MyKillv2.0 wrote: »If this is accurate, I cannot wait to watch the forums explode and burn everything to the ground when they realize that Spellcrafting will not be apart of Chapter II.
TheTwistedRune wrote: »So, by this datamine's reckoning, markedly less substantial content than Morrowind. I will reserve my final judgement until after the reveal, but so far it is not looking like much. One new skill line? And jewellery crafting? (which IMO should be a base game update).
Content wise it seems about the same as a DLC.
TheTwistedRune wrote: »So, by this datamine's reckoning, markedly less substantial content than Morrowind. I will reserve my final judgement until after the reveal, but so far it is not looking like much. One new skill line? And jewellery crafting? (which IMO should be a base game update).
Content wise it seems about the same as a DLC.
DeadlyRecluse wrote: »DeadlyRecluse wrote: »MyKillv2.0 wrote: »If this is accurate, I cannot wait to watch the forums explode and burn everything to the ground when they realize that Spellcrafting will not be apart of Chapter II.
I never saw any evidence that spellcrafting WOULD be a part of chapter 2. Not sure how that notion became so popular with the forumfolk.
We speculated and people wanted to believe it.
Either way if it doesn't have spell crafting, it has to have a new class. If it has neither, I'm not spending 50 dollars to run around flirting with NPCs.
As much as people downplayed the new features in Morrowind, it came with 2 HUGE gameplay additions: a new class, and an entirely new gameplay mode that they've consistently expanded on (battlegrounds).
And more normal DLC stuff like the trial, quests, etc.
If I don't see at least one significant game play addition (and I mean something new like BGs, not a new version of established content, like "a new dungeon") then I don't really see this chapter as being worth it either.
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MyKillv2.0 wrote: »DeadlyRecluse wrote: »DeadlyRecluse wrote: »MyKillv2.0 wrote: »If this is accurate, I cannot wait to watch the forums explode and burn everything to the ground when they realize that Spellcrafting will not be apart of Chapter II.
I never saw any evidence that spellcrafting WOULD be a part of chapter 2. Not sure how that notion became so popular with the forumfolk.
We speculated and people wanted to believe it.
Either way if it doesn't have spell crafting, it has to have a new class. If it has neither, I'm not spending 50 dollars to run around flirting with NPCs.
As much as people downplayed the new features in Morrowind, it came with 2 HUGE gameplay additions: a new class, and an entirely new gameplay mode that they've consistently expanded on (battlegrounds).
And more normal DLC stuff like the trial, quests, etc.
If I don't see at least one significant game play addition (and I mean something new like BGs, not a new version of established content, like "a new dungeon") then I don't really see this chapter as being worth it either.
They have been lowkey hyping a 2man vMA type of game play for awhile, that may very well be their big "new feature" as well as a new trial. Maybe a smaller one, vAS was OK with popularity, right? It seemed to be in my social circle anyways. They may throw in a larger one since it has been almost a year since the last major trial was released. And who knows, maybe something pvp related....
Seriously though, I would agree with you. If the Chapter ll doesn't include any new "significant gameplay additions", I would consider it a bust but I seriously doubt that we will get a Chapter that does't include at least a couple "significant gameplay additions". But you are right, if they do not include anything like that, it will be a bust.
MyKillv2.0 wrote: »If this is accurate, I cannot wait to watch the forums explode and burn everything to the ground when they realize that Spellcrafting will not be apart of Chapter II.
Savos_Saren wrote: »I like the idea that it's a new skill line vs a new class...
I want to keep my main character- and hopefully add some new, interesting abilities to him!
Look at the bright side, ya know?
MyKillv2.0 wrote: »If this is accurate, I cannot wait to watch the forums explode and burn everything to the ground when they realize that Spellcrafting will not be apart of Chapter II.
And I will laugh, because those fools obviously did not pay attention to all the datamines that had absolutely no mention of spellcrafting. I'm not even sure where that notion came from.
Edit: There were some ambiguous things that people speculated could be related to spellcrafting, but there was nothing that firmly linked them to the feature, and they could very well be for something else.
Savos_Saren wrote: »I like the idea that it's a new skill line vs a new class...
I want to keep my main character- and hopefully add some new, interesting abilities to him!
Look at the bright side, ya know?
same here ^^
They've hinted this update will have class balance changes. They've probably been working on base game (existing classes/skills/sets) rather than new ones.No new class ? anything about spell crafting ?
Pretty disappointed, hope there will be big class change or i don't understand what the "Combat & gameplay " team is doing since Clockwork city patch.
