Queueing for dungeon as low level

Sewedir · July 2017

Can i really queue as low lvl, i got kicked for not having enough champion points by players problems because game told i do not have enough champion points to scale you or something simillar, it disappeared so fast.
Thanks for the info,

svartorn · July 2017

Shouldn't get kicked from normals if you're low level.

If you're queuing for vets and you're low cp I don't really have much sympathy for you.

Danksta · July 2017

If you're low CP then you should be fine in all the base game dungeons, you just need to get in a guild that won't kick you from a dungeon because you can't carry them. I'd wait until you're comfortable in the base game dungeons before trying the DLC dungeons because they're quite a bit more difficult.

zaria · July 2017

For veteran dungeons you can just as well wait until cp160, they don't give much more xp than normal and you need new gear at cp160 anyway.

For normal, unless you do something wrong as fake tank or healer nobody kick anybody.

Demycilian · July 2017

OP, that group was probably made up of terrible players. Good players will just let you hike along without fuzz. Think nothing of it. Sadly, ESO managed to attract a fairly rubbish community; chances are you will experience this time and again.

Sewedir · July 2017

Thanks all for th answers.

Aisle9 · July 2017

if you queue for randoms there is no scaling problem, only ignorance, lower CP ranks are scaled to co160 and everyone is happy.

klowdy1 · July 2017

As long as you stay away from vet dungeons you'll be fine. There is no point to enter a vet dungeon before cp160 anyway.

Morgul667 · July 2017

Wait for CP160 for vet is better
For normal no problem

Some people may kick you from their group in vet due to low cp, but I believe, DPS are mainly linked to ones skill and gear than level of CP

cbaudersub17_ESO · July 2017

Demycilian wrote: »

OP, that group was probably made up of terrible players.

Or players using groupfinder to assemble a personal farming squad.... Which, arguably, are still terrible players.

Malmai · July 2017

Grouping tool = free taxi

Keep_Door · July 2017

I have never seen a lowbie get kicked. I have only seen high level players leave.

Rungar · July 2017

if you que up for something like vet mazzutan or the prison and you have less than 300cp I will just leave the group. The experience you will have will likely be negative especially if you are dps. Not impossible to finish it, but unlikely and a miserable experience for everyone else.

here's a good guide for those with lower cp:

<160 = normal dungeons
>160, <300 = "1" vet dungeons like city of ash 1
>300,<400 = all the "2" vet dungeons like wayrest sewers 11
>400 = DLC vet dungeons

complaining that you got kicked when your the problem doesn't require an apology or explanation in my opinion. You shouldn't be there. Its not personal and you aren't entitled here.

its no different if you (or me) miss the mechanics or are crashing/disconnecting all the time. It is what it is. A little respect for the other players is warranted. If you don't give any, don't expect any.

if you still insist on doing these things without the appropriate qualifications get three friends to bring you through.

Tasear · July 2017

The only time I vote to kick is

a) You simply have a bad personality

b) You came to veteran dungeon unprepared (no food means to no carry)

c) You have bad teamwork skills or simply aren't learning from your mistakes

Now in regards to normal dugeons there's only a very few almost non-existent occasions I can't carry. Also I give and carry food that scales for people in normal dugeons though if are a veteran than you better be prepared.

To original poster, sounds like they were saying they simply could not carry you in a veteran dungeon for one reason or other. This could be on you or them. They could of simply been bias or the other three members found you did not suit the teams needs.

Sewedir · July 2017

Tasear wrote: »

The only time I vote to kick is

a) You simply have a bad personality

b) You came to veteran dungeon unprepared (no food means to no carry)

c) You have bad teamwork skills or simply aren't learning from your mistakes

Now in regards to normal dugeons there's only a very few almost non-existent occasions I can't carry. Also I give and carry food that scales for people in normal dugeons though if are a veteran than you better be prepared.

To original poster, sounds like they were saying they simply could not carry you in a veteran dungeon for one reason or other. This could be on you or them. They could of simply been bias or the other three members found you did not suit the teams needs.

After few queues it looks like i have been queueing for veteran stuff, i have no idea i have been doing so, after i noticed it, i changed it to normal. My fault. The icon was so small i didn't notice it.

Sewedir · July 2017

Rungar wrote: »

if you que up for something like vet mazzutan or the prison and you have less than 300cp I will just leave the group. The experience you will have will likely be negative especially if you are dps. Not impossible to finish it, but unlikely and a miserable experience for everyone else.

here's a good guide for those with lower cp:

<160 = normal dungeons
>160, <300 = "1" vet dungeons like city of ash 1
>300,<400 = all the "2" vet dungeons like wayrest sewers 11
>400 = DLC vet dungeons

complaining that you got kicked when your the problem doesn't require an apology or explanation in my opinion. You shouldn't be there. Its not personal and you aren't entitled here.

its no different if you (or me) miss the mechanics or are crashing/disconnecting all the time. It is what it is. A little respect for the other players is warranted. If you don't give any, don't expect any.

if you still insist on doing these things without the appropriate qualifications get three friends to bring you through.

Yeah, i apparently were queueing for veteran, i clicked to queue for normal but it queue me for vet apparently, i solve the issue, and the dungeon aren't bad now, there are fun to be exact.