I would add sailing and underwater exploration.

They could have added all of the above with frosting, it would matter none if they dont fix the poor performance.

I want them to add something that they’ve explained over and over they can’t do because of fundamental engine limitations.

The ability to change your hair color!! Why in a world you can change your tattoos (by buying the content) and you can't change your hair color?!?!?

Frost dps... Frost is traditionally the third elemental destruction magic type in elder scrolls lore and yet the frost “destruction” staff passives and the warden winters embrace skill line are mostly dedicated to tanking because of some arbitrary reason. Apparently mages suddenly decided that it was better to tank with destruction magic rather than alteration magic during the dragonbreak in which eso is contained

Guild housing and a guild trader.

Have a guild house with the ability to buy certain items from guild points.

The guild could earn points by doing guild events and such.

These points could then be used to buy guild house functions.

One of these functions could be a guild trader that would appear outside said guild house. A list of any of the guilds that have that house would appear on first menu. Just pick which guild you wish to use.

This would also be a good alternative to an AH.

Every guild would have the option to have a trader.

The trader could also still charge a weekly fee still so gold is still being removed from game.

olsborg wrote: »

They could have added all of the above with frosting, it would matter none if they dont fix the poor performance.

And the performance cannot get fixed unless they keep making profit.
So they need to keep selling us DLCs and Expansions, to have the funds to spend on perfrmance fixes as well.
And if you expect them the fix the performance first... then you have little idea how the suits in charge of a company think. Because when a game like ESO looks like it isn't profitable anymore... they pull the plug and sell off the assets.
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So... if you want them to get to fixing stuff, you need to show them how much more untapped profit there could be if stuff were fixed! Show them you are willing to spend moeny on their stuff, and then casusally mention how much more you would be willing to spend if only... you get the idea, right?


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I have all the DLCs bought and had a subscription on top of that until recently not to mention crown store purchases but I haven't seen any real performance issue fixes. So now they should fix that first to get any of my money again.

Seraphayel wrote: »

StormChaser3000 wrote: »

I would add sailing and underwater exploration.

I love underwater content but that ship sailed a long time ago for ESO. Underwater content has been ruled out by the devs in the same regard as cloaks. Never going to happen.

@OP: I’d love to get Spellcrafting eventually and a Vampire DLC that reworks Vampire as the Moonhunter DLC did for Werewolf. And we are in dire need of another Magicka weapon so +1 for One Hand / Rune skill line.

@Seraphayel
Just like they "ruled out" dragons?
Not necessary. As long as our characters can move around in 3d world by all axes, I think it's possible. Correct me if I'm wrong, but all they need to do in terms of mechanics is to adjust animations and speed under the water. If enough people request this I bet they will start thinking since customers' desires = money.

It will be more problematic from the terraforming point of view tho, since most of the current lakes have a knee depth and that's a lot of work to fix those.

Nice ideas you have posted there. Ancient Nord Motif, improvement of vanilla armor and weapon models, I love the primal style and barbaric ones but they are so flat. Guild banners too would be awesome, much like having a banner on your back as we see on some NPC's in DSA and Imperial City. Spell Crafting again would be nice to have freedom of using any spell and weapon combo like in previous TES titles.

Player: has a Vampire Character

Buys Dawnguard DLC and gets the Dawnguard Skill Line

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DerethDawnblade wrote: »

Dawnguard DLC
We are in the midst of the Second Era, during which the First Dawnguard was active. Dawnguard was probably my favorite Skyrim expansion, and I certainly would not mind having a motif designed after their armor, and maybe a new Dawnguard themed skill line. There even seems to be the Fort Dawnguard portion of the Rift map cut off from the rest of the game world, even on the World Map, so...

I'd definitely love to have an "abomination hunter" faction, with a skill line. Currently, players can choose to either have a bonus skill line (werewolf or vampire), or to have none. With such a faction, every player would have a bonus skill-line, and only one, among the three. (For gameplay reasons, it should be possible to switch from one to another using shrines or something, to accomodate as new builds are introduced.)

Each faction would have its storyline. (Currently, a character like Lamae Beolfag is horrendously underused. ) Maybe all three would have some common enemy. In another thread, a long time ago, I suggested a possible comon enemy which, I think, would fit into the lore and kind of in the continuity of the Molag Bal plot, but I won't reiterate it here, as I prefer to focus on mechanics.

