• Full bodied mannequins where we can store our favorite outfit styles

Fata1moose wrote: »

ESO has more competition on the field with New World. Last year they said they were building the team and they have Microsoft's check book, all of this combined I have high expectations for ESO going forward. If they want to remain relevant they're going to have to take some risks and break away from their comfort zone they've been in since the Morrowind chapter.

• An overhaul to melee combat and archery to make it feel more impactful especially on light and heavy attacks, decapitations and finishers akin to Skyrim (could be disabled like Blade of Woe for those that don't want gore).
• Spear weapon skill line carrying forward melee improvements
• Mounted combat
• Sword and spell skill line casting magic from one hand and melee in the other.
• NPC schedule improvements where they actually sleep and eat at set times like the mainline games
• Further depth added to companions Bioware style romance and marriage
• More in depth dialogue options, instead of just asking questions let us inject our character's personality into dialogue even if it ends up just being "flavor" and has little effect on the outcome of questlines it would be better than just a tree of questions.
• Mannequins in homes where we can display specific outfits.
• Vet overland

Bat wrote: »

My only wish is for an option to hide other players' sorcpets and warden bears in all areas except for PVP zones. We don't have any need (literally no need at all, in the literal sense) to see any of that nonsense when out in the open, and even less so when in confined areas such as banks or quest area homes.

JARTHEGREY wrote: »

For my wish list - I'd keep it simple. Just a better Inventory / Bank system. Being able to search for or 'group' items' in different ways (Although this new Armoury Assistant may help toward this - I've yet to check it out).

One of the main problems I face is how many items of a particular set I have. I have over 230 items of set gear in my bank but I'd like the ability to group them so that I can see them as sets e.g. So I can see that I have 5 items of the Mother's Sorrow set. I like to try out different sets and see how they work with my playstyle but trying to equip the sets in an efficient manner for a 'best fit' is laborious.

Also, if I was being totally selfish - I really would like the game to be more 'soloable'. I know at this point a lot of players will be jumping up and down and shouting "But it's an MMO - it's meant to be played in groups" but this is a wish list so ...

1. A new class: seriously, this above all. I am a bit biased on this because I'm a altaholic, but aside from that, I really want to see a new class, maybe a mechanist, artificer or monk class? I don't know, just hope it's not something bland or boring.
2. More character slots (in case we get a new class): see the above altaholic problem.
3. A new weapon skill line (in case we don't get a new class): I was thinking either:
   • The usual 1h+rune/focus/spell/whatever;
   • Spear (would be especially cool as a tanking 1H).
   • New types of staves based on the remaining schools of magic, something like Alteration for tanking/buffing, Illusion for buffs and debuffs, and Mysticism for a bit of everything (even though this last one is probably gonna be kinda hard to implement).
   • Crossbows as a variation of bows with maybe different passives and effects like different types of destruction staves.
   • Hand-to-hand but with a dedicated caestus type of weapon so that it can be upgraded, enchanted and be scaled like any other weapon.
4. Stacking on transmute geodes, treasure maps and any other consumable that can't be stacked for some reason: there is no real reason that springs to mind as to why these items wouldn't be stackable, also allow us to open transmute geodes and fillet fish in bulk.
5. A furniture bag (and maybe even a siege bag): I think as time has gone on, the benefits we get with ESO plus have become a bit limited so adding a furniture bag where you can store all of your furniture would be nice. I am less hopeful for a siege bag, since that could be considered a bit P2W, with ESO plus members having the possibility of stacking a bunch of siege equipment into a bottomless bag; the caveat, of course, would be that you would only be able to use siege equipment once you take it out of the bag and put it into your character inventory, and you wouldn't be able to do that in combat.
6. Give companions their own inventory: I don't really understand why these supposed followers can't "carry our burdens", even if it's just 20 slots of inventory, at least let us unload a little bit of stuff onto them, even just companion gear.
7. Have the Shadowy Supplier send us mats and potions through the mail like any other hireling: you can keep the character in the sanctuary and outlaws' refuges as a cute "secret", maybe even give him a special shop, but don't let us walk through a loading screen and physically talk to them to get a few alchemy materials or potions.
8. A bit of a stretch but, weighted RNG for motifs and especially furniture plans: could be a bit of an issue for the economy of the game, but the grind for that stuff is seriously tedious as hell.
9. A more "geopolitical" sort of story: I'm getting real tired of these "EPIC" "*insert bad actor (bonus points if daedric prince)* is trying to destroy the entirety of Tamriel using *insert macguffin*, we must stop them!". I would rather see a storyline that is more grounded and explores the intricacies of the politics of Tamriel, and please, can we put an end to this damned Three-Banners War? You don't even have to take away Cyrodiil, all we need is some time warp shenanigans, and since the datamined Akatosh themed pets are making me smell the Dragon Break this could be the chance to tie that mess up.

