Have you ever stuck around at the end of a quest, pledge, or group dungeon to get the REAL reward??

Sting864 · May 2018

The flavor text at the end of an event is truly entertaining. I had always been kicked out before I got to listen to it all, or wandered away from the final boss before it finished... I believe that as a gamer, you want to get the maximum time of enjoyment per gaming dollar, and I hope ZOS never caves to "rushins" but continues to provide "post-boss flavor text..."

DeadlyRecluse · May 2018

The game has been out for 4 years.

Many people aren't skipping the last line of text because they don't care, but because they've heard it many times before.

Wrecking_Blow_Spam · May 2018

There is no reward, just loot. Back to the the grind you go!

Aebaradath · May 2018

Why would I stick around to listen to dialogue I've already heard?

Sting864 · May 2018

DeadlyRecluse wrote: »

The game has been out for 4 years.

Many people aren't skipping the last line of text because they don't care, but because they've heard it many times before.

Hmmm.... I have been playing ESO for four and a half years and had not encountered all that ZOS had offered in those group events til right now... It's like not finishing the book many times but knowing how "A Tale of Two Cities" starts.

VaranisArano · May 2018

I'll stick around if someone needs to turn in the quest until they say they are done. That's just polite to do.

Otherwise, I've already heard it, because when I wanted to pay attention to the story of the dungeon, I did the dungeon with a group of friends who also wanted to pay attention to the story. That method works great, maybe you should try it instead of continuing to complain about "rushins".

redspecter23 · May 2018

I'll gladly listen to it once. I'll also stick around if someone else wants to listen. If nobody else needs it, I'm off to my next thing. I have no need to hear it each time I'm there.

Mic1007 · May 2018

I've done it many times in pre-mades, but not in PUGs. I always get a good laugh at Heem-Jas' epic and super-late charge into the room.

I draw the line at the end of Banished Cells I though. I cringe every time I enter that dungeon because of the dialogue.

Sting864 · May 2018

VaranisArano wrote: »

I'll stick around if someone needs to turn in the quest until they say they are done. That's just polite to do.

Otherwise, I've already heard it, because when I wanted to pay attention to the story of the dungeon, I did the dungeon with a group of friends who also wanted to pay attention to the story. That method works great, maybe you should try it instead of continuing to complain about "rushins".

Not true.... Just because you've had a book for 4 years... doesn't mean you know the ending... Lots of people can tell you that "A Tale of Two Cities" starts with "It was the best of times; it was the worst of times...." But few know how it ends...

DMuehlhausen · May 2018

DeadlyRecluse wrote: »

The game has been out for 4 years.

Many people aren't skipping the last line of text because they don't care, but because they've heard it many times before.

Don't think this really has much to do with it. My first successful FG run at like level 14 day after launch people just left right away.

Sting864 · May 2018

Mic1007 wrote: »

I've done it many times in pre-mades, but not in PUGs. I always get a good laugh at Heem-Jas' epic and super-late charge into the room.

I draw the line at the end of Banished Cells I though. I cringe every time I enter that dungeon because of the dialogue.

"YOU THINK YOU'VE BEATEN ME.... HOW AMUSING..."

AlnilamE · May 2018

Sting864 wrote: »

VaranisArano wrote: »

I'll stick around if someone needs to turn in the quest until they say they are done. That's just polite to do.

Otherwise, I've already heard it, because when I wanted to pay attention to the story of the dungeon, I did the dungeon with a group of friends who also wanted to pay attention to the story. That method works great, maybe you should try it instead of continuing to complain about "rushins".

Not true.... Just because you've had a book for 4 years... doesn't mean you know the ending... Lots of people can tell you that "A Tale of Two Cities" starts with "It was the best of times; it was the worst of times...." But few know how it ends...

It's a sad ending. :-(

Also, in Ruins of Mazzatun, the ending depends on how you played the dungeon.

greenmachine · May 2018

Sting864 wrote: »

... Lots of people can tell you that "A Tale of Two Cities" starts with "It was the best of times; it was the worst of times...." But few know how it ends...

The End

Aebaradath · May 2018

Sting864 wrote: »

VaranisArano wrote: »

I'll stick around if someone needs to turn in the quest until they say they are done. That's just polite to do.