Seraphayel wrote: »MyKillv2.0 wrote: »If this is accurate, I cannot wait to watch the forums explode and burn everything to the ground when they realize that Spellcrafting will not be apart of Chapter II.
And I will laugh, because those fools obviously did not pay attention to all the datamines that had absolutely no mention of spellcrafting. I'm not even sure where that notion came from.
Edit: There were some ambiguous things that people speculated could be related to spellcrafting, but there was nothing that firmly linked them to the feature, and they could very well be for something else.
Why are you all repeating this? The datamines HAD several mentions of Spellcrafting because ZOS constantly added new Spellcrafting assets. The big feature of Chapter II could have either been Spellcrafting OR Psijik because both were datamined. That it is most likely Psijik doesn't remove Spellcrafting from the list (e.g. as a base game update later this year).
Personally I think CH3 will be a Necromancer class. There is such high demand for it I can't see ZOS not doing it. CH2 was just a bit too early for a new class after Warden with CH1.Based on the other datamines, it does seem like ZOS is experimenting with more content and fewer features compared to Morrowind. I'm a shmuck who'll buy it either way, but if that is how things go, I'm curious to see where they'll strike a balance with chapter 3.
And I will laugh, because those fools obviously did not pay attention to all the datamines that had absolutely no mention of spellcrafting. I'm not even sure where that notion came from.
Seraphayel wrote: »MyKillv2.0 wrote: »If this is accurate, I cannot wait to watch the forums explode and burn everything to the ground when they realize that Spellcrafting will not be apart of Chapter II.
And I will laugh, because those fools obviously did not pay attention to all the datamines that had absolutely no mention of spellcrafting. I'm not even sure where that notion came from.
Edit: There were some ambiguous things that people speculated could be related to spellcrafting, but there was nothing that firmly linked them to the feature, and they could very well be for something else.
Why are you all repeating this? The datamines HAD several mentions of Spellcrafting because ZOS constantly added new Spellcrafting assets. The big feature of Chapter II could have either been Spellcrafting OR Psijik because both were datamined. That it is most likely Psijik doesn't remove Spellcrafting from the list (e.g. as a base game update later this year).
The only thing remotely related were filenames of images of spellbooks. It's a leap to say that's spellcrafting.
Savos_Saren wrote: »I like the idea that it's a new skill line vs a new class...
I want to keep my main character- and hopefully add some new, interesting abilities to him!
Look at the bright side, ya know?
Some interesting info in English:
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By royal decree, the once-forbidden island of the High Elves has been opened, its Crystal Tower drawing travelers to its light. But dark forces from beyond and below are also interested in the mystic location in this new chapter set in the Summerset Isle.
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With this collection of style pages, you can make use of the Divine Prosecution armor and weapon styles in the Outfit System. As this is not a motif book, you will be unable to craft equipment in this style.
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That new style exclusively for Outfit system is sounds interesting.
DeadlyRecluse wrote: »DeadlyRecluse wrote: »MyKillv2.0 wrote: »If this is accurate, I cannot wait to watch the forums explode and burn everything to the ground when they realize that Spellcrafting will not be apart of Chapter II.
I never saw any evidence that spellcrafting WOULD be a part of chapter 2. Not sure how that notion became so popular with the forumfolk.
We speculated and people wanted to believe it.
Either way if it doesn't have spell crafting, it has to have a new class. If it has neither, I'm not spending 50 dollars to run around flirting with NPCs.
As much as people downplayed the new features in Morrowind, it came with 2 HUGE gameplay additions: a new class, and an entirely new gameplay mode that they've consistently expanded on (battlegrounds).
And more normal DLC stuff like the trial, quests, etc.
If I don't see at least one significant game play addition (and I mean something new like BGs, not a new version of established content, like "a new dungeon") then I don't really see this chapter as being worth it either.
Seraphayel wrote: »MyKillv2.0 wrote: »If this is accurate, I cannot wait to watch the forums explode and burn everything to the ground when they realize that Spellcrafting will not be apart of Chapter II.
And I will laugh, because those fools obviously did not pay attention to all the datamines that had absolutely no mention of spellcrafting. I'm not even sure where that notion came from.
Edit: There were some ambiguous things that people speculated could be related to spellcrafting, but there was nothing that firmly linked them to the feature, and they could very well be for something else.
Why are you all repeating this? The datamines HAD several mentions of Spellcrafting because ZOS constantly added new Spellcrafting assets. The big feature of Chapter II could have either been Spellcrafting OR Psijik because both were datamined. That it is most likely Psijik doesn't remove Spellcrafting from the list (e.g. as a base game update later this year).
The only thing remotely related were filenames of images of spellbooks. It's a leap to say that's spellcrafting.