Because this isn't Fallout 76.

Although during the upcoming anniversary event anyone in your group can share your exp cake with you. It does not stack. But things like the pie exp for the Jester's Festival can't be shared (I mean kinda pointless since we all get the pie). But if you're referring to exp scrolls, also no.

You should know that the exp amount between eso and fallout76 is dramatically different. In fallout the boxes only give you a 25% boost, up to 100% with other players stacking it.

In eso the lowest and most common xp scroll is a 50% one. Already twice the boost of one lunchbox in fallout, and most players have stacks of them. I repeatedly delete them because the only one worthwhile to me is the 150%. I honestly would hate it if they did what they did in Fallout. I do not want to go around grabbing players to open boxes to get the same effect as one 100% exp scroll in eso.

The difference between the two games is that fallout xp bonuses are dismal, the xp is not worth the effort, and annoying to get the full bonus. Eso has way higher xp scrolls, you'll get stacks of them sitting in your bank after awhile, and xp boost event items we will all get and can spam as much as we want during the event.

davidtk wrote: »

I don't exactly remember if you can stack all (but i think yes) event XP bonus tools (pie, whistle, cake...) with scrolls but usualy you can use cake for example and 150% scroll with it and you will get total of 250% XP boost.

They do stack and the cake can be shared within the group.

In FO76 the amount of XP earned is based, at least in part, on your intelligence. I forget where the cap was, but it heavily favored builds that stacked INT. So 25% when stacked was huge if you ran certain builds. Not so great if you didnt.

If ESO added a system like lunch boxes that were shared, I wouldnt really have an issue with it, but I dont want their XP system. ESO's system is a bit more fair and that type of boost isnt necessary.