I actually want to go through a portal that uses the time technology already used in game to go to the start of the 3rd era where all of Cyrodiil exists and is mostly peaceful free from wars and rebuilt with the Imperials in charge.

Hope for anything PVP related.

Expect more of the same.

I'm hoping for an expansion to the existing Cyrodiil PvP zone, maybe new mechanics and more stuff to do in the zone in general. It's gotten quite stale over the last 10 years and, being such a center piece of original 2014 ESO, a remake for the 10th anniversary would be spot on. A refocus on the Three Banner War story that is totally been lost over the last 10 years.

But, realistically, I know they aren't going to do that... ZOS HATES messing with existing zones. So, I'd be happy with just a new PvP zone in the Colovian Estates. Maybe some fun PvP games.

Also, it'd be awesome to see a return of the Brotherhood! With Mephala speculated to be a major part of the story, and the close proximity to the Gold Coast, it'd be great to get a Brotherhood tie-in with the Night Mother!

Supreme_Atromancer wrote: »

I don't remember Summitmist

It's part of a Dark Brotherhood quest. The one where you have to kill all the guests of a party.

I wish each city had multiple player housing options, especially in the medium sized homes.

Imagine a housing cull-de-sac with 5 homes. 1 smallish, 3 medium with different layouts and 1 large. All player housing, the amount of people we'd see come and go would increase exponentially and help to make the game feel alive.

There are so many unused potential buildings in game it pains me when I think of their potential and the increase income zenimax would procure.

I wish for beautiful exploration of the countryside too. I've always enjoyed walking around the world of elder scrolls and discovering the beauty of it. The streams, forests, groves and clearings and the mountainsides that really felt like they were far removed from life below, and full of nooks and crannies and caves and ruins. Especially oblivion and Skyrim made me feel that immersion. Oftentimes in eso there are hostiles too densely packed almost everywhere you go, so you get pulled out of the relaxing exploration feeling, and a lot of the zones are too empty and bland without enough objects in them, like gold coast and westerns skyrim. I like the more densely packed summerset and elsweyr. I know all zones can't be lush and dense, some are just barren and some are downright wastelands, but for me it's pretty central to the elder scroll games to make the zones interesting to explore

I'd love a whodunnit quest involving the dark brotherhood.

I hope it’s not tiny like the Telvanni Peninsula. Hate how it took up so much of the map and then it’s scaled so small. Opposite problem that High Isle had but I ask they never scale something like they did the Telvanni peninsula again. 🙏

fizl101 wrote: »

TBH I would hope that it doesn't look too similar to in Oblivion, there is quite a bit of time between the two games

I prefer it looks like Oblivion more than say the Rift and Eastmarch look like TES V which both look bad comparatively. I prefer what they did with Greymoor. I do hope they lean into the wine country more than Oblivion. I love the vineyard areas in Summerset. Colovian Highlands can be more interesting too, that area was very much just proc gen and I suppose Sutch could be here too?

I hope we get beautiful wine making related housing furnishings. I know the alinor ones have quite a few but I'd like more, especially grape vines themselves.

I fully trust that the new zone will be beautiful. If the city is Skingrad, then I hope it's floral and upscale as it should be. Regardless, I'm sure it will be beautiful. The game's assets have been getting increasingly more elegant with each expansion, so I trust them there.

My wishes are more functional in nature.

Better Crafting hub.
I really long for a new hub. The last few releases didn't have a crafting station that met my standards.

Basically I want Alinor but with a bank outdoors and stables nearby. I've called this out a few times, but I really dislike the trend of putting crafting bins on some cart. There's a delay in accessing them that just ruins the flow. It's a small detail, but as a big crafter, it impacts the experience.

Better Questing Experience.
I really want them to get away from the multi-scene questgivers. Most recent example is Leramil, where the moment you create a character, she's there. Then you walk forward a few meters to the wayshrine and she's there again. And then you go into the city, and she's there again. And you wander Apocrypha, and she's there again. You get the point: it's intrusive.

I also hope we don't get an invasive prologue questgiver too. It took them years to start moving them out of the starter zones, so I hope that lesson carried forward and they're in a single, lore-appropriate place.

Lastly, I hope the quests are better structured so they don't get interrupted by other quests or zone events. I've had major quest moments interrupted by side quests like the Fighters Guild, and others have reported that the Seekers are interrupting their Necrom quest experiences.

Better Rewards.
This ties in with my desire for a new hub, but I'd love to have more permanently available houses. Something equivalent to the Alinor Townhouse would be nice; I'd even take something like the Rimmen freebie house. I just want something I can teleport to and quickly access the hopefully-great crafting hub. Having some earnable house like the big one from Elsweyr would be nice.

With High Isle, it felt like there was a slow drip of motifs and crafting plans released. IMO, those should be there day one. I want to dive into the zone and have a long list of stuff I can earn. If those things were there since day one, I'd have fallen in love with that content way sooner than what I did.

I think some sort of PvE Cyrodiil zone.

What I don't want though is for ZOS to go down the time-travel rabbit hole.

New Imperial mount, New Imperial armor , don't really know anymore...Hmm maybe mount armor dye. But overall an interesting story.

Don't really like when its about the daedric, rather want them to be offside sidequest than main quest line. High isle they had super interesting villain The Ascendant Lord but he was "barely" in the chapter and in the dlc they turned him into well Ragnaros wannabe from wow. Really disappointing. Atleast his mage The Ascendent Magus was cool but died too soon. Necrom...well I got bored witin minutes of playing the chapter so I barly played the chapter. Again don't like it when the main story is about a daedric prince. Let them stay as a mystery, manipulating mortals from the shadows.

I'm interested in hearing more about County Skingrad current relations with the rest of the world. It's more isolated than the Gold Coast or Blackwood and they tried to annex Arenthia. I expect ESO's Skingrad to be more distressed than TESIV's.