The most confusing parts of the game and go......

endgamesmug · January 2022

For me its the "upper canton" vivec city in morrowind, also the cross road passages in frostvault- no matter how many times ive run that i end up running aimlessly for a bit (directionally challenged i guess 😆)

Enemy-of-Coldharbour · January 2022

Traitors Vault in Artaeum.

Nestor · January 2022

The Stitches....

freespirit · January 2022

There are a few of the newer delves that contain Dailies that definitely require repetition to get myself a route that I stick to.

Traitor's Vault was probably the first of those I came across, now it takes me less than a couple of minutes, especially if some kind person has cleared the mobs! 😃

I am also "directionally challenged" 🤣

M0ntie · January 2022

Vivec city is horrendous. But it would be figuring out how to get into and out of Cyrodiil for the first time.

FluffWit · January 2022

-The public dungeon in Cold Harbor
-That awful delve in Southern Elsweyr
-Volenfell
-That Sacrement area where you have to jump through the vines
-Wayrest

bradleymsimmons · January 2022

The Alliance Wars system. I'm still a "What?"

Zenzuki · January 2022

IC Sewers.

I get all kinds of turned around in there.

SilverBride · January 2022

M0ntie wrote: »

Vivec city is horrendous. But it would be figuring out how to get into and out of Cyrodiil for the first time.

Vivec is the worst laid out city in the game. I can never find the daily quest givers and don't even try any more. The only good part is the crafting area.

BoraxFlux · January 2022

M0ntie wrote: »

Vivec city is horrendous. But it would be figuring out how to get into and out of Cyrodiil for the first time.

Entering and leaving Cyrodiil, once I figured it out, I was settled. Same for entering and leaving Imperial City.
E.g.to enter Cyrodiil I thought I had to enter it like any other zone, by riding up to a gate at an adjacent province.

Pinja · January 2022

Drop Tables. Some things are superstitions and something things are legends. Been looking for the Shivering Cheese Recipe so long, several years really. Didn't know if it exists, and it probably doesn't, but if it does it's somewhere in a Morrowind stongbox.

wolfie1.0. · January 2022

SilverBride wrote: »

M0ntie wrote: »

Vivec city is horrendous. But it would be figuring out how to get into and out of Cyrodiil for the first time.

Vivec is the worst laid out city in the game. I can never find the daily quest givers and don't even try any more. The only good part is the crafting area.

Funnily enough, it was just as confusing in Morrowind (TES3)

fizl101 · January 2022

The elebenty billion buffs that show on your screen when you are in a trial. Which one is major slayer to keep an eye on?

As a console player i can turn all buffs off to see debuffs, but I cant say I want keep my food on, or a specific buff tracker and ignore the rest

Otherwise -vivec city indoors and imperial sewers

endgamesmug · January 2022

FluffWit wrote: »

-The public dungeon in Cold Harbor
-That awful delve in Southern Elsweyr
-Volenfell
-That Sacrement area where you have to jump through the vines
-Wayrest

I identify with completing that cold harbour dungeon thats for sure, getting to the islands for the bosses 😆

w002exp · January 2022

I've spent hours in deadmans hollows farming scry leads and I'd still never volunteer to lead a tour there without a map up.

NotaDaedraWorshipper · January 2022

Seems I am a minority who don't find Vivec city confusing at all, and handing in quests is super easy by just following the marker.

Worst goes to some Summerset delves, Morrowind public dungeons, and other places with very large and mazy layouts.

VaranisArano · January 2022

Thieves Guild Heists and Dark Brotherhood Sacraments. They've got multiple levels on top of each other so the map is all sorts of confusing and sometimes even places that don't show up on the map until you've found them.

There's a reason I don't do those dailies.

Necrotech_Master · January 2022

VaranisArano wrote: »

Thieves Guild Heists and Dark Brotherhood Sacraments. They've got multiple levels on top of each other so the map is all sorts of confusing and sometimes even places that don't show up on the map until you've found them.

There's a reason I don't do those dailies.

not to mention some of the targets even appear behind walls you can go through sometimes lol (there is at least 1 heist map that literally has a wall that you can walk through which has a potential "hidden cache" spawn location)

the only reason it doesnt bother me as much is cause ive done so many of them at this point lol

MajThorax · January 2022

Reaper's march the upper and lower grounds.

seecodenotgames · January 2022

I find the new Fargrave city confusing and like a maze although this could be because it is still new-ish.

WhiteCoatSyndrome · January 2022

wolfie1.0. wrote: »

Funnily enough, it was just as confusing in Morrowind (TES3)

Disagree; it was worse in Morrowind, because then all the cantons were finished so there were more of them, there were more layers you had to interact with instead of just Waistworks/Upper Canton, and there were no quest markers to guide you to your destination.

The only improvements were the existence of the Levitation and Mark and Recall spells to skip over most of the navigation.

gariondavey · January 2022

How a game that was primarily marketed as a pvp game releases virtually no pvp material, and has the worst performance in the pvp zones.

Adremal · January 2022

I find navigation extremely simple in this game. Might be because I'm a Might and Magic / SMT veteran and the complexity of dungeons in those series is on a whole different level. Wouldn't mind having to take out pen and paper and draw maps like I used to do but I don't see it happening... the closest thing there is are the Imperial City Sewers and they're nowhere close, only giving one the illusion of intricacy because of the size, but they're actually very linear. They also have multiple access points and can sprint while invisible through them as well.