I'm hoping for something that'll speed up melee-attacks. That would make my day. I like fast-paced combat. ''This will speed up your attack speed by 10% but reduce your damage done by 10%''. I'd still take it! I just want my nightblade to be flashy. Dashing. You know!

Tbh I expect nothing. We have virtually a new team working now and I'm yet to be proven they're really up to something.

At least I'd like to have some progression system going after 810cp as there was nothing for years and it's something they need to address asap if they want people to be back at the game or care bit more as a bare minimum.

Starlight_Whisper wrote: »

What are you hoping for?

A system that gives us more customization and flavor for builds. Let me go all-in on a particular playstyle instead of always being stuck using the same champion points, the same skills from class lines and weapon lines, and the same sets.

Let me pour champion points into specific categories that could make a character play unique. Some examples:

- A character that primarily excels at leaping/charging/teleporting to enemies.
- That excels at sneak without having to dump armor sets into sneaking.
- That really buffs up allies at the expense of my own stats.
- That specializes in ground-based attacks
- That specializes in ranged attacks
- That specializes in crowd control/containment

The game is too unforgiving when it comes to unique builds, and too many players run the same builds. The rework is a chance to expand on ways to play and enjoy the game.

I would like a system similar to FO76 perk system where you have star consolation points (max 15 + 1 starter point in each area) and you can put these into any area like thief, warrior etc which increases the cap by 1 for that star. All 15 allocatable points are available as soon as you hit cp.

As you continue to level (exp to level up is a fixed amount) you get perk packs (5 cards per pack) that come with cards that have blessings (flat stats or special effects to manage power keep/unforseen effects with % boosts) which are tired to specific star signs. I.e. apprentice - blessing or penetration provides 1500 penetration. Every 3 levels you can pick a consolation pack that contains cards from that consolation only should you wish to specialise.

Equipping a card consumes 1 point from the star it is tied to . I.e. have 4 points in apprentice you can slot cards that fill 4 apprentice card slots.

If you get a duplicate card you can merge the cards together to upgrade them to gain stronger effects but now they take an additional slot. E.g. blessing of penetration adds 1500 pen but requires 1 apprentice consolation point. Level 2 adds 3500 pen but now requires 2 points. Level 3 would be 6000 pen but take 3 slots. Some cards can be upgraded up to level 3. Alternatively you can scrap the card and upon 5 cards scrapped you can open a new perk card pack.

You can at any point take your cards in and out and switch them to meet your current needs whilst out of combat. If you are unhappy with your star sign allocation as you got some new cards but can't slot them as say your warrior consolation wasn't high enough then you can go to a shrine like a respec one and change them there to re-roll the entire build for gold or transmute crystals.

The cards could also include the current cp nodes so any existing players have an idea what is what whilst adding new ones I.e. increase magicka recovery by x amount, decrease sprint by x amount etc.

A few positives I've noted about this system:
- Continues to provide the flexibility of builds whilst simplifying it for newer players
- New players are not as disadvantaged when getting to cp and have less of a grind
- As you continue to level you always gain something so there is new things for every level up
- you can specialise a lot more than currently as currently you're forced to have cp in defence and sustain nodes whereas you could put it all in damage.
- Cp feels more exciting to gain as you can collect the perk cards and upgrade them so continue to feel power increases/completion
- developers can manage power creep easier with having cards give flat stats only and can tweak cards in isolation or the value of a card.
- Cards could be very creative and fit into the lore where morrowind had star sign consolations that gave buffs

Examples of more creative cards:

Mara's gift - when you craft an item you have a 10/30/50% chance to create to items at once

Mount expert - your bond is unbreakable and your mount works harder as a result. Riding speed increased by 5%/10%/20%

Midas touch - your hands find gold wherever they look. Enemies always drop 10g/50g/100g when killed.

Big bonned - you're naturally resistant but are slower as a result. Damage taken -10% movement speed -10%

Silver tongue - merchants look on you more favourable. Items sell for 10%/25%/50% more

Arcane armourer - equipped weapons and armour have a 1/4/10% chance to gain some durability back when an enemy dies

Wayfarer - porting to a wayshrine is more efficient.
Transport costs via porting is reduced by 20%/50%/80%

These would be in additon to the typical:
Increase armour by x amount
Increase damage type by x amount
Increase magicka recovery by x amount
Decrease damage taken from damage type by x amount
Etc.

