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Everyone is too healthy in ESO
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Everyone is too healthy in ESO; both NPCs and players.
There are only three diseases in ESO that I know of: Sanies Lupinus, Noxiphilic Sanguivoria, and Llodos Plague.
Only two of those are contractible by players, and both are transmitted by direct infection through bites.
Where's the rest of the diseases, like Rockjoint and Ataxia? In Oblivion, the player could contract tons of different diseases (easily curable by a cure disease potion). Wouldn't even matter to me if it was just present in quests or in dialogue. But it's very strange to see so little disease in the past, when the future holds much of it.
Have you seen any other mentions of disease in ESO that I missed? Do you think we need more?
If anyone wants a quick look at some of the weird diseases in TES lore, give this a read: http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Disease
There are only three diseases in ESO that I know of: Sanies Lupinus, Noxiphilic Sanguivoria, and Llodos Plague.
Only two of those are contractible by players, and both are transmitted by direct infection through bites.
Where's the rest of the diseases, like Rockjoint and Ataxia? In Oblivion, the player could contract tons of different diseases (easily curable by a cure disease potion). Wouldn't even matter to me if it was just present in quests or in dialogue. But it's very strange to see so little disease in the past, when the future holds much of it.
Have you seen any other mentions of disease in ESO that I missed? Do you think we need more?
If anyone wants a quick look at some of the weird diseases in TES lore, give this a read: http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Disease
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✭Summerset has had some mentions. (Mild spoilers below?)
There's been mention of Knahaten Flu.
A quest involving the illness that was basically like Greyscale from Game of Thrones. And another quest involving Thrassian Plague.
But yeah I'd love to see more plagues/diseases/etc, in quests or mentioned around. I always enjoy when vampirism or lycanthropy crops up and has to be dealt with hunter-style, and I liked the plague questline we had in Deshaan.
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✭✭✭✭✭SilentRaven1972 wrote: »
Yeah, but I don't think Knahaten is even in the game.
The devs said it wouldn't be in the game at launch, and I haven't seen any mention of it since.RogueShark wrote: »Summerset has had some mentions. (Mild spoilers below?)
There's been mention of Knahaten Flu.
A quest involving the illness that was basically like Greyscale from Game of Thrones. And another quest involving Thrassian Plague.
But yeah I'd love to see more plagues/diseases/etc, in quests or mentioned around. I always enjoy when vampirism or lycanthropy crops up and has to be dealt with hunter-style, and I liked the plague questline we had in Deshaan.
Haven't finished Summerset quests yet (been too busy with the jewelry craft megagrind).
Where's this quest that mentions Thrassian Plague? Hopefully they at least mentioned it in Summerset too, for lore reasons.PC-NA Goat - Bleat Bleat Baaaa1 -
XxCaLxX✭✭✭✭✭I think there is enough frustration in game. Having to deal with a disease to cure all the time would be aggravating. Just my opinion.10 -
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It's already more than enough that we need to bear all the players around.Have you seen any other mentions of disease in ESO that I missed? Do you think we need more?
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Night_Watch✭✭✭Ataxia, though in lore, may have been removed due to misrepresentation. In actuality one can be affect by temporary ataxia due to illness, drug use (precribed legitimately or not) or after an operation for example. The word 'ataxia', in it's simplest form translates to 'a lack of coordination'.
The real world neurological condition called Ataxia is not a contagious desease but can be passed on genetically. Ataxia also has many forms such as Friedreich's Ataxia, Cerebellar Ataxia and specific area ataxias such as Gait Ataxia that presents as balance and coordination problems in the legs that impead walking ability. Ataxia may be aquired, idiopathic, hereditary, non hereditary or not classed as hereditary yet still 'passed on' via direct family lines.
As for other illnesses mentioned in this post, I do not have any clues as to why they where not included in ESO or not conditions players can contract and then cure with, say, a potion.
Edit: Minor update.
Edited by Night_Watch on May 28, 2018 7:54PM"If there is an underlying oneness of all things, it does not matter where we begin, whether with stars, or laws of supply and demand, or frogs, or Napoleon Bonaparte. One measures a circle, beginning anywhere."
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✭✭✭✭✭And there was me, having followed this forum for many a year, believing that the game was absolutely full of bugs
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✭✭✭✭✭RogueShark wrote: »
Woo, I'm on the hunt then.PC-NA Goat - Bleat Bleat Baaaa0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Morrowind SPG was the last game to have a good Disease scheme. You fight a diseased animal, you might catch something. It had a measurable effect on your character.Enjoy the game, life is what you really want to be worried about.
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Rain_Greyraven✭✭✭✭✭Everyone is too healthy in ESO; both NPCs and players.
There are only three diseases in ESO that I know of: Sanies Lupinus, Noxiphilic Sanguivoria, and Llodos Plague.
