But you can instantly buy bag and bank space upgrades with crowns, isn't it?Taleof2Cities wrote: »ZOS would lose sales on riding lessons if this were implemented. As much as new players would like this it’s not going to happen.
Facefister wrote: »"No! Clicking a button for 250g every 20 hours is an essential part of character development and it's totally immersive as a RPG game." -Some people in this thread.
And people should not talk about "fairness" when I can buy that stuff with crowns.
Having to wait atleast 150 days for an fully upgraded mount has nothing to do with RPG nor immersion, it just wants you to spend money on the crown shop.
A level 1 horse is so slow, it's borderline insulting.
Riding skill should be account-wide.
People don't log on a daily basis so they can train their horse. And the system is flawed, it needs a change. And if the intention around this is like you said, then ZOS reduced their game into clicking for 250g, ridiculous.ANGEL_BtVS wrote: »Facefister wrote: »"No! Clicking a button for 250g every 20 hours is an essential part of character development and it's totally immersive as a RPG game." -Some people in this thread.
And people should not talk about "fairness" when I can buy that stuff with crowns.
Having to wait atleast 150 days for an fully upgraded mount has nothing to do with RPG nor immersion, it just wants you to spend money on the crown shop.
A level 1 horse is so slow, it's borderline insulting.
Riding skill should be account-wide.
I disagree they just want you to spend in the crown shop. It's been this way since the beginning, long before you were able to buy tokens. The primary reason is so that you'll log into the game on a daily basis. And it works. There have been days that I have logged into the game just to train my horses. And I don't mind. Leave the current system in place.
RobbieRocket wrote: »Training mounts should always have been immersive and appropriate.
Mounts should be trained by use:
1. After moving on a mount for distance x Stamina increases by 1.
2. After galloping (sprinting) a mount for time x Speed increases by 1.
3. After being over (a high percentage) of inventory space for a continuous time x Capacity increases by 1.
Isn't this how training works?
It would also reward those long gallops around Cyrodiil when the keep scenarios isn't favourable...
No...this would alienate newer players or simply poor players.
I agree we need to change this system but not to a system that simply favors richer players. It needs to be an equal system that all players can participate in.
RobbieRocket wrote: »Training mounts should always have been immersive and appropriate.
Mounts should be trained by use:
1. After moving on a mount for distance x Stamina increases by 1.
2. After galloping (sprinting) a mount for time x Speed increases by 1.
3. After being over (a high percentage) of inventory space for a continuous time x Capacity increases by 1.
Isn't this how training works?
It would also reward those long gallops around Cyrodiil when the keep scenarios isn't favourable...
The problem with that kind of skill advancement is that all that happens is that you'll pass countless afk mounted players moving against a fixed object with their forward key weighed down while their skill goes up. We're lobbying to get rid of afk botting, not add to it.
ANGEL_BtVS wrote: »Facefister wrote: »"No! Clicking a button for 250g every 20 hours is an essential part of character development and it's totally immersive as a RPG game." -Some people in this thread.
And people should not talk about "fairness" when I can buy that stuff with crowns.
Having to wait atleast 150 days for an fully upgraded mount has nothing to do with RPG nor immersion, it just wants you to spend money on the crown shop.
A level 1 horse is so slow, it's borderline insulting.
Riding skill should be account-wide.
I disagree they just want you to spend in the crown shop. It's been this way since the beginning, long before you were able to buy tokens. The primary reason is so that you'll log into the game on a daily basis. And it works. There have been days that I have logged into the game just to train my horses. And I don't mind. Leave the current system in place.
Just no.
Like all MMORPGs this game is intended to be played for years, not weeks or even months. People need to accept that although they can head off to a dolmen, Skyreach or wherever and level a character to 50 in a matter of hours, fully developing that character is something else altogether and will take time. Three skills for the price/time of one offers, or achieving something on one character resulting in it being gifted to every other character slot on the account (how long then before demands that it be extended to slots on "linked" accounts?) simply won't wash.
If you only want to do things once, then have a single character - and take your time over it, there's no race involved. If, however, you want to get quick access to the "endgame" then ask for a Crown Store token to give it to you, but don't ask for the game to be dumbed down so that progressing in it over time is replaced by automatic instant gratification for all.
You may argue that it's only the veteran players that this sort of thing would appeal to as they're the ones with the means to pay for it, but isn't it the veteran players who are constantly complaining that the game is already too easy as it is? Having it easy is one thing, trivialising it is something else.
Just no.
Like all MMORPGs this game is intended to be played for years, not weeks or even months. People need to accept that although they can head off to a dolmen, Skyreach or wherever and level a character to 50 in a matter of hours, fully developing that character is something else altogether and will take time. Three skills for the price/time of one offers, or achieving something on one character resulting in it being gifted to every other character slot on the account (how long then before demands that it be extended to slots on "linked" accounts?) simply won't wash.
If you only want to do things once, then have a single character - and take your time over it, there's no race involved. If, however, you want to get quick access to the "endgame" then ask for a Crown Store token to give it to you, but don't ask for the game to be dumbed down so that progressing in it over time is replaced by automatic instant gratification for all.
You may argue that it's only the veteran players that this sort of thing would appeal to as they're the ones with the means to pay for it, but isn't it the veteran players who are constantly complaining that the game is already too easy as it is? Having it easy is one thing, trivialising it is something else.
Your argument is moot when someone can just take out their credit card and level their horse in a matter of minutes if they choose.
Parking a character at a stable for 6 months just to level a horse is tedious, stupid, and dumbing down the game experience. What learning curve is there to logging into a character every day for 6 freaking months to click a button and spend 250 gold? Did it really take you weeks to learn how to do that? Pretty sure it only took me one time to learn that.
So I don't play that character for months while waiting to get speed and stamina up to a tolerable level so I can not take an hour to ride anywhere or get dehorsed if a zombie so much as breathes in my direction. I did this with 10+ characters already, I dont think I have anything else to learn about leveling a horse. I already know it's frustrating, boring, tedious and stupid.
We aren't asking for a max character level token. We are asking for a pointless grind to be shortened so we can actually enjoy playing and leveling that character at a reasonable pace.
A character isn't worth playing until you've parked it at a stable for 6 months and logged in daily to train it? Really?
JungleBoot wrote: »You are high on drugs. I just checked US prices for the riding skill in the crown store. 1,000 crowns each for stamina, speed, and storage. That's 3,000 crowns to level each once. There are 60 levels per stat. 3,000 crowns X 60 = 180,000 crowns total. The best deal in the PS4 store for crowns is 21,000 crowns for $149.99 There is something extremely wrong with this.
For fun, let's carry this a little further. 180,000 / 21,000 = 8.57 So, let's round down and say 8. You would have to spend $150.00 x 8 = $1,200 to train 1 horse fully ??? And just to make sure I'm not crazy, I checked the description. Each riding lesson increases that stat by 1. Holy Crap.
Someone please tell me what I'm missing. Because, this can't be right.