx74 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
You're talking about skill levels, I'm talking about actual leveling. You have to complete fighters guild quests to increase that skill, read books to increase mage guild, do DB/TG quests to increase those...
You don't need to be level X to unlock anything, you need your Skill Level to be X to unlock it. Every couple of CP points can result in new attribute point, same with skill points.
Levels are not needed anymore....
Smasherx74 wrote: »Just let us create characters starting off with our CP. No point in forcing people to go through levels or waste time not earning CP.
Smasherx74 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
You're talking about skill levels, I'm talking about actual leveling. You have to complete fighters guild quests to increase that skill, read books to increase mage guild, do DB/TG quests to increase those...
You don't need to be level X to unlock anything, you need your Skill Level to be X to unlock it. Every couple of CP points can result in new attribute point, same with skill points.
Levels are not needed anymore....
What does it matter then since you have to lvl skills regardless of your lvl? Again, Xp scrolls are there to make money for ZOS and they will not go away. Any discussion beyond that is just a waste of time.

cavakthestampede wrote: »1-50 is your training for wheels, slowly introducing multiple layered systems into the players scope.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
You're talking about skill levels, I'm talking about actual leveling. You have to complete fighters guild quests to increase that skill, read books to increase mage guild, do DB/TG quests to increase those...
You don't need to be level X to unlock anything, you need your Skill Level to be X to unlock it. Every couple of CP points can result in new attribute point, same with skill points.
Levels are not needed anymore....
What does it matter then since you have to lvl skills regardless of your lvl? Again, Xp scrolls are there to make money for ZOS and they will not go away. Any discussion beyond that is just a waste of time.
Your argument was levels matter, now it's a question of whether levels matter or not.... Dude you just refuted your self, I'm not arguing XP scrolls aren't useful either, do you even read?
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
You're talking about skill levels, I'm talking about actual leveling. You have to complete fighters guild quests to increase that skill, read books to increase mage guild, do DB/TG quests to increase those...
You don't need to be level X to unlock anything, you need your Skill Level to be X to unlock it. Every couple of CP points can result in new attribute point, same with skill points.
Levels are not needed anymore....
What does it matter then since you have to lvl skills regardless of your lvl? Again, Xp scrolls are there to make money for ZOS and they will not go away. Any discussion beyond that is just a waste of time.
Your argument was levels matter, now it's a question of whether levels matter or not.... Dude you just refuted your self, I'm not arguing XP scrolls aren't useful either, do you even read?
I didn't make any argument so what are you talking about? I'm saying this thread is pointless because it will not change and ZOS will continue to make money with that same method. Do you even read?
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
You're talking about skill levels, I'm talking about actual leveling. You have to complete fighters guild quests to increase that skill, read books to increase mage guild, do DB/TG quests to increase those...
You don't need to be level X to unlock anything, you need your Skill Level to be X to unlock it. Every couple of CP points can result in new attribute point, same with skill points.
Levels are not needed anymore....
What does it matter then since you have to lvl skills regardless of your lvl? Again, Xp scrolls are there to make money for ZOS and they will not go away. Any discussion beyond that is just a waste of time.
Your argument was levels matter, now it's a question of whether levels matter or not.... Dude you just refuted your self, I'm not arguing XP scrolls aren't useful either, do you even read?
I didn't make any argument so what are you talking about? I'm saying this thread is pointless because it will not change and ZOS will continue to make money with that same method. Do you even read?
You think the leveling system is only relevant because ZOS makes money off XP potions....
sorry but that's not sound. XP potions would mostly benefit people trying to up their CP, and those who have Max CP would still use XP potions for new characters to level skill trees.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
You're talking about skill levels, I'm talking about actual leveling. You have to complete fighters guild quests to increase that skill, read books to increase mage guild, do DB/TG quests to increase those...
You don't need to be level X to unlock anything, you need your Skill Level to be X to unlock it. Every couple of CP points can result in new attribute point, same with skill points.
Levels are not needed anymore....
What does it matter then since you have to lvl skills regardless of your lvl? Again, Xp scrolls are there to make money for ZOS and they will not go away. Any discussion beyond that is just a waste of time.
Your argument was levels matter, now it's a question of whether levels matter or not.... Dude you just refuted your self, I'm not arguing XP scrolls aren't useful either, do you even read?
I didn't make any argument so what are you talking about? I'm saying this thread is pointless because it will not change and ZOS will continue to make money with that same method. Do you even read?
