Overpriced grind is not on the list.

No. We need fixing bugs in pvp, pve etc.
We need drop rng rework beecause current is a joke.
We need finder fix.
We need a lot fixes tbh.

ruikkarikun wrote: »

No. We need fixing bugs in pvp, pve etc.

Not really helpful, they need to sell new copies of the game. We know they are going to release a chapter. What was the point in commenting no? Balance fixes usually come in huge waves with chapters anyhow.

I want more diversity in the game, less cookie cutter. Create spell crafting and we can get some semblance of customization and unique synergy's with the existing classes.

Honestly, I really really hope that they permanently shelve the idea of Spell Crafting.

I view this as an extremely complicated system that has the potential to eclipse the class system, and it needs to be done right the first time.

What I fear that ZOS will do is ...

1. Partially implement it. They will think it is fine, but will figure anything they miss they can fix at a later date. It won't be "fine" and it takes them forever to get back to anything. Guilds and Guild Banks, anyone? Still waiting.
2. Grind the hell out of components. For example, if they put spell components on parchment, we will need more than one parchment to make a spell, and the parchments will drop randomly as single letters that we have to assemble with special glue that costs 5 figures in gold.
3. Leveling it will also be a grind, but this one will be designed to deliberately impede progress.
4. Monetize it. Number 3 will be easily bypassed with a generous donation of Crowns.
5. Writs will not be worth the effort.
6. It will be wildly out of balance, either so OP that every meta needs it, or so underwhelming that only the crafting completionists care about it.

Mounted combat will make PVP more complex but i think it should be avalible to those who get to a certain rank or level even paying gold to use it that or requires you to purchase the chapter

I really hope no spell crafting balance would be a disaster.i would love one handed and caster though

lordrichter wrote: »

Honestly, I really really hope that they permanently shelve the idea of Spell Crafting.

I view this as an extremely complicated system that has the potential to eclipse the class system, and it needs to be done right the first time.

What I fear that ZOS will do is ...

1. Partially implement it. They will think it is fine, but will figure anything they miss they can fix at a later date. It won't be "fine" and it takes them forever to get back to anything. Guilds and Guild Banks, anyone? Still waiting.
2. Grind the hell out of components. For example, if they put spell components on parchment, we will need more than one parchment to make a spell, and the parchments will drop randomly as single letters that we have to assemble with special glue that costs 5 figures in gold.
3. Leveling it will also be a grind, but this one will be designed to deliberately impede progress.
4. Monetize it. Number 3 will be easily bypassed with a generous donation of Crowns.
5. Writs will not be worth the effort.
6. It will be wildly out of balance, either so OP that every meta needs it, or so underwhelming that only the crafting completionists care about it.

I agree.
Spell Crafting just isn't suited for ESO.
It will be near impossible to make it balanced.
If such a system will be implemented, it may be the final nail in the coffin for ESO combat balance.

As for new systems in the next chapter,
I prefer that ZOS will release a massive free* quality of life update rather than implementing new systems.
This update will include:
1. Improvement to client and server performance - less game crashes, better fps, improvement of game client stability etc.
2. Combat balance improvement - necessary balance changes to classes, skill lines and item sets.
3. Fixes for multiple game bugs.
4. Changes to guild store and guild bank UI menus, like implementing an item search option in guild trader by default.
5. Removal of bots from Nirn - A special method of auto removal of bots will make botting impossible or near impossible.
6. Implementation of a detection tool of macro/third party cheating programs - This tool will scan for any known cheating software and will send a warning to ZOS that the player is found positive for cheating. This will result in less cheating in PVP or in challenging PVE content.
7. A lot more. No TLDR.

To clarify, I don't think an entire skill line for fighting without weapons is called for. I'd like to see it the way we see Ledgerdemain and Soul Magic - a sort of perky skill line that everyone gets and can use. Nothing super fancy, just gets ticked when we fight without weapons and has a couple active moves and a handful of passives. No need to make a whole class around it.

Necromancer Class.

Spears or Spell-swords would be pretty neat. I genuinely am surprised by the 'spell-crafting' percentage. Would that even be possible? It seems highly technical. I'm not saying it can't be done...just potentially difficult & it doesn't sound very interesting to me at least. With spells being basically wrapped up in skill lines, would they need to add an entire new skill line to add spell-crafting as an option?
I'd love to see spears or even unarmed skill lines enter into the game. But even more than those I would truly love to have a magicka based character that can viably use swords, daggers, two-hands or even bows. I'd pay DLC prices for something like that. I want to make a Magblade constantly, but every time I do, I quickly remember how awkward blades look wielding staff weaponry. I just want a Magblade who can dual-wield or similar and prosper without needing to have a destro slotted.

eso_nya wrote: »

Hair dying

As long as people keep buying appearance change tokens with crowns, this will never be a thing.

House crafting