/Facepalm

You can move everything but pots and siege off the main quickslot and keep it just for the important stuff you need quickly. That's the whole point. You don't want to be digging through menus for these. You want them right where they always were.

EdmondDontes wrote: »

MasterSpatula wrote: »

/Facepalm

You can move everything but pots and siege off the main quickslot and keep it just for the important stuff you need quickly. That's the whole point. You don't want to be digging through menus for these. You want them right where they always were.

Ok, so give us 4 more quickslots on the original quick slot wheel. That would help a ton.

Having quickslot wheels for emotes and tools doesn't make much sense at all in terms of game play. Sure, it's great for the RP'rs, but it doesn't help in combat or game play.

The more variety of emotes I can quickly spam over an enemy's dead body, the better I play so you are wrong about that.

I don’t get it either. I could fill several quickslots with items I need quick access like different potions or pvp sieges and repair kits but what we get is specialized slots for emotes, mementos and tools while i never even slot any of those. Why tools even warrant dedicated quickslot if there is not enough of them in game to even fill one? Very weird design decision. Customizable quickslots would be so much better than this.

Snamyap wrote: »

Those new quickslots can only be used for respectively tools and emotes?

Tools, Allies, Emotes, and Mementos. Each one has a new dedicated wheel.

You can’t put anything else in those named wheels. All consumables, siege, and siege repair must go on the same original Quickslot wheel as before. It isn’t possible to fit more combat-related things than before.

Wolfpaw wrote: »

Hold on, zos put that work in for emotes, tools, etc....but not siege & pots?

Are you serious? It's just for emotes and tools etc? Seems like if you are going to all the trouble to program extra slots then allow them to be used for items just like the main slot. I rarely complain on the forums but this just feels like a smack in the face to customers, little caring or thought going into the actual person who is going to USE the thing you are working on.

Happens all the time in engineering. Well designed items take the use into account and some actually bring in the users to help design them. It's when a company begins to not care about the end user they are doomed. ZoS is just leaving more and more room for a new game to come out that caters to players.

Emote always had there own quickslot wheel(at least on console) how is it new?
But yeah an aditional wheel for siege would have been nice on top of the allies, mementos and tool one. Pots and food can stay where they are

When it was announced I thought the tools, emotes, etc were just designations, but that we could use and rename them as we see fit. So I was looking forward to being able to put my food, extra potions, and war tortes on a second quickslot wheel, since my current quickslots on my PvP character is just siege, door repair kits, and one type of potion. (so, you know, if I need different siege from what I have, or different potions, or different repair kits, then I have to hope I won't be in combat when I do - and anyone who's spent enough time in Cyrodiil will know how often you're stuck in combat even when you're not actually fighting anyone)

So ... that was a little disappointing. I can't even use the tools, mementos, and allies in Cyrodiil, so it would be so much nicer to be able to fill up those wheels with things I actually need.

EdmondDontes wrote: »

RevJJ wrote: »

It just shows once again that ZOS does not take pvp seriously and they don’t play their own game.

My thoughts exactly. The new system does not help PvP players in any way, and frankly, I don't see how it helps PvE in any significant way either. The "items" that can be put on the new quickslot wheels do not need to be accessed quickly.

I find the extra menu options a distraction and actually harms game play because you can accidentally end up on one of the empty wheels while trying to access only the original quick slot wheel. At least give us the option to disable the emotes and tools quickslot wheels is what's needed now if we can't put anything useful on them.

You can unbind the commands for cycling through the new wheels, it seems. That will at least prevent them from interfering in gameplay.

Amottica wrote: »

MasterSpatula wrote: »

/Facepalm

You can move everything but pots and siege off the main quickslot and keep it just for the important stuff you need quickly. That's the whole point. You don't want to be digging through menus for these. You want them right where they always were.

I agree. Very good point.

Not really. Dedicated Cyrodiil players already have more than a full wheels worth of pots and siege they want to use situationally. Since the in combat bug is ever present, everything you need to use already has to be slotted or you do without.

redlink1979 wrote: »

MasterSpatula wrote: »

(...) You can move everything but pots and siege off the main quickslot and keep it just for the important stuff you need quickly. (...)

^This

This doesn't elevate the issue that a lot of players have with quickslots. A lot of players main wheel is full of siege, potions, and food. There is no moving everything but pots and siege off the main wheel to make room, when the entire wheel is full of things that cannot be moved.

ZOS should have made every extra wheel function like the main wheel, and let us slot whatever we wanted, wherever we wanted. There's no reason to disagree with that idea. Everyone would have been satisfied with that. I'd love to know the reasoning behind why they went about it this way.

This was one of the only things i was looking forward to this patch and it's such a let down.