As for the faction, there's the Dawnguard and the Silver Dawn as possible options. I think Stendarr's Vigilantes were created after the Oblivion Crisis, but Stendarr's Crusaders could probably also work as a faction against vampires and werewolves (and anything Daedric).

Abomination hunters could also lead to the possibility of asymetric PvP. Like battlegrounds, but with a larger team of hunters and a smaller team (or a single player) who is hunted. Maybe the hunted could have a different victory condition (escaping the hunt, surviving for a certain amount of time), or could have access to a Hircine's blessing, which makes him much more powerful and reverses the tide of the hunt.

Finally, other werecreatures could be introduced. One could become a werebear for tanking, or a wereboar for magicka, for example.

DerethDawnblade wrote: »

Spellcrafting
Spellcrafting has been on the back burner since 2014. I had hoped it would be a way to add in Necromancy skills for everyone, but with the release of an actual Necromancer class, that itch is somewhat scratched. It would still be cool to see Spellcrafting find its way into the game to add even more variation (at least in terms of visuals) to skills. Would also be cool to see even more Necromancy skills added with Spellcrafting so that all classes would have some access to that type of magic. 2020 maybe?

Spellcrafting is one of the two thing I desire most in the game. I am still frustrated that Skyrim ended up without it. I really hope it's added eventually, though I do understand it'd be difficult to balance. And I hope it'll be introduced in a way that fosters build creativity and versatility.

It'd also be an opportunity to add nice craftable furnishings, like Atronach dummies, floating lights or meteorologic/atmospheric effects.

DerethDawnblade wrote: »

Spears/Halberds/Other Polearms and Crossbows
I think I'd be equally happy getting Spears and Crossbows either as new weapon skill lines, or rolled into the existing Two Handed and Bow skill lines (with unique animations for the weapons themselves). It would be nice to have Spears in Elder Scrolls again, since they haven't been seen since the original Morrowind. Crossbows would fit in great with a Dawnguard DLC (see above).

One-Handed and Spell/"Rune" Weapon Skill Line/Dual Wield Spells Weapon Skill Line
This is something that I seem to recall was planned before the original beta even started, but was ditched. A couple years ago some Spellcrafting datamining revealed files possibly related to it being brought back from the dead. It would be great to see something like this as a Magicka equivalent to Dual Wielding. Imagine skills that weave together various elemental spells depending on the type of "rune" (or whatever they want to call it) and one handed weapon you have on with melee attacks. It would be great for those wanting to make Spellsword builds.

Yes to all that, please! Polearms are a must, crossbows would be great. I'd love to have a rune or talisman as a magicka-based equivalent to the shield, and one-handed scepters. A sling would be great, too, as one-handed ranged weapon. This would indeed allow for new magic builds (scepter+scepter, scepter+rune) and for all-new hybrid builds (scepter+blade, scepter+shield, blade+rune). One can also think of a cestus or a claw-like weapon for unarmed fight.

DerethDawnblade wrote: »

Armor and Weapon Displays for Housing
Title speaks for itself. Some display dummies, and stands like those in Skyrim's houses would be cool as hell.

This would be so great!
Maybe through a tenth trait like "ostentatious"? Although I would most probably hate to have to put skill points back in the accelerating passives.

DerethDawnblade wrote: »

Ayleid Ruins Home
I'm sure with all the different and unique homes that have been added, this will happen at some point. Would still be nice to live in some Ayleid Ruins though, or make a Guild Hall out of some.

About the player houses, Ayleid is the last "classic type" of dungeon we haven't had yet.

There are still some types of houses I'd like to see eventually. Here's a list.
Besides that, I would really like that Imperial furnishing plans be added to the game. And I'd also love to be able to grow plants in a house, either for food or alchemy. Bards as a service for houses would also be glorious.
One could also think of a "clone" furnishing, whose appearance is one of our characters', and who can be "programmed" to do provide some services to our visitors, like offering or selling drinks.

DerethDawnblade wrote: »

What are some things everyone else would like to see added?

