I'd prefer more trials personally but this would be nice.

I had a hard time choosing myself. Spellcrafting would add a whole new dimension to the game, I believe. I have no idea, however, how to introduce it without balancing issues.

Banana wrote: »

A 100 ping for everyone

I wouldnt like that. I'm happy with the ping I have, dont wanna see it go slower.

Specifically, some form of storage.
I remember having several mannequins in my Skyrim home on which I displayed the prettiest/funniest armour sets I came across (Cicero's costume comes to mind ) and would love to be able to do the same here. I understand ZOS would want to limit this, as there's probably a reason for not having infinite furniture slots and/or storage already. I can live with not stuffing my every belonging in the same barrel or dresser (as was possible in Skyrim) but it would be so rewarding to be able to display my favourite armour sets - and disguises too, for that matter.

So I was thinking, these mannequins could be:
+ some form of (limited) reward for Master Crafters
+ available at the Achievement Furnisher after completing certain content
+ available at Rolis Hlaalu for a decent amount of writ vouchers (same as average target skeletons?)
+ made in human / argonian / khajiit styles, for everyone's needs

And while we're on the subject of mannequins.. It would also be a really cool extra to have some busts, to be used in a similar manner. You know the busts we see in Crown Store showcases for instance, modelling new hairstyles, etc.? How cool would it be to be able to place one in your home with your favourite necklace and rings? Just a thought.

Edit:
As others have mentioned: would have voted for transmogrification otherwise, but we know they're already working on it.

Panomania wrote: »

Banana wrote: »

A 100 ping for everyone

I wouldnt like that. I'm happy with the ping I have, dont wanna see it go slower.

There is some of us with 200+ ping, 100 ping would be Christmas for us

As I mentioned elsewhere, the ability to make some basic utility spells to aid with RP or general exploration would please me no end.

Double all base damage.

CP is barely playable, no one dies anymore

57 votes for now. Transmogrification is in the lead, people say it will come anyways, though. Housing features will certainly be added, the question is which. I would love to have my own garden to grow pumpkins :-)

Heka Cain wrote: »

My wish would be to ban useless polls along with the highfalutin attention *** that create such turgid fodder en masse!

Well, aren't you just a lovely bundle of fun and joy?

Jewelrycrafting.

I am interested in Transmogrificaiton, because I want crafting and motifs to be worthwhile again. However, I suspect that they'd implement it in a way that would make crafters into nothing more than re-skinners, which would be bad. Bad, bad, bad. Insultingly bad. Indefensibly bad. It might even be the factor that drives me from the game. I want crafted gear to be good. Re-skinning drops is not the same thing; it's the opposite.

Jewelrycrafting is a better way to go. Not perfect, but better.

(Of course, if there's a Transmog system that requires us to do some actual crafting, that's different. I still believe that BiS gear dropping as single-use schematics is the best way to go.)

While making a solo option for everything might not have broad appeal in the poll, I vote for it -- and not just because I prefer solo play -- but because it would force devs to re-evaluate how level scaling and mechanics are really working.

Interesting that Thieves Guild was mentioned just above about this. Not only does it have an interesting trial in Maw of Lorkaj that's locked to group-only play, but it has a "solo" boss that doesn't scale well -- the Grand Sermonizer. It's hard, but soloable on low-level characters. Once characters reach higher levels, the scaling starts going lopsided, making it effectively a group boss unless your play style tends toward min/maxing. (The continuous AoE spamming by this boss, plus targeting one-shots or near-one-shots with range make soloing it an exercise in just spmming attacks and abilities with good regen. Only with a group can you start working the mechanics.) And even then, it may be out-of-proportion hard, considering the ease of the next few quests that come along in the sequence.

There are other occasional bosses in soloable areas which tend to come off as disproportionately high on the difficulty scale compared to the current quest or area difficulty. Most can be countered by buffing up in various ways, but they can break immersion and sometimes seem like cheap shots to up the pure difficulty without doing anything interesting to make you puzzle out the mechanics. Some players are going to see this as an anti-solo-play roadblock in a DLC they paid for.

The scaling has been alternately buffed and nerfed through patches in a reactionary sort of way, which has caused all sorts of differences of opinion among solo and group players. Creating a solo option would force devs to examine the scaling and mechanics for a constructive purpose -- Devs are creative people; give them an interesting, challenging project and they're likely to create a more cohesive solution with good effects all around for the game.