You think the leveling system is only relevant because ZOS makes money off XP potions....
sorry but that's not sound. XP potions would mostly benefit people trying to up their CP, and those who have Max CP would still use XP potions for new characters to level skill trees.
Wrong, CP are account-wide, levels are not. While it takes a long time to reach the CP limit it would still be an unprofitable one time thing so my point still stands.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
You're talking about skill levels, I'm talking about actual leveling. You have to complete fighters guild quests to increase that skill, read books to increase mage guild, do DB/TG quests to increase those...
You don't need to be level X to unlock anything, you need your Skill Level to be X to unlock it. Every couple of CP points can result in new attribute point, same with skill points.
Levels are not needed anymore....
What does it matter then since you have to lvl skills regardless of your lvl? Again, Xp scrolls are there to make money for ZOS and they will not go away. Any discussion beyond that is just a waste of time.
Your argument was levels matter, now it's a question of whether levels matter or not.... Dude you just refuted your self, I'm not arguing XP scrolls aren't useful either, do you even read?
I didn't make any argument so what are you talking about? I'm saying this thread is pointless because it will not change and ZOS will continue to make money with that same method. Do you even read?
You think the leveling system is only relevant because ZOS makes money off XP potions....
sorry but that's not sound. XP potions would mostly benefit people trying to up their CP, and those who have Max CP would still use XP potions for new characters to level skill trees.
Wrong, CP are account-wide, levels are not. While it takes a long time to reach the CP limit it would still be an unprofitable one time thing so my point still stands.
You don't read clearly. I never implied in the slightest way CP was not cross account, in fact I implied that very thing by mentioning those with "Max CP would still use XP potions for new characters to level skill trees".
Your point being having levels makes people buy XP potions does not stand on the basis of having CP from start to finish, and those who are already maxed out on CP still need the XP potions to level up the skill trees for their new characters.
Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »Smasherx74 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »OP, constructively, levels do matter. As was discussed earlier, I will gladly duel any level 20 or below on my bad toons. Why? Because leveling still grants power. Leveling unlocks skills, attributes, and hell at level 20 you cannot physically unlock certain skills.
While having the game scaled does create a sense of stagnant in the world, and I will admit that, so did Skyrim. All you need to do to prove leveling does give you power is try ICP with 4 level 10s. Go ahead, it's scaled.
You're talking about skill levels, I'm talking about actual leveling. You have to complete fighters guild quests to increase that skill, read books to increase mage guild, do DB/TG quests to increase those...
You don't need to be level X to unlock anything, you need your Skill Level to be X to unlock it. Every couple of CP points can result in new attribute point, same with skill points.
Levels are not needed anymore....
What does it matter then since you have to lvl skills regardless of your lvl? Again, Xp scrolls are there to make money for ZOS and they will not go away. Any discussion beyond that is just a waste of time.
Your argument was levels matter, now it's a question of whether levels matter or not.... Dude you just refuted your self, I'm not arguing XP scrolls aren't useful either, do you even read?
I didn't make any argument so what are you talking about? I'm saying this thread is pointless because it will not change and ZOS will continue to make money with that same method. Do you even read?
You think the leveling system is only relevant because ZOS makes money off XP potions....
sorry but that's not sound. XP potions would mostly benefit people trying to up their CP, and those who have Max CP would still use XP potions for new characters to level skill trees.
Wrong, CP are account-wide, levels are not. While it takes a long time to reach the CP limit it would still be an unprofitable one time thing so my point still stands.
You don't read clearly. I never implied in the slightest way CP was not cross account, in fact I implied that very thing by mentioning those with "Max CP would still use XP potions for new characters to level skill trees".
Your point being having levels makes people buy XP potions does not stand on the basis of having CP from start to finish, and those who are already maxed out on CP still need the XP potions to level up the skill trees for their new characters.
I do read clearly but as someone who would never even consider buying XP scrolls and finding the lvl up of skills fairly easy I just don't think that's nearly enough for ZOS. You made this thread to avoid the pointless chore of lvling up... no matter how you word it, it just goes back to ZOS wanting money for this exact thing.
Solid_Metal wrote: »if you have already finish and already have minimum 1 CP160 character, sure yeah i agree for skipping leveling all together, new character start level 50 right away with all default Stat point and skill point given
but for new player?, no, leveling still should exist, like other said, for training wheel