Public dungeon.. Delves seriously ? What the point buying this type of content .. There is already 1 chapter + 1 story DLC per year, stop being selfish ...

If they keep doing dungeon DLC it's probably because it sell well, and this is not because " some people said eso has too much trial content " that no one care about DLC dungeon, I Care, and i'm not the only one.

between, the normal difficulty is faceroll easy ... It's almost like a public dungeon and delve. If this is what you are looking for.

Most of what I read on this forum makes me feel quality of life updates, fixing, and enhancing existing content, and rebalancing gameplay/classes/race passives would be much more appreciated than than adding more DLCs at this time.

Once those things are addressed, then more DLCs would be great.

My only issue with these DLCs is that they are rolled out like they are normal DLCs. They take up an entire Quarter and we essentially have to wait 4-6 months for actual content that the average player can engage for longer than an hour or two. Not to mention that they are typically overpriced for what they bring to the game compared to similarly priced DLC that unlock new zones.

Well, the delve/public dungeon would make them one-and-done. When they're group dungeons, at least you get the pledges encouraging you to do them more. We already have (a limited) difficulty option, normal/veteran. I think they should make some easier DLC dungeons, because atm we have a huge gap in difficulty when comparing DLC and non-DLC dungeons, maybe the difficulty should be somewhat midway between CoA 2 and WGT, so at least the less experienced players could do them too.

BTW, what if they'd do a "mini-trial" 4-man dungeons to satisfy the need for difficulty select? I'm not sure how I'd feel about it.

LOL some people are never satisfied, now dem are complaining because there is too much content! PLOP!

I'd PREFER area DLCs like Clockwork and Orsinium. But that doesn't mean I don't want new dungeons. In fact, if there was content that I stopped playing, it'd be the vanilla dungeons. I vastly prefer the DLC versions over the base-game dungeons. If queue times are higher for DLC content it is likely because not everyone buys the subscription so you are pooling from a lower population compared to the base dungeons, which every player has access to.

If you are having a difficult time getting into a specific dungeon, try looking for a guild that specializes in doing dungeon runs.

EDIT: Also just wanted to add, Dungeons have much higher replayability for someone like me. I beat Orsinium once, but it is unlikely I will ever play it again, whereas a dungeon I'll do repeatedly.

Haha I can imagine at some point in the future there will be more DLC dungeons than normal dungeons and then random dungeon finder will be a whole lot more challenging.

I can deal with DLC dungeons myself np if on a dps but its an issue if on my tank or heal and when there are mechanics and you have a group of new players or less experienced or DPS lacking in the random group.

I'd really like to see a new housing DLC, adding new options, increased housing capacity, a more detailed editor where you can place pre made housing styles and not just planks and rocks etc on an already existing house.

I wish they'd stop making trials and make more dungeons. A lot more dungeons. They can skip the story dlc's too for all I care.

None of the above. If they're in a situation where they're gonna put out TWO dungeon DLCs in the same year, one of them should be some sort of PvP DLC instead.

There is one thing I wish they would change for all dungeons. I think you should be allowed to stay in the cleared dungeon for as long as you want even if you are the only one left and are no longer in a group.

mesmerizedish wrote: »

None of the above. If they're in a situation where they're gonna put out TWO dungeon DLCs in the same year, one of them should be some sort of PvP DLC instead.

I couldn’t agree more! Although, at this point I’ll just take them fixing the freezes!!!

You realize that ZOS has another 4 years of making pve content right ? Until then pay your subscriptions, roleplay, buy digital houses, mounts, achievement hunt, work on fashion waste your money until es6 comes out, and do it for another 20 years lmfao. #lifegoals

jlmurra2 wrote: »

Most of what I read on this forum makes me feel quality of life updates, fixing, and enhancing existing content, and rebalancing gameplay/classes/race passives would be much more appreciated than than adding more DLCs at this time.

Once those things are addressed, then more DLCs would be great.

You’re looking at things from a customer perspective and not from an accounting perspective. ZOS cannot sell that sort of update. It can’t be packaged separately from the current game and sold in the Crown Store. As such, ZOS has zero incentive to do that. What they can do is crank out a couple of dungeons and put those in the Crown Store for players to buy because those dungeons constitute a revenue source.

Without a profit motive, there is no reason for any business to act. We’re long past the days of any business existing simply to satisfy customers.

99% of this game is overland content. Stopping the release of dungeons and trials would completely alienate their endgame players.

The game needs something for everyone.

Just my 2 cents on that topic:
Story and exploration r whats great in eso.
Groupcontent and "difficult" content not so much.

#1 In eso, nearly every "hard" encounter is a dps check. That means, pass the check -> no mechanics happen, fight is "to easy"; fail the check -> mechnics happen and fight gets insanely difficult/impossible.
#2 Rewards. Hard content is not really rewarding. Gold/h ratio is a joke. U need expensive potions, but u dont drop reagents. U need specialised/upgraded sets, some/most of those sets r from zones/dungeons/crafted tho, and the amount of upgrade mats u gain is a joke compared to what u get for farming starter islands for raws. On top of that, the sets that drop there r not needed anywhere outside of tryharding for leaderboardspots. Under the line, u pump in tons of resources, but u get nothing back.
#3 The UI. I really liked the 2014 slim ui "i can actually see my char hitting things with its sword". The general idea of visible effects on the character instead of buff/debuff icons is great. Currently tho, even with disabling ally effects, theres a snipton of glowing, flashing, shiney stuff going on, that the char lights up like a christmas tree on fire within a few secs of the fight and i usually have no effin clue, what those effects r trying to tell me. And even on some i do know, i cant tell "empowered from blocking" and "bsw" apart. As far as incoming stuff goes, in the latest contents it feels like room fills up with several layers of red that does either nothing or oneshots. (i know there is addons. Installing ActionDurationReminder improved my mdk dps by ~300% :P)

I could go on, well is getting long and boring already.

TL/DR: I would like to see fun, rewarding and challenging content, with mechanics outside of "dps check". Stuff where i say "this fight was so amazing, i wanna do it again. Oh look, i we only spend 30 mins and i got a netgain of 400k gold! Lets hit grupfinder for another run."
Fang Lair i wont even do normal again. Its just generic rooms filled with generic mobs with to way much HP, snares and oneshots.
Until that gets better, the only entertainment i find in the "new challenging endgame" is watching the devs whipe while showcasing it. (is very entertaining tho)