Sarevok_Anchev wrote: »

I wish they'd do away with classes and allow us to train in any tree or skill line.

For now, I'll just be happy with a continued effort to balance all classes.

Absolutely, but that would take huge restructuring so I do not think it is going to happen.

More important to me right now is game engine performance on console. The poor performance in Cyrodiil has killed my enjoyment of the game. I do not have the best internet, but I have had this internet service for well over a year and performance in the game has steadily gone downhill. I read people claiming no issues and it appears at times that opponents I am fighting have no issues, but I cannot do much financially at this point to change my performance, and at the same time I read and talk to many players who paid for Xbox oneX, paid for the high end internet performance and still are not getting good performance. Port forwarding used to work for me at my old place to get good performance, now it doesn't seem to help at all.

Absolutely not. They should focus on existing classes. Putting a new one in the game would just dilute the existing classes more and make the game boring. They flattened pretty much every class when they introduced Warden, taking various unique buffs and skills, changing them a bit and giving them to Warden (ex. Major Mending from Templar). I don't want a perma-broken game where some classes are gutted, only to be partially restored a year later and to be gutted yet again several months down the road to make a new class that does almost the same thing, with slightly different animations. That's simply a dumb way to design a game. I would like new skill lines accessible to all classes being introduced from time to time, since those are much easier to accommodate and balance for. For example Psijic went pretty smoothly, and without any nerfs to classes. There were a few bugs but they were fixed within a quarter.