I made my own video to compete with yours. You can see in the video it is very easy die if you play like a potato.
https://youtu.be/PJ4VlfEmLJ4https://youtu.be/PJ4VlfEmLJ4
Long time ago it was easy to die in the starter areas of a mmorpg. Not anymore. My guess is Im old fashioned.
Most MMOs have mobs with set levels so certain enemies in a starting area can end up being significantly stronger than you which helps add challenge. This game all enemies scale to your level.
OG_Kaveman wrote: »Long time ago it was easy to die in the starter areas of a mmorpg. Not anymore. My guess is Im old fashioned.
Most MMOs have mobs with set levels so certain enemies in a starting area can end up being significantly stronger than you which helps add challenge. This game all enemies scale to your level.
more like you scale down from the mobs level as you level. a level 1 player actually gets huge buffs to their stats. if you take a level 50+ player with no skill points/champion points spent, armor on, no food buff, no pots, etc, etc, that level 50+ player will be much weaker then a player at level 1. mobs dont change at all, they always have the same stats.
Yes, lets start to narrow it down to the lowest common denominator so we can make a case against difficult overland content.
Think of the people with no arms.
Yes, lets start to narrow it down to the lowest common denominator so we can make a case against difficult overland content.
Think of the people with no arms.
There are actually legally blind people that play this game. While people with physical disabilites that limit their game performance may be in the extreme minority, they do exist. I have to wonder why you feel that they and everyone else should have no way of scaling down the difficulty, instead of keeping things how they are now where you can strap some level 1 gear on your 810cp toon, disable cp, blind fold your self, play with the touch pad, or whatever you gotta do to make things more difficult?
Yes, lets start to narrow it down to the lowest common denominator so we can make a case against difficult overland content.
Think of the people with no arms.
There are actually legally blind people that play this game. While people with physical disabilites that limit their game performance may be in the extreme minority, they do exist. I have to wonder why you feel that they and everyone else should have no way of scaling down the difficulty, instead of keeping things how they are now where you can strap some level 1 gear on your 810cp toon, disable cp, blind fold your self, play with the touch pad, or whatever you gotta do to make things more difficult?
"legally blind"
Yeah, I've heard that term before. They don't just say "blind" for a reason.
I'm legally blind.
i didnt miss anything and i wasnt responding to you.
i was speaking to another player and agreeing with his comment in support openly on a forum that allows for feedback like mine.
i agree that other players struggle with content that is easy for others. and i agree that thats ok because this is fair and i also support he idea that this game should Not change just because a few find it easy.
not everyone finds eso easy and not everyone finds it hard.
i didnt miss anything and i wasnt responding to you.
i was speaking to another player and agreeing with his comment in support openly on a forum that allows for feedback like mine.
i agree that other players struggle with content that is easy for others. and i agree that thats ok because this is fair and i also support he idea that this game should Not change just because a few find it easy.
not everyone finds eso easy and not everyone finds it hard.
But you don't even have to be good to get through the game. You stop being new at 1 hour.
Hippie4927 wrote: »
The video shows you fighting ONE enemy. Make a video of you fighting a mob with the same weapon, armor, no CP, etc.
People are allowed to play their own way, at their own pace, and who are you to judge? When I first started, I guess you would have judged me. But it was my first MMO and I was clueless. I have been playing for almost 6 years now and when I see someone struggling, I don't judge them, I help them.
Yes, lets start to narrow it down to the lowest common denominator so we can make a case against difficult overland content.
Think of the people with no arms.
There are actually legally blind people that play this game. While people with physical disabilites that limit their game performance may be in the extreme minority, they do exist. I have to wonder why you feel that they and everyone else should have no way of scaling down the difficulty, instead of keeping things how they are now where you can strap some level 1 gear on your 810cp toon, disable cp, blind fold your self, play with the touch pad, or whatever you gotta do to make things more difficult?
"legally blind"
Yeah, I've heard that term before. They don't just say "blind" for a reason.
I'm legally blind.