1. Customization options for abilities, including new skins for combat pets and transformations (Werewolf and Blood Scion): seen a few threads about this, and, as I like outfitting and creating themes with my characters myself, it would be really cool to have customizable visuals for our spells (blue fire for inferno staves, different colors of lightning for staves and sorc skills, dark templar spells, and so on).
   As mentioned this also includes skins or customization options for different combat pets, so maybe something like dagonic versions of sorc summons or maybe different daedra altogether, different animals or creatures instead of just a bear for the warden (eg. spriggans, wamasu, welwa, echatere, and so on).
   And I am gonna attach transformation skins to this as well, so maybe different fur colors for werewolf (possibly depending on the color of the character's hair, or on their race) or even different types of lycanthropy (werebears, wereboars, werecrocs, and so on), and different versions or skin colors for the blood scion (maybe depending on the race as well).
2. A way to change the color of our hair outside of an appearance change token: I get that they may want to make as much money out of something like this, but I doubt people are buying appearance changes just to dye their hair a different color, so just make it happen.
3. More slots for appearance collectibles: that is to say, give collectibles like eye cosmetics, earrings, fur and scale patterns their own slots, it's just weird that a character can't have both a beard and spooky red eyes, or that a full body tattoo makes a lizard lose its scales.
4. Account-wide titles: I think account-wide achievements are a bit of a stretch, but I would really like to see account-wide titles, they are a cosmetic element after all, and as much a part of a character's appearance and theme as any other visual element. Plus, I really don't want to even fathom the pain of farming my (admittedly few) trial titles on multiple characters, especially on multiple roles.
5. Option to hide each piece of armor (including tabards and those ugly-ass faulds): self explainatory, just more customization options.
6. Make all quest-related disguises into costumes that we get at the end of the quest: I know many of them are ugly or low-res, but at least we aren't gonna need to physically equip them if we want to keep them.
7. (Forgot to add this before) A real massive stretch here but, account-wide outift slots: I know people that have already bought outfit slots would be foaming at the mouth if something like this were implemented, but to be honest, we all know that outfit slots are ridiculously overpriced, all I'm asking is to have a separate purchase for, say, 5k crowns that gives us one outfit slot on all our characters. Of course this is gonna be more advantageous for people with a lot of alts (such as myself, I swear I don't have a bias), but that's the point, if you have few characters you can still buy the usual, predatory outfit slot for the single character, if you have a lot of toons you buy the account-wide one.

1. Expand the furnishing slots on all homes: I don't think there's much to say about this one, all homes, especially the larger ones have a ridiculously low amount of furnishing you can decorate them with. Upping the number for each category of furnishing seems a no-brainer at this point.
2. Add a wayshrine to every home: pretty self-explainatory, we currently have a way to port to our homes for free, but we need to either get out of the home and walk to the nearest wayshrine, port to a friend or guildie, or spend gold to port to a wayshrine of our choosing, and that's a bit nonsensical in my opinion.
3. Add "plantable" alchemy nodes that we can harvest on a timer: kind of a weird request maybe, but I want to literally farm materials.
4. Add functional writ boards and turn-in boxes as furnishing: kind of a stretch again, but it would be nice and comfortable to be able to do writs in the scenery of our homes.
5. Give us an options to display armor and weapon styles we like in our homes: especially now with the introduction of the armory station, it would be pretty cool to have a corner of our house where we can display our favorite styles for weapons and armors. This could be as simple as allowing us to craft furniture versions of the style pages we already possess at the corresponding crafting station.