How does CC work in PvE?

Lanvari · April 2018

My own testing shows that normal mobs have some degree of CC immunity after a fear or stun.

I cannot find any information about how crowd control works in PvE. The only information I can find is for PvP. There are clearly some diminishing return or immunity mechanics in PvE, but I cannot find information on it on any wiki, these forums, or elsewhere.

P.S. These tests were done with Manifestation of Terror, and Concealed Weapon on a Nightblade.

Royaji · April 2018

CC immunity works the same way in PvP and PvE. That's ZOS's vision of smooth transition between the two.

driosketch · April 2018

About to only mention I know of is when it was added.

PC Patch Notes 1.6.5:

Combat & Gameplay (continued)
Monsters
Monsters will now gain immunity to crowd control effects for 5 seconds in the same way that you do.
Note: This does not change the behavior or monsters that are already immune to crowd control abilities.

Lanvari · April 2018

Do elites or bosses have any additional CC immunity or rules?

driosketch · April 2018

Lanvari wrote: »

Do elites or bosses have any additional CC immunity or rules?

Yes they are largely immune to most CC by default. Also note that flying enemies are immune to roots and snares.

Lanvari · April 2018

Do roots, snares, and silence trigger the same or different CC immunity? If they do not trigger CC immunity, are they still affected by CC immunity.

Also, does the 5 seconds of CC immunity begin after the CC ends or when it begins (I assume it is after the CC ends).

driosketch · April 2018

Roots and snares are soft CC and do not grant immunity like hard CC such as stun. You can root or snare enemies with temporary CC immunity repeatedly.

Silence does not grant immunity, but this is a player effect. In PvE, Negate stuns.

It's supposed to be when it ends. Keep in mind, some skills, like fear, have been bugged in the past.