As he ignores the main body of the post.....
i didnt miss anything and i wasnt responding to you.
i was speaking to another player and agreeing with his comment in support openly on a forum that allows for feedback like mine.
i agree that other players struggle with content that is easy for others. and i agree that thats ok because this is fair and i also support he idea that this game should Not change just because a few find it easy.
not everyone finds eso easy and not everyone finds it hard.
But you don't even have to be good to get through the game. You stop being new at 1 hour.
Now you're just being absurd.
Yes, lets start to narrow it down to the lowest common denominator so we can make a case against difficult overland content.
Think of the people with no arms.
There are actually legally blind people that play this game. While people with physical disabilites that limit their game performance may be in the extreme minority, they do exist. I have to wonder why you feel that they and everyone else should have no way of scaling down the difficulty, instead of keeping things how they are now where you can strap some level 1 gear on your 810cp toon, disable cp, blind fold your self, play with the touch pad, or whatever you gotta do to make things more difficult?
"legally blind"
Yeah, I've heard that term before. They don't just say "blind" for a reason.
I'm legally blind.
As he ignores the main body of the post.....
Is it worth discussing? You're telling me that physically limiting myself is worth discussing.
Should I tape sausages to my fingers too?
Sylvermynx wrote: »Hmm. How is it that you (@Vhozek) can't figure out how to multi-quote.... I mean, really, that's not very difficult.
Yes, lets start to narrow it down to the lowest common denominator so we can make a case against difficult overland content.
Think of the people with no arms.
There are actually legally blind people that play this game. While people with physical disabilites that limit their game performance may be in the extreme minority, they do exist. I have to wonder why you feel that they and everyone else should have no way of scaling down the difficulty, instead of keeping things how they are now where you can strap some level 1 gear on your 810cp toon, disable cp, blind fold your self, play with the touch pad, or whatever you gotta do to make things more difficult?
"legally blind"
Yeah, I've heard that term before. They don't just say "blind" for a reason.
I'm legally blind.
As he ignores the main body of the post.....
Is it worth discussing? You're telling me that physically limiting myself is worth discussing.
Should I tape sausages to my fingers too?
No I'm telling you that it makes no sense to force everyone to play at a higher difficulty. It makes more sense to force everyone to play at a lower difficulty when those like yourself have options to make things tougher. This is really not a hard concept.
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Can you point me to where you got your facts on the amount of new players?
I just want to know where you got your facts. You've twice mentioned low amounts of new players to support your arguments.
yeah against a single trash fodder unit, go do that to a delve boss and they'll probably floor you without any skills, CP, and just swinging. Or go try and fight any group of enemies that isn't a single trash fodder unit. Your video is pretty much the worst possible example of what new players experience. Heck up it a notch and go to Summerset, Morrowind or N. Elsweyr where enemies all have about 50% more HP just to make it worse for these players.
I have a friend who was CP 160 and needed my help with a delve because he was built so poorly he couldn't beat the boss even at that level. It was a bit sad, but not everybody is big brains with this MMO stuff.
Then imagine how these players feel stumbling across World Bosses they can never beat solo, and nobody ever shows up to because the zones are all dead. Yeah I can definitely see where their frustrations come form.
It's made even worse when ZOS constantly nerfs to lower the ceiling us vets are at, which hurts those newbies way more than it hurts us.
Same friend I mentioned above struggles with the idea of a rotation and weaving, he just cannot grasp that idea, and thus spams abilities and loses all his resources.
I've said many times in the past that I'd like SOME overland enemies to be as strong as a delve boss. Those enemies with special HP bars like giants, trolls, mammoths, daedroth.
Again, narrow it down to the lowest common denominator to make an argument. New players are the minority at this point in this game's life.
And wtf, I'm CP like 402 or something and I wouldn't even fight a WB solo. I'm not ready to ruin my experience knowing I can solo a damn WB.
A WORLD BOSS.
I don't know about your friend but I have a history of learning disability as a child and I know that bars gone = bad. I don't believe your claim. Imaginary friends are not real friends.