+combat system good
-fix server stability, bugs, and general performance

+oceanic server

CiliPadi wrote: »

+oceanic server

there is no oceanic server. maybe you could use one

Best thing: The expansive, beautiful and diverse world we have to enjoy. As a committed explorer, wandering from place to place as my mood takes me, and taking my time doing so, I have never once felt bored with the game.

Most want to change: Limited-time availability on Crown Store items, specifically the very narrow windows presented to us in the hope that we will fall over ourselves in a panic and buy them. Make items in the Crown Store more readily available for all players, or at least those of us who want to spend money on such items (I know many people don't care or won't buy them for a variety of reasons). Do not ignore or exclude those who aren't able to play every day because of work commitments, extended travel necessity, family commitments, health and wellbeing factors, those who may not have a great deal of money available to spend on the game and wait patiently for payday to arrive so they can buy crowns to buy said items, etc.

Next zone: Well, Murkmire was announced but we're still waiting to hear if it will be re-announced, so i'll go with that. Or Elsweyr. Or Summerset. Or anywhere, to be fair, i'm not that bothered.

+ The number of characters, locations, amount of lore available, being able to play an Elder Scroll game with other people.

- No Mounted Combat, no Daedric Artifacts, no Craftable Jewelry, only One Plane of Oblivion (Cold Harbor) to travel to.


Bonus: I would like Summerset Isle to be the next place to be added to the game.

POSITIVELY GREAT: DIVERSITY

The sheer diversity of activities and scenarios to engage in (solo, small group, large group, friends, strangers..... intense, fast, slow, patient, grind, reward, challenge.... rooms, farms, castles, fields, mountains, caves, dungeons)... (vs one NPC boss, vs NPCs, vs one player, vs players with players, vs players & NPCs with players)...


TO BE ADDED: HOUSE USE

It's a 2-in-1 but I would like to see houses utilized so that they include gear/build set-ups and have some role to play regarding inventory... for example: have a large wardrobe (in this case call it an armory) which can take 6 set-ups of gear, each with CP pre-slotted, attributes, potions, food and skills, so that in one walk-in a character can be ready for a different set-up. Some issues would need to be mopped up like cost to swap CP, attributes but it would not be hard. Large wardrobes would be end-game but initial ones could be simple and just have a body/item toggle (much like the dye station) to swap in/out pieces of gear.

The secondary part would be that furniture (chests for Jewellery and currency, wardrobe for clothes/armor, weapon rack for weapons, larder for food, etc.) would actually increase banked inventory. There could still be a maximum, the cost of large storage could be, well, large, but I think a house would then have a purpose and ultimately become a home.

The good: fun dungeons, great environments with interesting mechanics

The bad: 90% of game's population will never be able to fully experience/understand these mechanics because either it's so easy everyone roflstomps the fight without noticing mechanics or it's so hard for most people they hit a wall and ragequit. WE NEED A LEARNING CURVE. In caps because this game and its community is just falling apart without it.

There're a lot more other things but those are probably the most important for me

Best thing about eso presently is graphics.

Think I would want the most added is more vertical. The game is mostly two dimensional. Not many areas where you have to work your way up the side of a cliff with a nice view and I don't think I've seen elevators anywhere. And an open world pvp quest area(not Cyrodill) with lots of trees and stuff that breaks line of sight and open roads so there is a lot of guerrilla warfare and cat and mouse questing that does the same as pvp servers in other mmos.

Great replies.

Keep 'em coming.