ESO_Nightingale wrote: »wild guardian is reworked into a 1 barable ultimate similar in usage to an ultimate like dawnbreaker/incap/sweeps that keeps the 75 cost but loses the permanant pet and just retains the current burst of the casted bear ult with the 25% execute bit.
They need to let us reskin the bear. I'm sick of bears. They're too big, get in the way, I'm constantly de-summoning mine to interact with stuff, and I would have rather had a wolf.
MindOfTheSwarm wrote: »ESO_Nightingale wrote: »wild guardian is reworked into a 1 barable ultimate similar in usage to an ultimate like dawnbreaker/incap/sweeps that keeps the 75 cost but loses the permanant pet and just retains the current burst of the casted bear ult with the 25% execute bit.
Is it? I didn’t notice that and I was using it today.
phaneub17_ESO wrote: »MindOfTheSwarm wrote: »ESO_Nightingale wrote: »wild guardian is reworked into a 1 barable ultimate similar in usage to an ultimate like dawnbreaker/incap/sweeps that keeps the 75 cost but loses the permanant pet and just retains the current burst of the casted bear ult with the 25% execute bit.
Is it? I didn’t notice that and I was using it today.
No, you asked for a suggested change, and that's what you got.
MindOfTheSwarm wrote: »ESO_Nightingale wrote: »wild guardian is reworked into a 1 barable ultimate similar in usage to an ultimate like dawnbreaker/incap/sweeps that keeps the 75 cost but loses the permanant pet and just retains the current burst of the casted bear ult with the 25% execute bit.
Is it? I didn’t notice that and I was using it today.
EinionYrth wrote: »All of the animals in the skill line are morrowind/vvardenfell natives but the ultimate is a... bear? GTF never used it, never will.
EinionYrth wrote: »All of the animals in the skill line are morrowind/vvardenfell natives but the ultimate is a... bear? GTF never used it, never will.
Careful what you wish for, you might get a nix ox.
EinionYrth wrote: »All of the animals in the skill line are morrowind/vvardenfell natives but the ultimate is a... bear? GTF never used it, never will.
Careful what you wish for, you might get a nix ox.
Leftover_Pizza wrote: »They need to let us reskin the bear. I'm sick of bears. They're too big, get in the way, I'm constantly de-summoning mine to interact with stuff, and I would have rather had a wolf.
Any smaller predator would be better. The options in WoW are far superior to eso, when it comes to combat pets. Let us do the hunting and taming in Overland to get some rare skins and abilities for combat pets.
I don't get why there is no option to reskin combat pets. It's even a very easy feature to monetize, if they want to. I'm pretty sure that many sorc and warden players will change their pet's looks as soon as the option becomes available and spend crowns on it too, if must.
Let us earn some skins for completing content. Let the pet be more than just a pet and give it some trophy status. You know players like to show off.
EinionYrth wrote: »All of the animals in the skill line are morrowind/vvardenfell natives but the ultimate is a... bear? GTF never used it, never will.
Leftover_Pizza wrote: »They need to let us reskin the bear. I'm sick of bears. They're too big, get in the way, I'm constantly de-summoning mine to interact with stuff, and I would have rather had a wolf.
Any smaller predator would be better. The options in WoW are far superior to eso, when it comes to combat pets. Let us do the hunting and taming in Overland to get some rare skins and abilities for combat pets.
I don't get why there is no option to reskin combat pets. It's even a very easy feature to monetize, if they want to. I'm pretty sure that many sorc and warden players will change their pet's looks as soon as the option becomes available and spend crowns on it too, if must.
Let us earn some skins for completing content. Let the pet be more than just a pet and give it some trophy status. You know players like to show off.
I agree with you 100%. I love beast taming classes in other MMOs, and was so excited when the Warden came out, only to be disappointed that we can't tame anything at all, and the pets are based only on Morrowind fauna. It's such a huge oversight. At least reskinning the bear into a different animal would go a long way towards diversity and player satisfaction. I'd totally pay crowns for it, I'm not entirely sure why they've held off on it this long.
phaneub17_ESO wrote: »Make it do Frost damage, instead of increased damage have it radiate a cold wave every 5 seconds that causes minor brittle for 5 seconds to any enemies within 8 meters. This way Wardens don't need a frost staff to apply minor brittle, but the bear needs to be in close quarters to keep it applied. Makes it easier with a group of enemies together, but difficult with multiple targets far apart.
I haven't played Warden, so for me the only problems with Warden bear are that it doesn't belong to Vvardenfell and that it gets in the way.
I think the Ultimate SHOULD be a Forest animal. All the other skills should be Forest related and not Morrowind based. The only problem with it being a bear is that it is too large and gets in the way; its also nice to have choices! Wolf please, Hawks instead of Cliff Racers, crawling vines in place of Shalks...PLEASE!!!
MindOfTheSwarm wrote: »You’re not the first to consider Frost damage for bear along with other animal companions. However, then what happens to Northern Storm?
Polar Bear does sound nice I’ll agree, but I firmly believe that extra Frost options exist outside of the Warden animal skills. I think having one or two be Frost is ok. Maybe Bear and then Cliff Racer becomes a Frost Wraith but this would conflict with the Morrowind theme. But then what to do with Shalks and flies? Make them Frost too? I don’t agree with this although others do. I can see Shalks becoming Thunderbugs and Flies dealing Flame damage like their natural counterparts in the game. But then another question is raised? Will the community at large be happy with the loss of Magic Damage as an option for Warden. I guess this is easily solved with a poll… that is if people bother to vote or not.
I always hated the bear too. Never been using it again after I fully lvled the ability. The fact that pets must be double bared makes them inferior to other abilities. Sacrificing two ability slots for an ugly pet that passively deals mediocre dmg just isn't viable.
I personally like the Indriks though and I always wanted an Indrik to be my warden's guardian.MindOfTheSwarm wrote: »You’re not the first to consider Frost damage for bear along with other animal companions. However, then what happens to Northern Storm?
Polar Bear does sound nice I’ll agree, but I firmly believe that extra Frost options exist outside of the Warden animal skills. I think having one or two be Frost is ok. Maybe Bear and then Cliff Racer becomes a Frost Wraith but this would conflict with the Morrowind theme. But then what to do with Shalks and flies? Make them Frost too? I don’t agree with this although others do. I can see Shalks becoming Thunderbugs and Flies dealing Flame damage like their natural counterparts in the game. But then another question is raised? Will the community at large be happy with the loss of Magic Damage as an option for Warden. I guess this is easily solved with a poll… that is if people bother to vote or not.
No, the solution for ZOS would be to bring us a spellcrafting system without actually bringing spellcrafting. The morph system that is currently in place is good enough and could be a viable contender if done right. It just needs to be overhauled, so that morphs let you choose the type of element (poison, bleed, frost, fire, etc.) and the ability type (aoe, ranged single target, execute, etc.)
Necrotech_Master wrote: »i think there are several reasons the mag bear is better
- the mag version has a auto-rez if it dies
- wardens get a passive dmg bonus to mag and frost dmg
- hybridization of stats
points 2 and 3 are why the mag bear is much higher dmg, but personally i also think point 1 is a pretty large net gain too to avoid a 2 sec cast time if it happens to die