It's 100% better than what we had.

It's great for the Cadwell quests for sure, but for the side quests to complete everything you're still going to need an addon like Destinations to find some.

I thought I would be beyond using it with 15 maxed out characters but found it interesting, especially helpful as a console player.

When I looked at some maps with my most traveled and accomplished character, with Tamriel Hero and Cadwells silver/gold completed, it told me what I still hadn't done/found. When you are only missing 3 or 4 out of over 100 things to be done or found in a zone, I'm not sure there would be an easier way to find the missing things.

I'm now in danger of heading towards being a completionist.

TheGreatBlackBear wrote: »

Still bummed that I can't use it to find skyshards and lorebooks on console. As usual everything ZoS does is half-baked.

Agreed. Or at the very least, have skyshards collected account bound so if you got every skyshards on one character, when you log into a new character, have a toggle option to show skyshard locations on the map. This should include lorebooks too.

generalmyrick wrote: »

for me it misses the mark.

to have an arrow or help where a lorebook or skyshard is at instead of looking at some damn website would be way better.

Really? Spoon fed? lol
You should really be playing in pc with dozen of add-ons playing for you...

I could REALLY do without the Map Completion crap taking up a third of my screen when I look at my map...

Make this a separate screen please!
Really doesn’t need to be on the main Map

I see no point. It doesn't show you anything we can't already find in the achievement tab except maybe the number of found wayshrines and crafting stations. It....shows those, doesn't it?

The moment I realized it doesn't point you towards side quests I was disappointed at how useless it is. Because that's what completionists want, to get everything done. And we already keep close track of progress with the achievement tab, and addons that list where the quests are so that we don't lose any. This should remove the need for said addons but it doesn't, so there is little point.

When I started playing I found myself picking every single quest I came across in the wild because that way I didn't run the risk of missing it should I never happen across that NPC again. This resulted in a crammed quest tracker, and when I decided to work on one I had no idea where I had picked it up or when, or who had given it to me. Using an addon came to show how easy it is to miss a quest in the farthest backwater of a map (and even smack in the middle) unless we have a way to know it's there. Even if we're trying our best to cram every request in our quest list. I'm still annoyed that on my first character, after having thoroughly combed through Shadowfen and being sure I had nothing left behind, Destinations pointed me towards that quest with the wandering poison cloud in the middle of nowhere. I was so miffed that I still remember it years later How could I have missed that???!?!?!121111

With Destinations I know I can start playing with an alt and it will show me exactly which parts of the map I have cleared and which quest hubs/sidequests are still waiting for me. So much easier. My only beef with the addon is that it only works for base game and the oldest DLCs. I wish it could cover every single quest in the entire game. THAT is what this advisor should do for it to be fully useful, and I do hope they expand upon it.