Well, to your list, I'd add the following

A sequel to the base-game group dungeons
This is, alongside spellcrafting and spears, the thing I desire most for the future. I would love to get back to Volenfell or Selene's Web or the Vaults of Madness. Many of the vanilla dungeons end on a cliffhanger or on the suggestion that more is to come. I really hope all the base-game dungeons end up having a I and a II version. Furthermore, all of those dungeons could become the source of a crafting motif.

Consumable skills
There could come in two forms : scrolls (their creation could be fall under the larger umbrela of a spellcrafting skill) and grenades, which would be created using the Alchemy skill, and would create some positive or negative effect inside an area.

Stealth-based Alliance War faction and skill line
We could join the Ring of Daggers, the Hidden Armigers or the Eyes of the Queen, and do infiltration missions which might affect the Alliance War campaign by contributing to a global bonus. This could also add a third, stealth-based skill line in the Alliance War section.

A four-faction Alliance War campaign
One of the campaigns could open up to another player: the Fallen Empire.

Bal Molagmer
This faction of thieves could be added to Vvardenfell, with a quest and then daily theft tasks, which could award a chapter of a new crafting style.

New class and new race
I'd love to have an artificer class. It'd be specialized in explosive damage, animunculi companions and terrain modification. It could have some kind of "strategic support" role by applying buffs or debuffs in some areas, or planting traps. Also, I feel this class would fill a gap: we can currently summon Daedra thanks to the Sorcerers, natural creatures thanks to the Warden, and Undead thanks to the Necromancer: only the mechanical automatons are still missing.
The Maormer could also be a new playable race. Again, they would fill a gap: we have a frost-resisting race with the Nords, a fire-resisting one with the Dunmer, the Maormer could resist to the last elemental damage: lightning.

New motifs
You mention Ancient Nords, to which I'd love to add ancient Velothi and Chimer, and ancient Khajiiti. We could also have distinct motifs for Crowns and Forebears, for Colovians, Niboneses and Rim Men, for Houses Dres, Indoril and Dagoth (and possibly even for the defunct House Sotha?). The Maormer motif and the Refabricated one still await their release.
We could also have motifs for Ayleids, Barasebic Ayleids, Nedes, Reachmen, Goblins, Riekrs and Nereids. Some Daedra don't have their motif yet: the Xivilai, Aureals, Mazkens, Skaafins, Spiderkiths and Hernes. The aforementioned Ring of Daggers, Hidden Armigers and Eyes of the Queen could also have a style. The Dragonguard would also be an interesting faction qualifying for a motif. Also, base-game factions like the Mages Guild and Warriors Guild could recieve a motif, too.
We already have an Akatosh-based motif, but seven other divines await their own.
Finally, we already had some material-based styles with glass, stalhrim and ebony. To this, one could add gold, silver, mithril, adamantium, orichalcum, troll bones, chitin, coral, meteoric glass and meteoric iron.

Some additions to the bestiary
Bonelords could be added to Vvardenfell's ancestor tombs, and Clockwork Dreughs, which are mentioned in Vivec's lessons, could be added to the Clockwork City. Lava trolls, which are mentioned in lore, could also be added in Vvardenfell.


New mounts and pets
It becomes increasingly difficult to figure out what new types of mounts could still be "missing" from the game: we already have fire and storm Atronachs, zombie, skeletal and ghostly mounts, light-based and shadow-based ones, Daedra and Dro-m'Athra, lizards and insects, animunculi and fabricants, and the next crate season even introduces sand-based ones.
There still remains some types of Atronachs that haven't yet been turned into mounts: frost, flesh, air, iron and stone. There are still some undead types we haven't seen in mounts: frozen undead, mummies, mournful aegis, hemonculous and bloodthorn zombie. And we could still have Celestial mounts. Also, maybe there exist ridable Yagrahs?
Besides that, I'd love to see echateres and welwas as mounts, as well as a durzog and a draugulf. Bristlebacks cold be great too. And then of course, there's the fabled unicorn.
A draugulf could also qualify as an interesting pet. Other pets I'd love would include squirrels, foxes, mudhoppers, wormmouths, gravelclaws, monkeys, wafts and will-o-the-whisps, flying books and rabbits (including a luminous golden Darkwater rabbit).

New cosmetic options
I'd love to be able to customize my characters' body hair. Also, an ashreed hat would be a nice addition to the choices of costumes.