phaneub17_ESO wrote: »

Dwemer underground ruins that spans the entire continent, you go in through Riften, after hours of exploration you take a different exit and come out through Stonefalls.

A PvP epic battleground of 12v12v12 of a Dwemer facility where your faction has to make it from an outer base to the center, but there are both puzzles and traps across the entire area. Opening or closing steam valves can open new pathways, close off others, or spring automatons to action attacking your enemy. It's a literal ever changing maze, no two outcomes would ever be the same even if you take the same path, the other teams can impede your movement by changing up their steam valves to affect other areas.

An underground labyrinth connecting all of Tamriel would actually be pretty cool.

We will see a dungeon dlc as always, which I adore. Those have way less room for disappointment which is a huge plus.

But what I'd like to see next time is "we've heard your feedback concerning year long adventures and decided to step back with it giving more room for diverse content releases, as we had previously". Chances are at zero though.

Elric_665 wrote: »

FeedbackOnly wrote: »

Honestly a new battleground type and I don't even pvp often. There's a lot of potential for different types of gameplay there

What purpose has a new Battlefield Type, if in 9 out of 10 Matches the Majority of Player plays Deathmatch regardless which Type it is?

Make it so the players constantly take damage and only fulfilling an objective will heal them, players cannot play Deathmatch if trying to do so automatically kills you before you can even reach them.

DLC-wise (dungeons):

Return of the Thieves' guild in some heists against Dremora casinos in some new realm of oblivion who exploit mortals, or stealing from some dungheap of a noble (or both), with some double backstabs with an Ocean's 11-esque fashion within the dungeon would be pretty epic.

I want to see the use of outfits/disguises (which people never put on for some reason, even in Blackheart Haven where you can skip most of the trash before the first door) and adaptive/dynamic dialogue choices determine the outcome and how much fighting must occur or how difficult the bosses are, which bosses we encounter, etc.

In these DLC dungeons, I would love to see more choices influenced by how fast you can pick locks open (forcing locks may be disabled!) while your group guards you, or how companion rapport can boost the success of the mission or provide alternative outcomes- we may even be able to choose who is in our crew at the beginning of the dungeon!

I'd love to see there be a choice the group has to vote on- whether we go with Velsa's knock out the guard approach, with Quen's parkour approach, or Jakarn's seductive distraction approach, with chance of failure for each that isn't entirely dependent on player performance.

Maybe we can even bribe a dealer/clerk with obscene amounts of money to bypass certain mechanics (it may take money out of the economy!).

Who knows, maybe there can be an option to play a game of Tales of Tribute to get a quick bypass to an area (HAH! that would make me actually play it and I wouldn't even be mad because you put it in as an obstacle and made it part of the story rather than just a way to waste time).

Then we find the final guardian and get inside and claim our bounty.

Inside, we find a Daedric Artifact which is clearly overpowered, which one person in the group gets to make use of (it is chosen randomly).

As we make our escape, the potential for a double-cross at the end from the person who put it all together, unbeknownst to us made a deal with an entity, would be the cherry on top. The artifact gets whisked from our possession and we battle the double crosser.

When everything is looking positive and it seems like the dungeon is about to end, the daedric prince of that plane, clearly more powerful than any of us combined, appears to take the artifact back into their possession and is enraged by our very presence and has nothing short of disgust and murderous intent in their eyes, and they are looking at what remains of our group.

We fight against the Prince, definitely in-vain but still managing to survive. We use some of the most powerful protective artifacts we found in the vault that were worth untold fortunes and even invoke divine protections.

All in vain.

We may even lose someone in the fight to the Prince.

As we reach the 95% mark on the Daedric prince (or the prince just keeps healing to full no matter what we do), and it seems like we are going to die, we get whisked away by Uncle Sheo, who was the true mastermind behind the operation who planned it all from the very start, including the double-cross and the Daedric prince's arrival- the entire heist being part of one of his many schemes to anger his fellow princes.

That would be a fun DLC.

However, I think you were talking what we want to see Chapter-wise:

An open world PVPVE Arena in a PVE zone would be quite a show, if we get Hammerfell I would want nothing short of this. As of right now I expect Hammerfell to be underwhelming rehash of Craglorn and Alik'ir with some Orcs and obsessions with sword saints, nedic ruins-turned yokudan, and some undue reverence for first era warriors thrown in.

I wouldn't mind traveling to the "semi-submerged continent" of Thras and visiting some secret Sload sanctums via reconstructed Dwemer Airship

I personally want to see Akavir above all else though. ZOS has so much potential to create a world with new designs, wildlife, and cultures. Maybe even a little Akaviri Island that the imperials use as a checkpoint. I want to see there be AD, DC, and EP storylines, escalation of tension- perhaps AD seeking an alliance against the EP, or DC seeking commerce or technological advancement to use to advance in the war, and EP seeking to counter any attempt by AD and DC to enlist foreign help. Once the story concludes, re-enlist Cadwell to replay different areas of that zone so we see all the perspectives... Jorunn isn't at High Isle, he might be dealing with an Akaviri threat for all we know (and that would be a more compelling reason than the red-headed girl from Riften cover-up). It would add so many layers to explain the reluctance of the other leaders attending the meeting to end the war. As I recall, Akaviri soldiers were friendly with Khajiit and even claimed the throne at one point (HELLO?! WHERE IS RAZUM'DAR?!)- they would make natural allies to the AD and put even more support behind Ayrenn, making her believe she can finally win the war with the combined forces that brought the EP to heel that required divine intervention to push back.

Yes, everyone vs EP. Team Green may be due to circumstances or just coincidental and it may be a meme at this point, but it sure as hell makes for a story that writes itself and is one ZOS could be proud of.

(p.s. no more boring Sally Sue stone druids please, let routing out the Ascendant Order and following the breadcrumbs be the catalyst to Akaviri chapter and escalate the tension. Let there be Akaviri agents on Galen already, we just don't know about it yet)

A whole chapter like Morrowind, not the current formula of two parts installment.

Something with Bosmer or High elfes.

I want them to finish skyrim off and give us the middle of skyrim. I'd love to play through the rest of the iconic Skyrim locations I love including Whiterun and Helgen.

DLC dedicated to player Guilds - DLC Guild House of huge size in Oblivion space. Only guild members can enter this area. There will be a full - fledged plot and tasks . The difference will be that the player gets into the "mirror" zone of his guild, the freedom of each guild to build its own castle and develop the central city of the region.

DLC with :

- New PvP stuff,
- working netcode,
- engine upgrade,
- new character models with physics on hair, breasts, like any modern game,
- more spamables for any classes. I'm tired of using always the same skills.

My wish still remains the same:

Khajiits got awesome year long story, and it was pretty much all revolving around them. It was probably one of the best, quality content added to the game.

So my wish is that we will have an Argonian equivalent of such content. If one beast race can be at the scene, in a spotlight for an entire year, then why the other can't ? Arguably TES lizards have a lot of potential for an awesome story.

And yes, I know we had Murkmire... but it was just a small zone story dlc and tbh argonians don't have a lot of content in the base game. Same can be said about Blackwood. For something that takes place at the border of the black marsh, it did not had any argonian "stuff" in it. It was more about Imperials tbh.