It's been a lot of fun and looking forward to it.

Very nice rewards (got all the costumes, Chef, Dark Shaman, Blacksmith and Treasure Hunter) plus the Imperial War Horse. Not to mention Clockwork furniture plans valuable to sell or read. Really worthy items.

Runs were absolutely fast and a lot of hilarious runs with very strong low level alts (in reality high cp players/expert players) and high cp characters crafters and mules with just a couple of abilities available and/or undergeared.

I truly had a great time. Fast runs to load more alts as possible, great rewards.

Not the time to be picky with roles and no need to, you can run normals, all it's absolutely fast, and fun.

bongtokin420insd16 wrote: »

that sub dropping is a good idea.....

I was just tempted, but then I remembered I still have a month left of a 6-month sub, and I'd probably lose the money for that last month. Then again, it's not all that much money. Maybe I'll do it anyway.

Stress, Grind & Dungeon Finder Crashes

VaranisArano wrote: »

I'm hyped!

I also have 7 tank-capable characters and 1 healer, so I dont exactly have the same problems with queue that DDs do...

your that guy lol

Dont mind doing random normals with PUGs since most of them are solo-able anyways, they get carried while I get my loot. Not to mention the XP since I am not max cp yet.

Even without the group finder issue I’m still not even a little psyched. This game is a bummer right now. Guild chats are unusually quiet, server performance during prime time is really bad, bugs etc.

Latios wrote: »

Not much, because I don't have any alts good for dungeons. They are all writ slaves.

Respeccing isn't that expensive. Only one of my three templars is currently playable. That will change over the next coupleof d

SydneyGrey wrote: »

Did a bunch of dungeons today trying to finish farming another healer set, so I can have all four of my healers outfitted in time for Thursday, so yeah, I'm excited.
Yes, I got the "someone declined the queue" thing a couple of times, but who cares. It's only a minor annoyance.

In my world, that's what the bank is for. Farming one set of SPC was plenty. Even then I got the resto staff via purchased key fragments.

But then, I have a lot of characters I'd queue as healers -- 3 magplars, 2 magdens, 3 mag sorcs (I'll probably use them as DPS while my wife heals, but one of them actually has done serious healing, and all 3 have unlocked Orbs), and 2 magblades. I also have queued a mag DK as a healer, but didn't particularly enjoy it.

Why are ZOS running an event which they know is broken?

Left hand, right hand & suits, I guess, not one of which speak English (as the rest us know it), so they cannot communicate.

Reistr_the_Unbroken wrote: »

Nope, out of fear of getting kicked for being new and sucking 🙄

I wouldn't worry to much, there's gonna be alot of experienced players who don't mind inexperienced ones who will be running the event, in fact many of us expect that.

Telling you now, if you write in chat at the beginning that it's your first dungeon or maybe not first, but that you're not used to them, people will help you. Usually they only get upset if they see somebody who doesn't know what they're doing and ALSO won't ask for help.

Only DLC dungeons on normal have mechanics, so for the most part lack of knowlege won't hurt too much, therefore if you ever get into a Vanilla dungeon you really don't have to worry. DLC dungeons, just explain your position, I know it's hard to see sometimes but not everybody in PUGs is toxic.

We all have to start somewhere

Hyped?

Lets check the dictionary..... H.......

ahhh

Hyped - sheeple behaviour, can be disastrous, see lemmings.

Nope, don't ever do that but I do intend to enjoy the event if thats any help.

So, so hyped! Greenshade will be an undead-grinder-free experience. AD maps will be deserted

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjsDNKIco68