240 tickets for all indriks! Are you ready?

Sevn · October 2018

Enemy-of-Coldharbour wrote: »

Vizikul wrote: »

Lyserus wrote: »

To obtain all 5 (4 upgraded ones and the original one), you need 4 berries (40 tickets）and 20 feathers (200 tickets), are you ready for the challenge?

There are so many events later this later and each of them grant you tickets (1-3 per day per character depends on the event), so 240 tickets grind is easier than it sounds

Are you sure about this? The 4.2.3 Patch notes read the following:

"You can earn two Event Tickets by completing any Clockwork City Daily Quest, once per day per account".

Sounds to me like event tickets are an account wide currency and we will have to wait a few years to get 'em all.

I doubt the game will be around that long...

Lol! Wait, you're serious? LOLOLOL

DanteYoda · October 2018

I would like a white one but as i don't do dungeons i guess i'll never see one.

eso_lags · October 2018

Can anyone clarify if, at the end, you will end up with the dawn-something indirik? And thats it? Or will you end up with 1 indirik and 3 berries with the option to morph it to the last stage if you choose to...

Like lets say you get the black one first, then you get the other 3 berries, will you always be able to change the mounts style? Or will you have 5 separate mounts? ( the 4 berry styles and the dawn one)...

Or will you have to make the choice to either keep the one mount/3 berries vs. feeding the indirik all the berries to get the one mount..

Sorry if thats confusing but im curious about this. Not sure how anyone would have figured this out yet though.

Kiralyn2000 · October 2018

All ready to not care about farming tickets, because.... a mount? Eh, whatever.

Will there be something else to do with these tickets, for people who never jumped on the OMG Mount! bandwagon?

Banana · October 2018

Ill pass. They look weird

starkerealm · October 2018

Wait, do we know for sure that we lose the Nascent Indrik, and have to re-farm it each time? Or will it simply be, "feed it berries, get a new collectable?"

Wise_Will · October 2018

Going to have to do it quickly with my daily writs, as ill be busy playing RDR2

Plajhengenuin · October 2018

itzTJ wrote: »

Can anyone clarify if, at the end, you will end up with the dawn-something indirik? And thats it? Or will you end up with 1 indirik and 3 berries with the option to morph it to the last stage if you choose to...

Like lets say you get the black one first, then you get the other 3 berries, will you always be able to change the mounts style? Or will you have 5 separate mounts? ( the 4 berry styles and the dawn one)...

Or will you have to make the choice to either keep the one mount/3 berries vs. feeding the indirik all the berries to get the one mount..

Sorry if thats confusing but im curious about this. Not sure how anyone would have figured this out yet though.

Four berries is not four separate items, but four fragments of one item. You have Dawnwood berry of budding (1), growth (2), bloom (3) and something (4), you then combine this four different berries in one Dawnwood mega-berry, feed it to indrik and it evolves in green one. The berries won't appear simultaneously, but consecutively. Probably like feathers they will appear one by one, but will stay in Impresario store. So in first half of 2019 you get four Dawnwood berries (green), in second half of 2019 Luminous berries (gold), and then in 2020 you get Onyx (black) and Pure-Snow (white). That's my take on it. So if you looking only for a specific indrik, you can skip some events and wait until the berries you need appear.
And yes, it'll be 5 different mounts.

starkerealm wrote: »

Wait, do we know for sure that we lose the Nascent Indrik, and have to re-farm it each time? Or will it simply be, "feed it berries, get a new collectable?"

It says so on the description of the berry:

One of four Legendary Dawnwood Berries. Feeding all 4 to a Nascent Indrik will force it to evolve into Dawnwood Indrik, thus removing Nascent Indrik.

eso_nya · October 2018

Looks like the amount of zeros they can put behind the seperator is limited, so they had to find new, unique and exciting ways, like limit the amount of things the player can get to one per day per account, to make the game more grindy?

Still missing some other beloved features, like the need to drop an item from a clowncrate that allows to combine the tickets into a feather.

I do hate things that require a 30 second participation every day. usually i have a lot of time to play on weekends and little time to play during the week.

eso_lags · October 2018

Plajhengenuin wrote: »

itzTJ wrote: »

Can anyone clarify if, at the end, you will end up with the dawn-something indirik? And thats it? Or will you end up with 1 indirik and 3 berries with the option to morph it to the last stage if you choose to...

Like lets say you get the black one first, then you get the other 3 berries, will you always be able to change the mounts style? Or will you have 5 separate mounts? ( the 4 berry styles and the dawn one)...

Or will you have to make the choice to either keep the one mount/3 berries vs. feeding the indirik all the berries to get the one mount..