Otherwise, I've already heard it, because when I wanted to pay attention to the story of the dungeon, I did the dungeon with a group of friends who also wanted to pay attention to the story. That method works great, maybe you should try it instead of continuing to complain about "rushins".

Not true.... Just because you've had a book for 4 years... doesn't mean you know the ending... Lots of people can tell you that "A Tale of Two Cities" starts with "It was the best of times; it was the worst of times...." But few know how it ends...

Yeah, I'm still wondering how Adventures of Huckleberry Finn ended even though I own that book for who knows how long.

Edit: This was sarcasm in case you missed it.

WhiteCoatSyndrome · May 2018

I do when possible. I rewarded the lowbie who stuck around long enough for the Scalecaller end scene + lorebook hunt afterwards by pointing out all the chests I found in the process.

McI · May 2018

I've seen them all, but always stick around just incase someone else hasn't seen or heard it. Normally just go afk for a drink or something.

If I get kicked out, that means no one wanted to see it.

heaven13 · May 2018

On one of my alts, I am GOING to run the dungeons slowly, where I actually listen to dialogue. I've got pretty much every dungeon done on my main and couldn't tell you half the stories. I've even done some with friends but some people do not want to wait and they don't mind if you read, but they're gonna charge ahead anyway. So off into the fray I go with only the slightest clue of what is going on.

Wish you could toggle a story mode version of the dungeons and redo them solo strictly for the story (no skill point, etc at the end)

VaranisArano · May 2018

Sting864 wrote: »

VaranisArano wrote: »

I'll stick around if someone needs to turn in the quest until they say they are done. That's just polite to do.

Otherwise, I've already heard it, because when I wanted to pay attention to the story of the dungeon, I did the dungeon with a group of friends who also wanted to pay attention to the story. That method works great, maybe you should try it instead of continuing to complain about "rushins".

Not true.... Just because you've had a book for 4 years... doesn't mean you know the ending... Lots of people can tell you that "A Tale of Two Cities" starts with "It was the best of times; it was the worst of times...." But few know how it ends...

So, I told you I've already heard the dialogue because I purposefully finished the dungeons out with a group of friends who also wanted to wait around for the end of the stories...and you tell me that I'm lying and haven't heard the end of the story?

Wow. Reading comprehension fail much?

Ive already seen all that dialogue/events. Crypt of Hearts I and II is my favorite. So now, I only watch them if someone says they need to turn in the quest, because its polite to wait until they're done.

xeNNNNN · May 2018

its been 4 years and im still not tired of

OVER THERE ITS MAREEL!
WHERE IS ATABAH?!
HALP ME GET DIS CACOON OPAN!!

Jhalin · May 2018

What’s the count up to on the “i get mad cuz people don’t wanna waste time” threads OP has made. It’s up to 4 at least by now.

Anyway, yeah obviously we’ve heard the scripted end of quest VO and now most of us are tired of it so we don’t listen to it anymore.

“Atavaar!” still haunts my thoughts and I’d love to never hear it again.

PlagueSD · May 2018

If by "REAL reward" you mean running back to the start of the dungeon looking for any missed heavy sacks or chests? Yes. I ALWAYS do that when in a guild group.

If you're talking dialog, I've already heard that 3 million times. I don't need to listen to it again.

Sting864 · May 2018

VaranisArano wrote: »

So, I told you I've already heard the dialogue because I purposefully finished the dungeons out with a group of friends who also wanted to wait around for the end of the stories...and you tell me that I'm lying and haven't heard the end of the story?

Wow. Reading comprehension fail much?

Ive already seen all that dialogue/events. Crypt of Hearts I and II is my favorite. So now, I only watch them if someone says they need to turn in the quest, because its polite to wait until they're done.

Yeah I guess some people did roll a fail on their reading comprehension... I wrote that I have been in ESO for 4 and a half years... I thought I had experienced ALL the end dialogue... But I had wandered away from the final boss or been kicked before the dialogue ended... So, even with all that purposeful questing... I had possibly missed the end of the ending dialogue...