Only two of those are contractible by players, and both are transmitted by direct infection through bites.
Where's the rest of the diseases, like Rockjoint and Ataxia? In Oblivion, the player could contract tons of different diseases (easily curable by a cure disease potion). Wouldn't even matter to me if it was just present in quests or in dialogue. But it's very strange to see so little disease in the past, when the future holds much of it.
Have you seen any other mentions of disease in ESO that I missed? Do you think we need more?
If anyone wants a quick look at some of the weird diseases in TES lore, give this a read: http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Disease
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✭There are plenty of diseases. If you notice your status while fighting some mobs you'll notice a debuff that lasts for like 8 seconds and which has a disease's name. Rockjoint iirc can be caught from a Durzog's heavy attack. We just don't much notice because they go away a few seconds later.4 -
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✭I think there is enough frustration in game. Having to deal with a disease to cure all the time would be aggravating. Just my opinion.
Exactly. I play ESO to have fun, not a chore. Already some parts of the game is not fun and feels chorish. If something feels chorish it's not fun. So adding in diseases into the game doesn't add fun.Not my quote but I love this saying
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✭✭✭✭✭Magic, it's all magic,There are plenty of diseases. If you notice your status while fighting some mobs you'll notice a debuff that lasts for like 8 seconds and which has a disease's name. Rockjoint iirc can be caught from a Durzog's heavy attack. We just don't much notice because they go away a few seconds later.
That's just an awesome answerAnd there was me, having followed this forum for many a year, believing that the game was absolutely full of bugs !
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I can't help but feel with such a direct contact with some extremely powerful beings, Nirn would be pretty healthy. Then I can't help but think of fang lair and scalecaller0 -
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✭✭Diseases were incredibly annoying in Skyrim. I always became a wearwolf just to get the immunity.0 -
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✭✭✭You look rather pale. It could be ataxia.
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✭✭✭✭✭Diseases were pretty pointless in Skyrim. But, then, I activated nearly every shrine I went past, so any diseases I had were cured. Not sure I ever even noticed them.1 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Rain_Greyraven wrote: »Everyone is too healthy in ESO; both NPCs and players.
There are only three diseases in ESO that I know of: Sanies Lupinus, Noxiphilic Sanguivoria, and Llodos Plague.
Only two of those are contractible by players, and both are transmitted by direct infection through bites.
Where's the rest of the diseases, like Rockjoint and Ataxia? In Oblivion, the player could contract tons of different diseases (easily curable by a cure disease potion). Wouldn't even matter to me if it was just present in quests or in dialogue. But it's very strange to see so little disease in the past, when the future holds much of it.
Have you seen any other mentions of disease in ESO that I missed? Do you think we need more?
If anyone wants a quick look at some of the weird diseases in TES lore, give this a read: http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Disease
Wow...you're just a ray of sunshine today.....
I'm actually in a great mood today, thanks for noticing!There are plenty of diseases. If you notice your status while fighting some mobs you'll notice a debuff that lasts for like 8 seconds and which has a disease's name. Rockjoint iirc can be caught from a Durzog's heavy attack. We just don't much notice because they go away a few seconds later.
The only status I notice is slow.
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✭✭✭✭✭Morrowind SPG was the last game to have a good Disease scheme. You fight a diseased animal, you might catch something. It had a measurable effect on your character.
Oblivion and Skyrim were the same. The difference was, most diseases in Oblivion weren't particularly noticeable. In Skyrim, they still exist, but are barely worth mentioning.
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✭✭✭✭✭starkerealm wrote: »Morrowind SPG was the last game to have a good Disease scheme. You fight a diseased animal, you might catch something. It had a measurable effect on your character.
Oblivion and Skyrim were the same. The difference was, most diseases in Oblivion weren't particularly noticeable. In Skyrim, they still exist, but are barely worth mentioning.
There are mods that re-balance diseases and make them much more threatening.
I'm not looking for, like...Oregon Trail levels of disease in a TES game.
Just more mentions of it than there are now. Because compared to TES III/IV/V, the characters in ESO have superhuman immune systems.PC-NA Goat - Bleat Bleat Baaaa0 -
TheValar85✭✭✭✭✭So what?
you wanna sperad STD?
Honestly i am happy being a heatly character in game and both in real life
I dont wanna deal with any dessies.GM Of The Lusty Argonian ERPGM Of THe Alessia Dynasty PVP GuildGM Of The Guardians Of MiddleEarthMy Smiling Emperor Profile Picture: https://ibb.co/bsOM6n1 -
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✭✭✭bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »@Tabbycat your guild is it psijic supreme order ps4 NA
We are The Psijic Order on PC NA.Founder and Co-GM of The Psijic Order Guild (NA)
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