Sorry if thats confusing but im curious about this. Not sure how anyone would have figured this out yet though.

Four berries is not four separate items, but four fragments of one item. You have Dawnwood berry of budding (1), growth (2), bloom (3) and something (4), you then combine this four different berries in one Dawnwood mega-berry, feed it to indrik and it evolves in green one. The berries won't appear simultaneously, but consecutively. Probably like feathers they will appear one by one, but will stay in Impresario store. So in first half of 2019 you get four Dawnwood berries (green), in second half of 2019 Luminous berries (gold), and then in 2020 you get Onyx (black) and Pure-Snow (white). That's my take on it. So if you looking only for a specific indrik, you can skip some events and wait until the berries you need appear.
And yes, it'll be 5 different mounts.

starkerealm wrote: »

Wait, do we know for sure that we lose the Nascent Indrik, and have to re-farm it each time? Or will it simply be, "feed it berries, get a new collectable?"

It says so on the description of the berry:

One of four Legendary Dawnwood Berries. Feeding all 4 to a Nascent Indrik will force it to evolve into Dawnwood Indrik, thus removing Nascent Indrik.

Hmm. Idk because supposedly you're going to be able to "evolve" the nascent indirik into 5 separate versions. At least thats what i got from it. And then if you feed it all 4 berries at once it will become the dawnwood indirik.

And im pretty sure theres pictures of all 4 seprate indriks and the nascent and dawnwood ones. So im wondering if you will end up being able to use any of those 4 indirks or if, in the end, youll just end up with the dawnwood one. Thanks for the info though.

jainiadral · October 2018

Just curious: what CP level does a not-that-good player have to be to solo some of the easier normal dungeons? Otherwise, Undaunted week will be a waste for me.

Reistr_the_Unbroken · October 2018

So if I do the DB/TG daily objectives do I get tickets? And for the book sacraments in DB is it just one ticket even though you could do three in a day?

I’m still confused by this whole ticket thing.

SydneyGrey · October 2018

Reistr_the_Unbroken wrote: »

So if I do the DB/TG daily objectives do I get tickets? And for the book sacraments in DB is it just one ticket even though you could do three in a day?

It has to be done during the specific related event/festival. So, to get tickets doing DB/TG dailies, you have to wait for the Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild events.
Sorry if you already knew that. Just wanted to clarify.
The first festival that's relevant begins on Oct. 18th, the Witches Festival.

Merlin13KAGL · October 2018

Good lord. It's bad enough having to theorycraft characters, now it's rolling over to mounts as well?

Event hasn't even started on live and it's already sounding like a bigger pain than it's worth.

BigBragg · October 2018

jainiadral wrote: »

Just curious: what CP level does a not-that-good player have to be to solo some of the easier normal dungeons? Otherwise, Undaunted week will be a waste for me.

I started to solo them around CP 170. Some of them are really simple to do. Others have mechanics built in that make it more difficult.

BringerOfOmens · October 2018

Here’s how it works:

During an in-game event, collect Event Tickets by participating in that event’s daily activities.
You can earn Event Tickets from one activity per account per day.

https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/54935

Vinterskald · October 2018

I'm a bit worried because I'd really love the Indrik mount, but I have neither ESO+ nor the Clockwork City DLC. Does that mean I won't have a chance to get the mount at all or do I just have to grind a bit more during the other events?

Lykanus · October 2018

Vinterskald wrote: »

I'm a bit worried because I'd really love the Indrik mount, but I have neither ESO+ nor the Clockwork City DLC. Does that mean I won't have a chance to get the mount at all or do I just have to grind a bit more during the other events?

Just grind more, you can buy that from impresario, an npc in the starter alliance zones so reachable for all.

Minyassa · October 2018

Can we please get clarification on whether we will only be able to have one Indrik mount or whether we'll be able to have more than one evolution in our mount collection? I don't want to get my hopes up if we are limited to one type. As one of the local altoholics who is also very much into matching mounts to toons and outfits, I kind of really need to know what to expect before I get all excited...I realize that building excitement is something game devs like to do, but I think letting players down hard when they've built unrealistic expectations can do a lot of damage in lost sales, so it's really best to not let our fantasies and speculations soar too high. Please more info? @ZOS_GinaBruno ?

Shantu · October 2018

More mindless grinding for pixel trinkets. I could care less.

Danikat · October 2018

jainiadral wrote: »

Just curious: what CP level does a not-that-good player have to be to solo some of the easier normal dungeons? Otherwise, Undaunted week will be a waste for me.

It might not be necessary for you to solo them, depending on your reasons for wanting to.

