If ESO had a lfr...

Dekeon · July 2017

Then within a month it would have no playerbase left. Theres just not much to trials...no have to have unique items. Just item "sets" that dont improve you as much as most think.Really want MUCH better dps? Lookup making a macro that light weaves and animation cancels for you...you'll get BIG dps gain. I guess I just wish there was more to this game.

IronCrystal · July 2017

Is this a post telling people to use macros or a complaint about lack of incentive to run trials?

Soleya · July 2017

People complain about group finder PUGs for normal dungeons, can't imagine the amount of complaining about bad groups in trials.

Dekeon · July 2017

I believe most use macros.

idk · July 2017

Dekeon wrote: »

Then within a month it would have no playerbase left. Theres just not much to trials...no have to have unique items. Just item "sets" that dont improve you as much as most think.Really want MUCH better dps? Lookup making a macro that light weaves and animation cancels for you...you'll get BIG dps gain. I guess I just wish there was more to this game.

You have said a lot of nothing.

1. have you cleared all trials on vet (and HM)?
2. The gear is not bad. Tanking gear sucks, but the dps gear in all three trials is solid. TFS is BiS for stamina. MD, Master Architect and War Machine are solid for their respective classes. IA is good at 4 pc and VO is good at 5 pc.
3. Top DPS do not use macros. Macros mess up, things to wrong. Doing it the right was is how most do it.

Back to the first point. You clearly have not cleared all the trials since you would know big dps is not the key to the newest one.

It really seems you are bitter about something, and it probably has nothing to do with what you said since your points are incorrect.

Azyle1 · July 2017

I think a LFR would be good. You act like Trials are hard. It could EASILY be done with Normal (If it worked).

Not for Vet though, but still.. why we haven't had this for Normal Trials doesn't make sense to me.

Recremen · July 2017

Meanwhile people who are currently doing trials seem to be there just for the fun of it without needing OP incentives. Like they enjoy the gameplay, almost?? Unbelievable.

LadyNalcarya · July 2017

Macros cannot replace players skill, even more so, you might macro a rotation and it might even work on a dummy, but in the actual trial muscle memory is much more benefiical than macros. Macro'd rotation can even get you killed (because you didnt block in time, for example).

Vet trial lfg is not going to work because if you dont want to get stuck for hours, you'd need some form of communication and decent coordination. And even normal HoF or MoL could be quite challenging.
Imo lfr might be not a bad idea if they would add lower difficulty, specifically designed for random groups. So that even cp10 archers queued as tanks wont wipe their groups and more casual players would be able to farm sets or enjoy the story.

LadyNalcarya · July 2017

Dekeon wrote: »

I believe most use macros.

Best dds dont. Macros arent perfect, especially in long fights where you'd have to move around etc.
Gaming mice make weaving easier, though. I've got this one and it helps a lot.

zaria · July 2017

Dekeon wrote: »

I believe most use macros.

Macros lacks flexibility, on sorcerer I need to weave in surge on every 2 or 3rd backbar rotation,
They work well for stuff like adding LA on ability but this stop you from block casting.
Block, dodge or knock down / off balance mess them up.

LFR would work for normal raids, at least if requirement was that you had done the raid before.

Tyrobag · July 2017

Also there's the fact that using macros is cheating...

idk · July 2017

zaria wrote: »

Dekeon wrote: »

I believe most use macros.

Macros lacks flexibility, on sorcerer I need to weave in surge on every 2 or 3rd backbar rotation,
They work well for stuff like adding LA on ability but this stop you from block casting.
Block, dodge or knock down / off balance mess them up.

LFR would work for normal raids, at least if requirement was that you had done the raid before.

Correct it would only be good for normal trials. Train wreck for vet due to the mechanics and always that one person who does their own thing.

Rohamad_Ali · July 2017

There is a lot more then just doing dungeons in this game .

CavalryPK · July 2017

LadyNalcarya wrote: »

Dekeon wrote: »

I believe most use macros.

Best dds dont. Macros arent perfect, especially in long fights where you'd have to move around etc.
Gaming mice make weaving easier, though. I've got this one and it helps a lot.

Omg i got tbe same mouse

zaria · July 2017

CavalryPK wrote: »

LadyNalcarya wrote: »

Dekeon wrote: »

I believe most use macros.

Best dds dont. Macros arent perfect, especially in long fights where you'd have to move around etc.
Gaming mice make weaving easier, though. I've got this one and it helps a lot.

Omg i got tbe same mouse

Has the naga one, downside is that the lower side keys is to hard to get, has mapped lower for potions and other stuff.
Use mouse wheel left for front bar and right for back bar, this avoid the 360 turn then bar swapping during lag.

IronCrystal · July 2017

Dekeon wrote: »

I believe most use macros.

And you are making baseless assumptions without having played at the top level.

Kurkikohtaus · July 2017

Not sure LFR would be that useful for Normals. As a DD, I like to join PuGs for nMoL and usually find someone advertising in zone chat in Craglorn within 10-15 minutes, and the group is usually solid in that it can simply stack and burn the content.

I am afraid that a tool would lead to forming groups with people who might not be ready for this... so then people get kicked, and the partial group then spams zone chats anyway.