I understand that some people can get annoyed by the collision but it is also here to give the game more feel, I for one prefer collision.
No it is not perfect but it does work. I can only think of 2 instances where I got really annoyed by an NPC in the well over 400 hours game time.
Same works for PvE combat, I don't want to feel like I am attacking holograms, oh I can pass through them but can hurt and kill them. I like that a hostile NPC can block a door, running through an NPC to get away would be absolute crap.
That would remove immersion big time, I would actually stop playing, I don't want to play a hollow feeling game and by the looks of it the majority don't either.

People are like, oh this game has this, that game has that, oh why don't this game do this. This is TESO not those other games, get used to it. There is a reason why 99% of the games mentioned are F2P-P2W. Go ruin those games more.
ZoS made a decision based on the majority and made the right choice for the majority, they are not going to remove NPC collision.

Also, to add the same NPC collision as Skyrim for example, they would need to change some code, change skeletons of NPC's, add detection queues, it would cause performance issues for all that have low end or hamster PCs to start. What, just so very few that have anger management issues can be happy? It would be an expense we know ZoS may not want to make.

This day and age is full of people wanting change or nerfs because of a little annoyance that actually does not happen as often as they make it out to be, just lazy. " Derp, person in walk path, why he not move, me is god, me try go phwoo, why me stop? Why me no go phwoo? Derp" Answer to that is GO AROUND.

My 2 cents worth.

Edit- Typoos

Octopuss wrote: »

thawks wrote: »

Was necroing a two-and-a-half-year-old really necessary?

Why start a new thread when one already exists? And at least it shows how nothing was done about it yet.
Your post is useless.

Yes, they did do something. The no collision with NPC was terrible. ZoS listened to we, the players and added it. It is there for a reason. Being stuck in a doorway is so minimal compared to how bad it was in combat with no collision.
Also, restarting a 2+ year old thread from a banned user isn't the best way to prove your point.

Although I don't like all the games in the series much, I like the NPC collision mechanics in Assassin's Creed and it continued to improve over the series.

I wish they would add player collision as well.

I've never found it an issue, and can appreciate the feeling of disconnection that would arise without it.

EDIT: Didn't realise this was a necro'd post when I commented, or I wouldn't have bumped it.