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HappyLittleTree wrote: »You can just do a PVE Town quest daily and you're good.
Lois McMaster Bujold "A Civil Campaign"Reputation is what other people know about you. Honor is what you know about yourself. Guard your honor. Let your reputation fall where it will. And outlive the ***
SaintSubwayy wrote: »Berries are only available DURING the Event on which they are first introduced. After the Event they will be removed from the Impresario NPC.
So IF you want the Indrik, you have to participate in the Event, doin a PVP Daily scout quest is actually very easy....time costly but easy
HappyLittleTree wrote: »You can just do a PVE Town quest daily and you're good.
if it goes anything like imperial city did - there are going to be pvp trolls out in droves pending all their gaming time camping pve players trying to do their town quests.
I mean... every time I've gone for skyshards inside the gates of other alliances in Cyrodil there was at least one person stealthing there with express purpose of killing you before you could finish grabbing that skyshard.
SaintSubwayy wrote: »So IF you want the Indrik, you have to participate in the Event, doin a PVP Daily scout quest is actually very easy....time costly but easy
SaintSubwayy wrote: »Berries are only available DURING the Event on which they are first introduced. After the Event they will be removed from the Impresario NPC.
So IF you want the Indrik, you have to participate in the Event, doin a PVP Daily scout quest is actually very easy....time costly but easy
All Q1 berries will be available through the quarter of their released, so the Dawnwood Berries of Bloom will be available during all of Q1. At the end of the quarter they will be removed from the Impressario’s stocks, as said in the announcement article
if it goes anything like imperial city did - there are going to be pvp trolls out in droves pending all their gaming time camping pve players trying to do their town quests.
never ran into that but only did that then it has been very slow hours.HappyLittleTree wrote: »You can just do a PVE Town quest daily and you're good.
if it goes anything like imperial city did - there are going to be pvp trolls out in droves pending all their gaming time camping pve players trying to do their town quests.
I mean... every time I've gone for skyshards inside the gates of other alliances in Cyrodil there was at least one person stealthing there with express purpose of killing you before you could finish grabbing that skyshard.
The fact is, I'm not a PvP player, I don't like pvp per se.
I've been collectting the indrik feathers in the last 4 events, and now the only way to get the first berry for evolution is pvp? : /
I hope the Morrowind celebration lasts long enough and give enough tickets for 2 berries, because I won't be doing the Midyear Mayhem.
Pvp, just don't feel like it really -.-
never ran into that but only did that then it has been very slow hours.HappyLittleTree wrote: »You can just do a PVE Town quest daily and you're good.
if it goes anything like imperial city did - there are going to be pvp trolls out in droves pending all their gaming time camping pve players trying to do their town quests.
I mean... every time I've gone for skyshards inside the gates of other alliances in Cyrodil there was at least one person stealthing there with express purpose of killing you before you could finish grabbing that skyshard.
You can also go as an group if in guild, but if all needed is on quest like an town daily or an recon mission I would just go for that. Note that joining zergs to earn some transmute crystals is also an good idea.
Lois McMaster Bujold "A Civil Campaign"Reputation is what other people know about you. Honor is what you know about yourself. Guard your honor. Let your reputation fall where it will. And outlive the ***
Ye... Only this is a complete bull.Now you know how PvP players feel when they have to farm PvE activities to get their gear.
HappyLittleTree wrote: »You can just do a PVE Town quest daily and you're good.
if it goes anything like imperial city did - there are going to be pvp trolls out in droves pending all their gaming time camping pve players trying to do their town quests.
I mean... every time I've gone for skyshards inside the gates of other alliances in Cyrodil there was at least one person stealthing there with express purpose of killing you before you could finish grabbing that skyshard.
Ye... Only this is a complete bull.Now you know how PvP players feel when they have to farm PvE activities to get their gear.
It's absolutely obvious that most of the time the reasons why players don't like PvE and PvP are completely different.
PvE could be grindy and therefore boring for some players. But that could be easily overcome by most players because it's MMORPG. You just don't play MMORPG and expect to completely avoid any grind at all. People that can't stand it don't play MMORPG usually.
But most people don't like PvP because is stressful, unpleasant, demanding. Because it's kind of the aim of PvP - being a maximum level problem and pain for other players. Of course some people can show a little restraint, but still a conflict is a core of PvP. While for PvE it's some continued process or even cooperation with other players.
So no, it's not even closely the same thing and problem.
The fact is, I'm not a PvP player, I don't like pvp per se.
I've been collectting the indrik feathers in the last 4 events, and now the only way to get the first berry for evolution is pvp? : /
I hope the Morrowind celebration lasts long enough and give enough tickets for 2 berries, because I won't be doing the Midyear Mayhem.
Pvp, just don't feel like it really -.-
Ye... Only this is a complete bull.Now you know how PvP players feel when they have to farm PvE activities to get their gear.
It's absolutely obvious that most of the time the reasons why players don't like PvE and PvP are completely different.
PvE could be grindy and therefore boring for some players. But that could be easily overcome by most players because it's MMORPG. You just don't play MMORPG and expect to completely avoid any grind at all. People that can't stand it don't play MMORPG usually.
But most people don't like PvP because is stressful, unpleasant, demanding. Because it's kind of the aim of PvP - being a maximum level problem and pain for other players. Of course some people can show a little restraint, but still a conflict is a core of PvP. While for PvE it's some continued process or even cooperation with other players.
So no, it's not even closely the same thing and problem.