It would make sense lore-wise!

No.

However, ZOS is doing something for the next update, but I have not checked it out, yet.

Couldn’t agree more. It’s super annoying have all these things flying around. Then there’s the bears blocking doors so you can’t get out. Really hoping zos does something about this.

debesyla wrote: »

It would make sense lore-wise!

No it wouldn't. Because summoning daedra is not illegal, except for a few areas like Summerset.

Summoning daedras and atronachs is a common practice among mages in Tamriel.


If anything, they could just make a de-summon area near crafting stations, like how some places makes you dismount your mount. Which should work on warden bears aswell, because I find the bears much worse than any sorc pet.
Or just stop them from blocking interaction like non-combat pets does.

Nobody in previous TES games cares if you summon Daedra in towns. Now can we quit using the threadbare "Daedra summoning is generally considered evil" excuse? It ain't "evil" enough to be illegal in the other games.

Sure, ask ZOS to fix pets by other means, but seriously, at least pretend you've played the other games in the series. Particularly Oblivion, which features a daedric invasion...and nobody cares about summoning Daedra.

How are people having such problems with summoned pets? If I see a pet in the way, I spend a fraction of a second to readjust my camera angle and I am in.
I have never encountered a major inconvenience due to summoned pets, and I have been playing since beta.

Whenever I'm in Vivec, I see an army of people leaning half way into the banker booth.. ON THEIR HORSES, completely blocking access to the NPS and you guys are complaining about sorcerer pets?!
Yes, it is annoying when some inconsiderate pet user is blocking direct access to the chest or whatever. But the inconsiderate part is not that they are controlling a pet, it's the fact that they are loitering in front of the chests, sorting their damn inventories instead of moving to the side. Whenever I do my crafting dailies or whatever, I do it as quickly as possible.

madrab73 wrote: »

No need to stop with Sorcs. Get the bears added to that list too.

100% bear are even worst, way to big, one was totally lock the estmarch wayshrine few day ago...

Edit : Also, I don't care about Lore reason, they just make the game horrible to play in some aera, since player aren't smart and nice enough to remove them when they enter town, then make them paid for it.

Bringing in dangerous Daedra forced to follow you against their will which would actually be worse then a Skeleton with no will of their own so it should be illegal.

Half of these Necromancer abilities are illegal but why? your not raising the dead in the local area, Flesh Colossus for example are illegal and ain't they like Flesh Atronachs which are Daedra? so why are Necromancer's penalized for summoning them but not Sorcerers?

Maybe a reason as to make them illegal would simply be down to their presence disturbing the public.

I do wish summoned pet owners were more courteous in congested areas - particularly around crafting stations. I play on PC, love and use the Pet Dismiss addon. Dismissing all pets in town is one key stroke and has become a simple habit for me. I can see the extra few clicks being tedious without that wonderful addon, but since anyone on PC has access to it, I chalk all the summons in the way up to discourteous pet owners. One more reminder to me that, though I love the beauty, mass and scale of ESO, the fact that it is multiplayer is, and will always be, a drawback in my book.

It's a criminal act for Necromancer's to have out or, summon their minions. Vampires now also have a number of actions considered 'criminal', as well as simply being a Vampire (at a given stage of Vampirism) having a negative impact on ones ability to interact/function with township resources. It's time for sorcs to suffer similar consequences for bringing daedric creatures, generally considered 'evil' in Tamerilic lore, into all the cities, towns and, villages across Tamriel.

Everything could be much more simple, if combat pets didn't have "collision" in a way that they block interactions by their bodies. In GW2, rangers have their pets almost 100% of time. And many necromancers are running around with horde of combat pets (me included). Because they don't block owner or other players from interacting with anything. Their only inconvenience is that they might look bad from aesthetic point of view My combat pets in GW2 are my allies, and I was never annoyed by them

As for ESO again... My another opinion is this:
after what was done to poor necromancers, and then to poor werewolves and vampires... I absolutely support adding sorc's combat pets and warden's bear to "criminal actions" in justice system. Just so players who don't have necromancers, can see how bad it is to add such weird justice system to MMO It does nothing good and only annoys players. I would much rather see somebody's cool skeletal minion in a robe and using Beast personality, than to see a Winged Twilight flapping in my face.

I was in Glenumbra just some days ago, and new player was sad in zone chat - he was trying to do the quest and save the village from bandits, but he kept getting bounty from "innocent" NPCs when he used his necromancer skills. It didn't help his immersion and enjoyment; in his RP, he was using bodies of fallen bandits to summon minions. In the end, he said that if villagers don't want his "unholy help", they can go... kill bandits themself
In single player game, there could be mods or something to do with it, but in MMO, the player has choice - either not to do the quest, or do the quest but not to use his cool skills. Such "immersion"

Whenever I'm in Vivec, I see an army of people leaning half way into the banker booth.. ON THEIR HORSES, completely blocking access to the NPS and you guys are complaining about sorcerer pets?!

...Other players, mounts and non-combat pets do not block you from anything by their bodies They can only look bad - like when banker's face is covered by somebody's horse and when you talk to banker, it looks like you talk to the backside of the horse.

Huge Thumbs UP to this suggestion! Eh, just go ahead and make -being- a pet sorc, pets or no, a criminal act, even better!