necromancers will be as related to Elseweyr as warden was to Morrowind.Sylvermynx wrote: »Ugh. It's - abhorrent. Yes, it's always been in TES. No, I've never gone there. It's horrible. Seriously, people - the secondary villain in ESO MQ is Mannimarco - the necromancer.
Nope, don't EVEN tell me about using soul gems. I've never "harvested" souls in all the years I've played TES (since Arena released). Charge your weapons? Eh, who needs to - you can always find something else....
This is the one thing in TES games that I've always had a problem with. And it's the one major thing that will mean I spend no money on ESO for this chapter etc. I may have to blow the bandwidth budget to download the chapter content (yeah yeah I know how all that works), but I doubt I'll be playing it.
Sucks too - because I wanted Elseweyr; but combining it with something repugnant to me means I won't get to enjoy the Khajiit homeland.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Ugh. It's - abhorrent. Yes, it's always been in TES. No, I've never gone there. It's horrible. Seriously, people - the secondary villain in ESO MQ is Mannimarco - the necromancer.
Nope, don't EVEN tell me about using soul gems. I've never "harvested" souls in all the years I've played TES (since Arena released). Charge your weapons? Eh, who needs to - you can always find something else....
This is the one thing in TES games that I've always had a problem with. And it's the one major thing that will mean I spend no money on ESO for this chapter etc. I may have to blow the bandwidth budget to download the chapter content (yeah yeah I know how all that works), but I doubt I'll be playing it.
Sucks too - because I wanted Elseweyr; but combining it with something repugnant to me means I won't get to enjoy the Khajiit homeland.
Repugnant lol you have so much hate inside you it seems..you know it's a game and not real life right ? And people can just not play the class if they don't like it. Tolerance is a rare thing these days
Lightspeedflashb14_ESO wrote: »Cillion3117 wrote: »Darkness never dies.
Darkness can only exist because there is light to give contrast.
I think this was overlord game reference.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Ugh. It's - abhorrent. Yes, it's always been in TES. No, I've never gone there. It's horrible. Seriously, people - the secondary villain in ESO MQ is Mannimarco - the necromancer.
Nope, don't EVEN tell me about using soul gems. I've never "harvested" souls in all the years I've played TES (since Arena released). Charge your weapons? Eh, who needs to - you can always find something else....
This is the one thing in TES games that I've always had a problem with. And it's the one major thing that will mean I spend no money on ESO for this chapter etc. I may have to blow the bandwidth budget to download the chapter content (yeah yeah I know how all that works), but I doubt I'll be playing it.
Sucks too - because I wanted Elseweyr; but combining it with something repugnant to me means I won't get to enjoy the Khajiit homeland.
j.greenmanb16_ESO wrote: »Bard? What are you going to do, sing them to death?
Red diamond, red diamond...
or even worse!
My starlight bride of Alinor...
Bard classes are very misunderstood and misinterpreted. Music in itself is not harmful, but it is the music that creates the magic (like an incantation, magic words, etc but sung instead) and their words and songs inspire their friends (giving buffs) and bring fear to their enemies (drums of war, war cries that debuff the enemy)
In short, they are a super support class!
But more to the point, necromancers are badass! Walking that line between life and death that blurs the lines of mortality, forbidden knowledge, having minions? Unless your a full fledged paladin type person or a Meridia lover, what is there NOT to like?
Sylvermynx wrote: »Ugh. It's - abhorrent. Yes, it's always been in TES. No, I've never gone there. It's horrible. Seriously, people - the secondary villain in ESO MQ is Mannimarco - the necromancer.
Nope, don't EVEN tell me about using soul gems. I've never "harvested" souls in all the years I've played TES (since Arena released). Charge your weapons? Eh, who needs to - you can always find something else....
This is the one thing in TES games that I've always had a problem with. And it's the one major thing that will mean I spend no money on ESO for this chapter etc. I may have to blow the bandwidth budget to download the chapter content (yeah yeah I know how all that works), but I doubt I'll be playing it.
Sucks too - because I wanted Elseweyr; but combining it with something repugnant to me means I won't get to enjoy the Khajiit homeland.
You take this game wayyyyyy too seriously.
Sylvermynx wrote: »... Charge your weapons? Eh, who needs to - you can always find something else....
witchdoctor wrote: »
witchdoctor wrote: »
Thing is, yes it's a "virtual life" BUT the disrespect is real, not virtual at all. While I may not agree, at least I can understand and don't need to put "someone" down for thinking a certain way. Who are we to judge what people do in a video game?
Probably because of the anti hero type. Not following a strict moral compass to do what needs to be done. As well as not being afraid of using a dark art to crush our enemies threatening the peace and our way of life. Aside from that, Elder Scrolls before ESO allowed us to experience any type of magic without restriction regardless if it was outlawed or not. Our characters are an enigma in Tamerial which is why deities are always drawn to us offering various types of power.
Edgy
the gaming community is full of it
Bard? What are you going to do, sing them to death?
Red diamond, red diamond...
or even worse!
My starlight bride of Alinor...
DoonerSeraph wrote: »Edgy
the gaming community is full of it
Yeah, being "dark" is mainstream now.Bard? What are you going to do, sing them to death?
Red diamond, red diamond...
or even worse!
My starlight bride of Alinor...
Surprisingly, bards in D&D were capable fighters, a mix of rogue and wizard, magical songs, adventurous with a penchant for risk and then tell the stories, always more grandiose for each telling, I find bards if done right, miles ahead richer than necro edgelords. Not that I dislike necros, D2 and Grim Dawn made necromancer right.
ESO_Nightingale wrote: »DoonerSeraph wrote: »Edgy
the gaming community is full of it
Yeah, being "dark" is mainstream now.Bard? What are you going to do, sing them to death?
Red diamond, red diamond...
or even worse!
My starlight bride of Alinor...
Surprisingly, bards in D&D were capable fighters, a mix of rogue and wizard, magical songs, adventurous with a penchant for risk and then tell the stories, always more grandiose for each telling, I find bards if done right, miles ahead richer than necro edgelords. Not that I dislike necros, D2 and Grim Dawn made necromancer right.
that's because being "good" is boring. dark sounds so much cooler
ESO_Nightingale wrote: »DoonerSeraph wrote: »Edgy
the gaming community is full of it
Yeah, being "dark" is mainstream now.Bard? What are you going to do, sing them to death?
Red diamond, red diamond...
or even worse!
My starlight bride of Alinor...
Surprisingly, bards in D&D were capable fighters, a mix of rogue and wizard, magical songs, adventurous with a penchant for risk and then tell the stories, always more grandiose for each telling, I find bards if done right, miles ahead richer than necro edgelords. Not that I dislike necros, D2 and Grim Dawn made necromancer right.
that's because being "good" is boring. dark sounds so much cooler
MartiniDaniels wrote: »ESO_Nightingale wrote: »DoonerSeraph wrote: »Edgy
the gaming community is full of it
Yeah, being "dark" is mainstream now.Bard? What are you going to do, sing them to death?
Red diamond, red diamond...
or even worse!
My starlight bride of Alinor...
Surprisingly, bards in D&D were capable fighters, a mix of rogue and wizard, magical songs, adventurous with a penchant for risk and then tell the stories, always more grandiose for each telling, I find bards if done right, miles ahead richer than necro edgelords. Not that I dislike necros, D2 and Grim Dawn made necromancer right.
that's because being "good" is boring. dark sounds so much cooler
It's outdated at least for 10 years.. nowadays in all media content protagonist is either bad boy/girl or "grey with difficult choices", it will be nice to run some white-horse paladin with "damsel in distress" stuff for a change.