Yes the process of getting the indriks is over complex for something who is mainly created to get players who don't play so often to play more.
However you can get 24 tickets during this event.
Purpose of events is to get people to play daily.
Yes the process of getting the indriks is over complex for something who is mainly created to get players who don't play so often to play more.
However you can get 24 tickets during this event.
Purpose of events is to get people to play daily.
Purpose of these events sems to get more people in one area which is allready overpopulated to make performance even mworse than it is allready.
Yes the process of getting the indriks is over complex for something who is mainly created to get players who don't play so often to play more.
However you can get 24 tickets during this event.
Purpose of events is to get people to play daily.
Purpose of these events sems to get more people in one area which is allready overpopulated to make performance even mworse than it is allready.
How about : Don't participate in an event that you think might hinder your experience ? Before this one there was a pvp thing that had the tickets on it and since i don't really pvp at the moment , i just skipped that event , must you get the mount RIGHT NOW ?
It takes as long as it takes. If i am planning to read a book or play some rpg in the future, someone telling me what to do is spoiler. Even if the book is 100 years old. Time does not matter. Regarding Morrowind, if player has not been and wants to go in some point of the future, it can be spoiler to that player if that one has to go there before the time for some mount.
Yes the process of getting the indriks is over complex for something who is mainly created to get players who don't play so often to play more.
However you can get 24 tickets during this event.
Purpose of events is to get people to play daily.
Purpose of these events sems to get more people in one area which is allready overpopulated to make performance even mworse than it is allready.
It takes as long as it takes. If i am planning to read a book or play some rpg in the future, someone telling me what to do is spoiler. Even if the book is 100 years old. Time does not matter. Regarding Morrowind, if player has not been and wants to go in some point of the future, it can be spoiler to that player if that one has to go there before the time for some mount.
Then again i would not consider mount that high a priority over immersion or story. In my case, horses , senches and Guar are all that i want to see or use.
GLP323b14_ESO wrote: »That is, if you're interested in getting event tickets for feathers and berries for the Indrik mounts.
How does this force spoilers on people? Well, I'm now forced to explore and reveal Vvardenfel and parts of its story, well before I'm interested in doing so, and if I'm RPing my character before he'd even be in these areas to begin with, based on following the story arcs. Why? Because the Indrik event insists I participate in this Vvardenfell Celebration.
How so?
A few of problems here with this Indrik mount insanity, and a lot of them stem from Issue #1. At least the aforementioned problem could be allieviated if ZOS would clarify #1 below.
1) ZOS has failed to, or refuses to, let players know if this Indrik mount collection endeavor is a limited thing, available only since the first festival it appeared in, and will be completed afterwards, never to be seen again. Or if this is an ongoing thing, that will allow you to work on getting the Indrik mount in its various evolutions year-after-year.
2) Getting the Indrik and its various evolutions is a complicated and convoluted process, which is prone to error (numerous players having already screwed up and lost tickets buying the incorrect items).
3) Event tickets are not abundant and you can't collect an excess amount of them during the events.
4) Event periods are not long. 2 weeks at best.
5) You can only get a small number of tickets per day.
6) You have to participate in events on most of its available days to get enough tickets for a single purchase of feathers or berries.
7) Availability of the things needed for the Indrik mount and its evolutions is limited to specific time periods. (e.g. Berries)
8) Many of the events require unlocking content, prerequisite quests, and going to widely dispersed zones, regions, areas you may not have been to.
So.... here I am, with Vvardenfell entirely unexposed to my character, whose nowhere near doing that part of the story line, as I'm currently trying to do things in their most logical chronological and storyline order (which is largely based on expansion/dlc release order) , and I'm initially thinking "Okay I only have to do one delve boss and one world boss a day. That's not too bad. I'll expose one delve and one world boss location on Vvardenfell and just do those every day."
But no. Getting the event tickets are based on daily quests which I was forced to unlock by engaging in the story line (forced spoilers on me.) And the daily quests send you to different delves or world bosses across Vvardenfell each day. So now I'm trying to get to these locations, on a landscape that's not condusive to running directly to where you need to go, and spoiling tons of landscape that I'd REALLY have liked to enjoy at my leisure and come across naturally, rather than running willy-nilly haphazardly across the map, past interesting landmarks, points of interest, towns, etc... trying to find a way to get to the delve or world boss I need to do.
And all this because, while I AM perfectly content to take multiple years to get each of the Indrik evolutions, doing these events and collecting tickets at my leisure, and not feeling pressured to participate in events and spoil content for myself (like I already had to do for Clockwork city, and parts of every other zone), ZOS won't give us the information we players need to NOT feel pressured that we have to participate in events or otherwise lose our chance to get these mounts and their evolutions.
So again I ask ZOS, will you PLEASE let the player community know if this Indrik mount collection endeavor will be an ongoing thing year-after-year , or if we had better do everything in our power to grind these things out now and participate on most event days because once this opportunity is gone, it's gone!
BrokenString wrote: »Forcing? You do know that this mount is optional right? You dont need to do anything you dont want to, leave that for real life.
Maybe you're a kid and don't know what that means yet, maybe not.
This mount wont do anything more than your free horse at level 10 does
GLP323b14_ESO wrote: »BrokenString wrote: »Forcing? You do know that this mount is optional right? You dont need to do anything you dont want to, leave that for real life.
Maybe you're a kid and don't know what that means yet, maybe not.
This mount wont do anything more than your free horse at level 10 does
What! You don't say!
So wait.... you're telling me that I don't HAVE to get this mount!
Why didn't anyone say so?
While I do appreciate those who've put forth solutions that can mitigate the exposure of spoilers, they could have at least told me that ZOS wasn't literally forcing me to get this mount.
Thank you Brokenstrings for having the insight to realize that I was simply confused about there not being TOS demands on players to get this mount or have their accounts permanently banned. Phew!!! That's a weight off my shoulders.
But then again I suppose it's possible I wasn't using 'forcing' in that context, but rather stating that if one wanted to get this mount, they are required to participate in content they might not want to spoil for themselves (without knowing if these mounts will be available to achieve in perpetuity) and you are simply being intentionally obtuse (or worse, actually that obtuse).
Though what are the odds of that?
alanmatillab16_ESO wrote: »SPOILER ALERT!!!
Vader is Lukes' father. OMG!!!!!!oneoneeleven!!!
alanmatillab16_ESO wrote: »SPOILER ALERT!!!
Vader is Lukes' father. OMG!!!!!!oneoneeleven!!!