Rune_Relic wrote: »After 1T:
Food, potions, good gear, buffs, debuffs, CP are required.. especially if you want to solo world bosses and such.
As is watching the mechanics for interrupts/block/dodge as they will one shot you.
But it's not that hard to learn and use. CPs might be required for soloing world bosses, but also without them it's possible to defeat them together with other players. And it's even not necessary to form a party. Worst case: one has to wait a few minutes for others arriving there.
E.g. there is the giant bat/gargoyle(?) in Rivenspire. First we were in two and died one after the other. We tried different skills, swapped weapons, aso, nothing helped. Then a third player came along. More meal for the mob :-D It has a nasty stun and hits quite hard, additionally it follows the player a quite far distance. But we didn't surrender. After a few minutes there were 7+ players who joined the fight and together we finally killed it and its adds. It was fun and I also learned to better not get back to life on red ground^^
Especially as a new player one shouldn't care about soloing everything, I think. I play this way: trying what's possible but also growing with challenges, and not being upset when it didn't work like I thought. Then I try something different. In most cases other than world bosses, my death was an avoidable fault, because I forgot something, didn't prepare with food, had the wrong pot on q or something like that. It would be much more punishing when I lose XP a/o items on death, like in other games. In ESO1T I lose a soul stone and a bit of hubris.
vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »For the next week good luck finding a solo boss or dolman all alone anyway....
Heck you will be lucky to get a hit in and get loot.
failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »@KingYogi415 all classes have to deal with animation cancelling at endgame, vigor is a pvp skill and not needed for pve solo questing. OP is a low level who struggles at 3 mobs in solo quest content.
His issue at this point is not how skilled he is in a fight, it's his lack of basic knowledge of his class and skills in the game because we have no real tutorials. New players are penalized for not knowing what skills to slot, morphs to get and what to do if they fail at something.
failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »@KingYogi415 please calm down.
Earlier in the thread I recomended OP to get a resto staff, regardless of wether he plays stamina or magicka build, because it's an easy way of getting through solo questing.
GuardianStriker wrote: »Honestly, I get what they're doing with the scaling and everything. But it just comes with one flaw.
Most fights cannot be won on your own. Seriously, I prefer to fight groups of enemies and raid dungeons on my own if I can take most of the enemies down.
But now I can't do most of that now that they scale to my level. 1 vs 3 enemy battles are now more difficult and I hate having to bring friends just to win. I'm sure it's not just me that hates this part of the update. Having to rely on groups sometimes to beat most enemies or dungeons.
GuardianStriker wrote: »If you are referring to world bosses, my imperial DK in his PvP spec has yet to meet one that he cannot solo. You just cant solo some bosses in full DD spec with 0 self-heals or defensive skills slotted and you really shouldnt have been able to do that in the first place imo. They are world BOSSES after all.
If you are just referring to random trash packs, just spin to win or impulse spam kills them anyway so im not too sure what the complaint is about. Maybe u might need to upgrade your gear and slot one or 2 defensive skills if need be.
I'll be honest, I'm just really trash at this game. I'm a bow and dual wielding nightblade stamina build. I honestly don't know what I'm doing wrong. I bring potions, my gear is upgraded to my level, I use skills in battle, I bring food and drink to increase my stats and I basically just make sure I'm prepared for a fight.
I dunno if I'm preparing in the wrong ways or if I just suck at the game. Probably both.
Do you use armor sets and sharpened weapons, close to your level?GuardianStriker wrote: »If you are referring to world bosses, my imperial DK in his PvP spec has yet to meet one that he cannot solo. You just cant solo some bosses in full DD spec with 0 self-heals or defensive skills slotted and you really shouldnt have been able to do that in the first place imo. They are world BOSSES after all.
If you are just referring to random trash packs, just spin to win or impulse spam kills them anyway so im not too sure what the complaint is about. Maybe u might need to upgrade your gear and slot one or 2 defensive skills if need be.
I'll be honest, I'm just really trash at this game. I'm a bow and dual wielding nightblade stamina build. I honestly don't know what I'm doing wrong. I bring potions, my gear is upgraded to my level, I use skills in battle, I bring food and drink to increase my stats and I basically just make sure I'm prepared for a fight.
I dunno if I'm preparing in the wrong ways or if I just suck at the game. Probably both.
So. Much. This.Damn ZoS for making an MMO that requires groups to play! That's unacceptable!
lolThis game is a MMO.
That's Massively Multiplayer Online game. It is all built and centered around playing with others...
There seems to be a little confusion being made here. "Massive Multiplayer Online" doesn't in any way equals "no solo content" or "mandatory group play". It means there is a massive number of player sharing a persistent online world in a game. That's all.
There are certainly games that are supposed to be played in group only, but that's not the case with all MMOs (it is not even the case with most popular MMOs) and it certainly isn't the case with a MMO that was developed based on a single player series and that therefore has a huge solo playerbase, which is ESO's case. That doesn't make these games not MMOs.
That being said, almost everything in ESO is solo-friendly, even after 1T. It is a matter of learning the ins and outs of your class and of the game. New players will benefit from learning to dodge, block and interrupt, to start using food, to keep their equipment up to date, to pay more attention to buffs and debuffs instead of only slotting skills that do direct damage. We older players had been there and done that back when veteran content was a challenge.