Letting go of the button or not (during the old way).Where is tuggle option?
I voted "yes" but am still torn a bit.
The bow is logically the only weapon IRL with which you can freeze/hold momentum/impact as you like. In ESO however all other weapons release the hit automatically so why shouldn't bow do that too for sake of consistency? It's classical logic-vs-utility dilemma.
Makes it much more realistic, fun and useful to be able to hold heavy attacks and fire whenever you want. I dont understand why they would do something immersion breaking when nobody really complained about it.
TheShadowScout wrote: »The change is fine.
Ever try holding a longboy at full draw? Yes, if you can draw them, it seems easy enough - as long as you only do it for a couple seconds to aim. But try holding it for half a minute, and see how your arms will feel...
And I mean the medieval bow versions. not the easy modern 60, 70 pound draw compound bows what also reduce the draw weight to three quarters, perhals even two thirds of the full weight at full draw. I am talking about the old longbows or composite bows (which seem more applicable considering the size of ESO bows), with draw weights above 100 pounds and no pulley system for weight reduction... and you know they needed that draw weight to get their arrows through armor...
Now, if we were to talk -crossbows- on the other hand... in ESO terms, those could not fire a light attack at all, only heavy attacks, but hold them at full draw until fired...
...which would actually be a -great- way to bring them to ESO, as alternate weapon for archers! but I mentioned such things before...