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• PC/Mac: No maintenance – November 17
• ESO Store and Account System for maintenance – November 17, 6:00AM EST (11:00 UTC) - 4:00PM EST (21:00 UTC)
• Xbox: NA and EU megaservers for maintenance – November 19, 4:00AM EST (9:00 UTC) - 12:00PM EST (17:00 UTC)
[PSA] There are 45 Skyshards in Cyrodiil -- easy skill points!
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✭✭Bombashaman wrote: »@Bonzodog01 @Riptide @Nestor
your persuasive words have...persuaded me. I shall have a go at it someday. At 4:00 AM
I can maybe even put those additional skill points to some use, try some weird builds just for laughs.
If on PC NA, 1-3 a.m. is the sweet spot. Right around 3 a.m. there is an influx, seemingly from Australia and Asia. I see it in both harvesting outside Cyrodiil and in Cyrodiil.
For whatever reason, things calm down again in the mid morning. I think maybe ESO players are mostly all at the beginning or end of their sleep cycle...0 -
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✭✭✭Bombashaman wrote: »@Bonzodog01
Don't bother arguing with a Carebear like him. Some players have this massive chip on their shoulder about anything competitive at all and seem determined to *** on the target of their hatred with their entire being despite the fact that the only toxic element of what they hate is actually their own *** attitude.
@EveryoneElseWhoIsnotabigotedidiot
Cyrodiil is fairly quiet away from keep paths, and specialized gear (impen) is most certainly not required for the PvE portions of it. (Hell, I have a PvP character that has exactly one piece of impen, and he still wreaks face.). You may need to change your bars to have a little more direct damage and applied dots instead of ground dots, and I would recommend slotting a few of your healing/survival skills.
The only thing that is important is understanding that you will probably die to another player at some point, and not allowing it to get to you when it happens. Once you get over that hump, PvP can even become rather enjoyable (exception being: your computer cannot handle it for whatever reason.)
Didn't know carebear refers to someone who doesn't want to compete, always thought it refers to someone who wants play easy mode. Oh well.
These days PVPers throw the carebear title at all PVEers who disagree with them.Hoping for more playable races1