"Wow. Reading comprehension fail much?" and the concept of politeness are not very believable....

Sting864 · May 2018

PlagueSD wrote: »

If by "REAL reward" you mean running back to the start of the dungeon looking for any missed heavy sacks or chests? Yes. I ALWAYS do that when in a guild group.

If you're talking dialog, I've already heard that 3 million times. I don't need to listen to it again.

Comments of such hyperbole only muddy the water....

Sting864 · May 2018

Jhalin wrote: »

What’s the count up to on the “i get mad cuz people don’t wanna waste time” threads OP has made. It’s up to 4 at least by now.

Anyway, yeah obviously we’ve heard the scripted end of quest VO and now most of us are tired of it so we don’t listen to it anymore.

“Atavaar!” still haunts my thoughts and I’d love to never hear it again.

What's the count up to for people who comment but never answer the OP's question???

phaneub17_ESO · May 2018

After a while, you get enough gear and CP you can solo through them all, doing the quests, and watch them to the end without worry of getting booted. There's maybe a couple end bosses in Version 2's that are a bit tough to solo but still doable.

AlienatedGoat · May 2018

I already know the stories for all the dungeons. I have no interest in suffering through the repetition any more than I have to.

Mettaricana · May 2018

The after dialogue in vaults of maddness severely hints at a vom2 someday

Nestor · May 2018

There are a lot of group dungeons where I have not heard the dialog because in the 4 years I have been playing, it seems everyone has done the place already. Lucky we have a guild group dungeon night where we can putter and listen and not get to worked up on how fast the place is getting done.

Try and run one of those events in your guild, you would be surprised at how many will show up to run group dungeons if they can without a lot of fuss that pugs can bring to the mix and discover the story and enjoy the views. Some of these group dungeons are simply gorgeous, and most of the time, we never get to "see" them in our chase from one mob to the next.

AcadianPaladin · May 2018

When I am soloing a quest, I get very much into it, focusing on the NPCs and thinking about what they're saying. Leisurely listening to all the dialog and taking my time.

Grouping is totally another matter. When grouped, I fast click through whatever dialog I'm supposed to click on to get out of it as quickly as possible - so I can stack on the crown and focus on my job (healing my group). I like being a group healer but while in that mode, the quests may as well not even be there. I've tried taking the time to listen while grouped and it is a waste of time (in one ear and out the other) because I remain totally focused (distracted) by fulfilling my role in the group.

Sting864 · May 2018

Phage wrote: »

I already know the stories for all the dungeons. I have no interest in suffering through the repetition any more than I have to.

I doubt if very many know the stories... A lot of people think they know the stories because they have the mechanics and muscle memory down...

VaranisArano · May 2018

Sting864 wrote: »

VaranisArano wrote: »

So, I told you I've already heard the dialogue because I purposefully finished the dungeons out with a group of friends who also wanted to wait around for the end of the stories...and you tell me that I'm lying and haven't heard the end of the story?

Wow. Reading comprehension fail much?

Ive already seen all that dialogue/events. Crypt of Hearts I and II is my favorite. So now, I only watch them if someone says they need to turn in the quest, because its polite to wait until they're done.

Yeah I guess some people did roll a fail on their reading comprehension... I wrote that I have been in ESO for 4 and a half years... I thought I had experienced ALL the end dialogue... But I had wandered away from the final boss or been kicked before the dialogue ended... So, even with all that purposeful questing... I had possibly missed the end of the ending dialogue...

"Wow. Reading comprehension fail much?" and the concept of politeness are not very believable....

No offense, but you can speak for yourself, not for me. Just because you wandered away or got booted and thus missed the ending doesn't mean I did when I had a group where we were specifically experiencing the whole story.

Yet you continue to insist that because you missed something, therefore I must have. Which is what I object to, because I havent and I dislike you telling me I'm lying or mistaken. But this is the third time I've had to repeat myself and it will hopefully be the last.

Edited to add: I'm sorry if I was impolite about pointing out the reading comprehension. I get annoyed when I'm told I'm mistaken or lying about what I've done in game, especially when you are clearly projecting your experiences onto me, even when Ive clearly described our different circumstances. Please don't do that in the future.