World bosses? Public dungeons? Cyrodiil skyshards? Dragons? Harrowstorms?

I am not sure exactly what your interests are so I am just spitballing here.

We hit this amount sometimes. We do overland content and pick up skyshards and hunt down world bosses. Otherwise, there's not much in the way of options, unless you want to split up into smaller groups and run dual dungeons. Usually our biggest issue is speed of consuming content. We have a couple that never read anything and always ask about what we're doing. We have about half the group reading as fast as they can so they understand what is going on. And then we have a couple that enjoy listening to the story as portrayed by the voice actors. For the most part, we all enjoy being together, so the odd-sized group just cruises across different parts of Tamriel trying to keep straight who is working on what quests (or remembering what to do for the ones that we've completed years ago)... and keeping that one guy on task for progressing his tasks cause he gets distracted easily and usually asks 20 minutes after a progression point where the person is that we were supposed to talk to and we all get to go back and do large swaths of content again.

A few years ago, one of my guilds would do Monday night runs where the entire guild would meet in a zone and we would follow a preplanned route from shard to shard picking up all of them in a zone and also clearing the dungeons in that zone. There was lots of racing, and chaos and all in all we had a fun time.

kargen27 wrote: »

The group dungeons in each zone. I know they can be solo'd by most now but they were intended as group content. Other than that world boss tours, dragon hunting and things like that.

Group dungeons are four people instances. I just dropped out of a group to let some other players in so they could do a random normal. I usually drop out of dungeons to let other people play together. You call in guild for someone to fill one slot, two answer, and then someone else logs in and asks for one. It would be nice to have something we could all do together, an instance, a focussed content.

We have on occasion done world boss runs, looking for leads for example, and everyone goes all over the map. It's not focussed, it doesn't need people to cooperate and work together.

Cyrodiil or Imperial City is probably the best thing to do for a 6-8 player group.

You could also split up in two groups if you're 8 and do group dungeons.

cyberjanet wrote: »

kargen27 wrote: »

The group dungeons in each zone. I know they can be solo'd by most now but they were intended as group content. Other than that world boss tours, dragon hunting and things like that.

Group dungeons are four people instances. I just dropped out of a group to let some other players in so they could do a random normal. I usually drop out of dungeons to let other people play together. You call in guild for someone to fill one slot, two answer, and then someone else logs in and asks for one. It would be nice to have something we could all do together, an instance, a focussed content.

We have on occasion done world boss runs, looking for leads for example, and everyone goes all over the map. It's not focussed, it doesn't need people to cooperate and work together.

I think they meant public dungeons.

On our world boss runs we make sure everyone stays with the crown (leader). If they get any leads they can do that on their own later.

Just to expand on how our world boss runs, we focus on one zone usually rotating through the factions. Then kill some extra ones with player requests.

(“I need this wb in green shade on this toon.”
“I have a quest to kill this boss in northern elsweyr.”)

That sort of thing.

You could run normal trials (with 4 companions) or perhaps a dungeon race with 2 or 3 teams. All start the same dungeon at the same time and see who can finish first. You could even do easier dungeons with no gear for extra variety. Swap up the teams each run.

Hot tub, chickens, six to eight travellers.

Best ask my orc what happened but he said it was fun.

Yours with paws
Santie Claws

Things I've run with non dungeon/trial numbers include playing hide and seek or sardines in a city (everyone naked or wearing the same so they are recognisable and no going inside buildings - its harder than you think), overland obstacle courses, treasure hunts

Do the 12 man content on normal and fill in the player gap with either pugs or companions.

Game isn't designed around that specific group size so will need to get creative if you don't want to just pvp.

Also there are a number of "30 quest" daily achievements that you can do in a group over the course of a couple of days that will be way shorter to get done in a group of that size. So it would be a nice thing to take advantage of.