Last time there was an Undaunted event I found a lot of people who wouldn't normally do dungeons looking for groups, both in the Group Finder and in zone chat. So I was able to get into quite a few like-minded groups, where there was no pressure to already have the dungeon memorised or to do everything right, we were all figuring it out together. And we always succeeded.

ZarkingFrued · October 2018

Lol people out here losing their minds. This is what happens when you leave to much info about future game plans out in the open. Shoulda just said get 10 tickets buy a feather, get all 4 feathers get the mount, keep your tickets for use at future events, and left it at that until the evolutions were about to come out. You're giving these gamers anxiety in here XD

GWINDHA1R · October 2018

They also noted that it’s possible to buy feathers if you have missed a festival, not Sure how much but it sounds like you don’t have to miss out on it if you miss festival(s).

Kiralyn2000 · October 2018

Shantu wrote: »

More mindless grinding for pixel trinkets. I could care less.

Well, the tickets seem to come from doing "holiday activities". And only from the first one each day.

So, doesn't seem a whole lot like "mindless grinding". Unless you just lump all the holidays into that category to start with. /shrug

(Reading the Witches' Festival news post, you'll get a special loot skull & a ticket for killing the first boss of any kind, each day. So unless you go out of your way to not kill a single boss, you'll end up having "mindlessly ground a pixel trinket"

...which is why I hope there'll be something else to do with them, because I just don't care about the mount.)

Danikat · October 2018

Kiralyn2000 wrote: »

...which is why I hope there'll be something else to do with them, because I just don't care about the mount.)

Well you can only hold 12 maximum, so if you don't want to keep getting them you can just not spend any and after 12 days it will stop. And they're a currency so they won't take up any bank or inventory space.

D0PAMINE · October 2018

I don't understand why it's done this way, I don't think this event is for me.

Colecovision · October 2018

The events make areas crowded. So for things you want to be crowded, it's fun. That includes the dungeons being easy to get groups for. For things you don't want crowded, the event time is your opportunity to hit those areas.

This trinket is secondary imo. Looking forward to the events.

Kiralyn2000 · October 2018

Danikat wrote: »

Kiralyn2000 wrote: »

...which is why I hope there'll be something else to do with them, because I just don't care about the mount.)

Well you can only hold 12 maximum, so if you don't want to keep getting them you can just not spend any and after 12 days it will stop. And they're a currency so they won't take up any bank or inventory space.

Yeah. And thinking about it, I realize that if there were other things to buy with them, people would scream bloody murder about not being able to get everything. So.... /shrug Guess they'll just go to waste.

jainiadral · October 2018

BigBragg wrote: »

jainiadral wrote: »

Just curious: what CP level does a not-that-good player have to be to solo some of the easier normal dungeons? Otherwise, Undaunted week will be a waste for me.

I started to solo them around CP 170. Some of them are really simple to do. Others have mechanics built in that make it more difficult.

Thanks

I'm CP 415-17ish (can't remember). I've been holding off because, well, I suck at this combat system. Might be worth a try since I can survive public dungeons now relatively unscathed.

Danikat wrote: »

jainiadral wrote: »

Just curious: what CP level does a not-that-good player have to be to solo some of the easier normal dungeons? Otherwise, Undaunted week will be a waste for me.

It might not be necessary for you to solo them, depending on your reasons for wanting to.

Last time there was an Undaunted event I found a lot of people who wouldn't normally do dungeons looking for groups, both in the Group Finder and in zone chat. So I was able to get into quite a few like-minded groups, where there was no pressure to already have the dungeon memorised or to do everything right, we were all figuring it out together. And we always succeeded.

My biggest reason for wanting to solo is that I like to go at my own pace instead of everyone else's. I like taking stretch breaks, or sometimes staring at a leaf or architecture asset for way too long, or showing my hubby cool scenery I find. I can adapt to other people's pace if I absolutely must, but it cuts down on my enjoyment. Plus, I'm not exactly good

Knowing how competitive people are in this game, I'd hate to inflict myself on them.

starkerealm · October 2018

Plajhengenuin wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

Wait, do we know for sure that we lose the Nascent Indrik, and have to re-farm it each time? Or will it simply be, "feed it berries, get a new collectable?"

It says so on the description of the berry:

One of four Legendary Dawnwood Berries. Feeding all 4 to a Nascent Indrik will force it to evolve into Dawnwood Indrik, thus removing Nascent Indrik.

Ugh.

I just crunched the numbers, there's going to be a total of 74 tickets available this year alone. So, maybe this isn't as horrific as it sounded at first. But, still, that's a bit of a slog.