I think they need to open up the major/minor buff/debuff system. It is stifling in the sense that if they add things like classes/guilds/skills they are going to be redundant.

For example: Have another 'tier' of buff/debuff added. Like Major, Minor, and Apprentice. So the Apprentice level of buff/debuff would be very small (5%) and it would be less power creep. The specific tuning of the buffs/debuffs could be adjusted as needed.

In play, it would be interesting if the Apprentice and Minors were more available in the universal skills like Weapon skills and Guild skills. Major buffs/debuffs could be restricted to the class skills to allow classes to have strengths that are difficult to have any other way, so no class is left behind.

After this kind of change, it would be easier to give a new class a major and a couple minor/apprentice buffs/debuffs that meshes better with existing class/guild/skill strengths and weaknesses.

Working servers and a PvP arena system

Nemesis7884 wrote: »

before anitquities i would have said new skill line but that just seems like too much of a gamble ^^

I have not delved into the anitquities, I didn't know there was a new skilline with it

Would love to see new classes and new races(Lamia/Nereid). Ofcourse a new zone, or a continuation of the Morrowind storyline. To get the rock out of the sky.

A new feature I would love to see is a player-made stolen item hunt system. Where all players can steal special items(for this feature) anywhere in the game, and have to hide them somewhere in the same zone. The player that stole the item has to post a riddle on a special missing-items messageboard in town. Which they can make as tough as they want. When another player finds the hidden item, they can return it to the guards for a small prize(some gold and fame points). If the item is not found for 7 days, the player that hid the item will receive a got-away-freely prize(nice sum of gold and infamy points).
Include special merchants on which we can spend fame and infamy points, and the system will keep players busy forever. Zos would have to come up with a way to let players hide items, that makes them non-obvious to find unless you are trying to find something.
**Note: Ofcourse players can't find their own items, and there is no point to letting a friend find your item as you would gain a nice sum of gold and infamy if it is not found.**
**Note: Players might stumble upon a hidden item, so getting infamy points will be extremely hard!**

Or any other player-to-player type feature.

A new PC-EU server

C'mon.
Elsweyr from last year is still a hot mess. The necro class, the trial... Buggy as hell.
And are we going to talk about what we would get next year?

I've mentioned before that they could give us different "Races" by giving races new race traits. Bretons, instead of using the magical breton race traits, use a more stamina based Reachmen race traits, Changeling for Bosmer, Ashlander for Dunmer, Maormer for Altmer, Nedes for Imperial, larger/cat khajiit for Khajiit, etc. etc.

However, I would love to see some other beastmen in the group, like something from the Akaviri area or Lamia, or even a mini-daedra.

I'd like to see this game break free from its race-based passives, implying a racial purity wholly out of touch with both reality and the times, and allow players to choose from among a list of character passives suited to the role the player wants that character wants to play.

In a single-player game where you are an outsider of indeterminate origin encountering an unfamiliar culture, fantasy races are a harmless metaphor.

But in a multiplayer setting where players are the fantasy races, and the fantasy is thin - black people, generic continental white people, generic Scandanavians, generic southern white Europeans - this system reinforces so many dangerous misconceptions that it's difficult to countenance.

Halberds and Spellswords.

I'd like a melee magicka weapon. I could see it being nice for magdk.

I'd love to see spears come in.

There are so many great motif styles, and I'd love to see how each one would make a spear. Sure, some staves look kinda spear-ish (like how the NPCs in Murkmire will use a Breton Staff 1 as a spear in animations or how the Spear of Bitter Mercy is a staff style), but i'd really like to see TES go back to them for the first time since Morrowind.

Tridents, Glaives, Naginatas, Halberds, etc. depending on what the general style looks like...

In terms of avoiding refarming motif pages, it should probably unlock with the Staves page. Bonus points in that 'Spear' would be right next to 'Staff' alphabetically, so it doesn't even get in the way. I could also see them unlocking the Dagger styles with the Swords since many swords and daggers are really similar, and then changing that page to Spears, but that might be a bit more work.

Stable servers.

Buttons that work when I press them rather than having to wait 8 seconds