I've been playing Tales of Tribute and that's pretty much it. The Almalexia deck leaves a little bit to be desired, but it seems to be an overall good addition to the game.

Got my arcanist to 50, got a Velothi amulet and working on leveling up Azandir's rapport.

Did the vet version of Insanity's Edge twice. I am not enthusiastic about the trial or its drops, it feels like the loot was designed to help with that specific trial but it has more limited uses outside of that trial. This comes across as very odd. I feel like it would would be smart to adjust the difficulty of older encounters if you want to see us using this kind of loot.

Did the main quest on my Arcanist, plan on doing main quest and side quests on my main quester for complete end-of-story dialogue options in both Apocrypha and Telvanni Peninsula.

Guild had a fashion show recently as well as an obstacle course with parkour.

Completed the story and all side quests. Really enjoyed it, twists felt natural and characters were really good and like where it left us.

Doing side achievements with the majority of them completed apart from 30 day quest ones. Enjoyed the exploration ones like graves and books. Getting out and about has been good chance to see the new zones fully.

Doing Bastion events has been fun, done solo and quickly as a group.

Got the companions, quests were very good albeit bit long. Fine on main alt but doing multiple times is a bit tedious.

Will be doing arcanist levelling to 50, antiquities hunting and trial next and finishing off achievements and motifs and finish rapport and level grind companions.

I’ve also really enjoyed all the additional rewards you get from completing the content and getting achievements, style pages, mounts and houses has been really good to get and better than before especially for someone who doesn’t touch the crown store.

Wondering where all the Indoril settlements are

I've been having a lot of fun trying out my new Arcanist. I'm specifically trying not to power level him, but I am having loads of fun with the skills.

I will say that the fact that Crux persists outside of combat is unnecessary, especially as crux can't be built outside of combat. I hope the team decides to purge Crux when combat ends (and I'm sure that will really help players who are sensitive to the spinning triangles in towns).

Sanity's Edge was really fun, and I think it was one of the better trials in a while. I really enjoyed the mechanic on the second boss. Kudos to the Encounters team - they really make bangers every time.

The Bastion Nymic is also fun when... when with a group. As world events though, those are a bit of a slog when you don't have a full group to go in there. It's also irritating that there seems to be no way to force a specific wing - I'm still missing one of the wings completely since every time I get one of the other two. I also ran with a group last night where one of our members kept swapping characters to make sure we got all three versions of the quest, but still we got one wing twice and the other not at all. As another issue, the fact that the Nymics are only available on quests means that we can't just go farm them (...and I have a sneaking suspicion that there will be a motif dropping from those in due time, as the official site did release the Concept Art for the Kindred's Concord style but we never saw that motif on PTS... except on enemies)

I'd suggest to the team that it could be much better if the number of ichors needed for the quest would be reduced to 1 so players could just go get one Herald's Seeker and then go straight into the Nymic. The fact that Seekers can also wander close to wayshrines and thereby pull unsuspecting players into the fight could also be a problem and ripe for trolling, so it would be nice if they were either leashed further from wayshrines or set to prevent spawning the tentacles and attacks on players not in combat with them.

I can't say much about the story since I usually like to wait for the zone to clear out before I do it so I can take my time to experience the story. However, I will say that - as far as I am through Sharp's questline - I really enjoy him as a character and I think the story is done very well.

I also am happy that this was one of the smoothest Chapter releases. Yes, there are a few bugs (and the food bug is highly irritating and I hope that gets fixed soon), but honestly since I was affected by the storage-chest-deletion bug a few patches back, I consider anything that doesn't actively stop me from playing as a win.

Endeavors and Diablo IV

Working on my arcanist. Def becoming my new main. Very well done on the class - although I wish the green effects were toned down 50%. It is very hard on my eyes.

Maxed his level the first day, now working on the long skyshard and skill point grind.

Will probably start the Necrom quest line this week, but my priority is those skill points so that I am ready for MYM whenever that drops this month. I will be going non-stop in PvP when that happens and putting the arcanist through the paces to see how they really fare.

I've been doing all the delve and public dungeons quests. I usually start with those first with new zones. I liked all the quests and the environments in all of them were beautiful. Visually and story wise Gorne was great, but I also loved the public dungeon in Apocrypha especially because I'm a sucker for pocket watchers. Them and the Blackfeather Court crows are always my favorite.

Feeling miserable because my playtime has been seriously reduced thanks to migraines and nausea caused by Arcanist effects implementation. And then increasingly angry because we aren't hearing anything about it, even a recognition of how serious it is. It's not feedback, it's a game-breaker and a health issue for a lot of the ZoS player base. Just being honest.

finished all side quests and majority of the antiquity leads for the mythics, still working on other antiquities and main story

decided to work on sharp first

concerning the time it takes to run the quests, if you are speeding the companion quests, sharps is far shorter than azanders

sharps was pretty striaghtforward and the part in the public dungeon is only annoying running past all the mobs
azanders kind of takes you in a lot of other locations and a lot more running around

i would estimate sharps quest takes closer to 10 min if you were speeding while azanders is closer to 15-20 if you dont have a lot of shrines

still my feedback stands that it is horrendous that you have to redo these quests on every toon without a way to bypass it if you have already unlocked them before

I've explored the city of Necrom, started the main quest (haven't gotten too far deep into it yet), helped Naryu, and completed Gorne (all achievements). Taking it slow and poking into every nook and cranny. Oh yeah, I also completed Sharp-As-Night's quest. Enjoying the new chapter so far!

To be honest I've been running circles around necrom and doing 1 or 2 quests or digging up an antiquity here and there. I've been casually playing while i raid in WoW. This chapter doesn't have too much that interests me unfortunately. Been waiting for a new weapon/universal skill line for my warden for years. Guess I've gotta wait a little longer.