Indeed. For the most part the graphical fidelity & effects of ESO are.. passable. Makes me wonder if they'll surprise us with any updates regarding this when the game turns 10. New character models would be nice, at the very least. But somehow I feel that nothing like that will ever happen, people (and the devs themselves) seem to dislike change, or maybe it's a budget issue.Zodiarkslayer wrote: »I like a dense fog. It is the most atmospheric weather type.
But I am not sure, if it is technically possible. A giid looking wether system need an intricate physics system, realistic lighting technology and high quality textures.
ESO is not really known for any of these...
Well, we have at least ink rain in Apocrypha now. 😅
A collectible that controls the weather is definitely coming.Veryamedliel wrote: »In any case, I would love to see meaningful change in the weather system and potentially the ability to control weather at houses through a collectible.
Four_Fingers wrote: »It rains too much in my house. lol
It's for the future of the game, if anything.Please, no new character models. I've had two games chase me away when my characters were changed to look NOTHING like I made them.
And considering the mess they've made of the jabs and flurry animations, not to mention the grim focus permaglow.... yeah, just leave the character models alone.
You're right, I just saw one in at my Cyrodilic Jungle House. New zones zones don't seem to have them at all though. They should, buff the rain to make it a real downpour too.
Zodiarkslayer wrote: »I like a dense fog. It is the most atmospheric weather type.
I explicitly said that there should be an option. That's not a hard thing to do, most mmorpg's have it, for extra performance, visibility etc.El_Borracho wrote: »RDR2 had downright gorgeous weather. Probably the best I have ever seen in a videogame.
It was also one of the more annoying aspects of the game as you could not see anything in thunderstorms, even during the day. While one may argue that it was more realistic, it was also a pain when you unsuspectingly stumbled into a bandit camp or upon a mountain lion that you could not see. Before you could understand what was going on, let alone find a target to attack, you were dead.
While ESO could beef up the light showers, I don't want a white out blizzard, or a haboob, or a hurricane, or anything that is going to effect a player's ability to see or not see adds, cliffs, or farming nodes.
Wind! Heavy snow! Sideways rain!
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It also makes RP quite difficult. Imagine someone mentioning the weather/time and it's just a completely different thing for everyone else lmao @ZOS_GinaBruno that really needs to change. Same goes for songs played with instruments. Please make it the same for everyone around.Caligamy_ESO wrote: »It would be nice if weather wasn't also client side only, always annoyed me when I found out it was stormy on my screen and bright and sunshiny on everyone else around me.
Please. There are a million other examples I can mention that are brighter than a lightning strike. If they have such a severe problem then probably gaming isn't for them. I have a relative with actual issues (seizures) and of course he stays away from most games.SeaGtGruff wrote: »However, I think some players have complained in the forums about bright, flashy effects due to their photosensitivity, which is why I think it would be good for there to be weather-related settings so we could adjust it on an individual basis.