Anyway this is long enough as is and I'd love to know what you all think.

Thanks for reading and byeeeee

P.s. I forgot to say that new cards could be added with each expansion to continue to make it worthwhile to level up.

One simple change: that physical resistance abilities are consolidated into one. We do already have one ability to increase spell resistance, why do we need three for physical resistance? That would make switching armour type easier.

Reposting my thoughts once again every time this thread pops up. Hopefully ZoS sees it and goes "hmmmm..."

My two cents that I've espoused quietly over time:

CP is fine, but I would prefer it be directly tied to skills rather a system whereby one point expended garners you a .08 percent increase in this or that buff. Boring!!!!!!

I'd prefer a system where CP are points you can expend to buff skills, e.g. Spend 50 CP to make Hail of Arrows do X more damage, or Spend 100 CP to increase the radius of Caltrops. Stuff like that. Depending on the CP cost of said buffs, you could design the system where the allocation of points is more meatier and makes the player consider varied options.

It could act like a much more dynamic system that you switch in and out of points depending upon content or toon role. Right now, CP allocation is VERY rote.

I personally would like to see deeper specialization instead of simply 'do moar physical/magical damage' or 'receive less physical/magical damage' passives. ESO lacks build variety because of the way they constantly try to "standardize" everything so i'd like to see perks which help you make your own ideas into something good. For example, passives for stealth and stealth detection, maybe some special perks for using frost or lightning, more expensive perks for specific status immunity, anything less generic than what the system has now. Give us a reason to come up with fun builds instead of punishing us for using something that isn't a cookie-cutter build.

JinMori wrote: »

Finedaible wrote: »

I personally would like to see deeper specialization instead of simply 'do moar physical/magical damage' or 'receive less physical/magical damage' passives. ESO lacks build variety because of the way they constantly try to "standardize" everything so i'd like to see perks which help you make your own ideas into something good. For example, passives for stealth and stealth detection, maybe some special perks for using frost or lightning, more expensive perks for specific status immunity, anything less generic than what the system has now. Give us a reason to come up with fun builds instead of punishing us for using something that isn't a cookie-cutter build.

Personally, i think that kind of stuff should be in another section beside cp.

Basically in the morph section, or passives.

I think the goal of cp should be to provide a general power boost through % modifiers, and perks that do more than just increase your recovery when you sprint, but all in general, for example they could make a perk that after you do x damage or x thing you get spell and weapon damage, things like that, but not specific, specific should in either a new system or the skillbook.

They could make a modification system, that allows you to well, specialize.

I would like that idea just as much, but would they do it? I just don't see them redesigning and rebalancing all classes and skills when they can't even decide on the balancing changes as it is. Upon reflection however, I guess making champion point system deeper and more specialized is probably just as much outside their capabilities as well. Just waiting for any of the announced changes as a player is a torturous experience with typically disappointing outcomes.

I would like to see the end of damage scaling with max stats and I would like CP skill trees be used to give us more customization like what we saw in Skyrim.

I like to make hybrid characters so magic and physical penetration and crit chance should be combined.

I want more options for hybrid builds; I don't want magicka and stamina to be separated as much as they currently are.

I would like less diminishing returns and more utility and focus. Things like having perks unlocked that actually make sense for that tree, or allowing us to CHOOSE perks once we hit the required points. It would also be nice if it were a bit more like the regular elderscrolls games, where they had benefits for points being spent in certain areas. For example, you can add points to weapons expert and get more damage but it would be nice to get faster attacks, as well. If you slot points into tumbling, it would be nice if it made you more acrobatic or something visual. More thief benefits from thief points spent, more mage bonuses for filling out that tree, different things like that.


The current champion system is meh and can be weird with minmaxing and such, so i would love to just see a much better and more universally useful revamp on it.


Wasn't the oblivion update bringing cyrodiil updates AND champions point updates?