Agreed.

There are twilights in Apocrypha standing on the ground and walking. Using that as their idle default state would help a lot.

I was about to say this. Just dismiss it. I do every-time I’m in town because it annoys me and others. The devs have implemented a fix for this in the dismiss tool. I get that it’s annoying, but you have a solution at your fingertips.

I personally would like a auto dismiss once we enter towns, but beggars can’t be choosers.

I am not talking about when I am in a town. I already dismiss it in towns.

I am literally in the middle of the zone quest for Summerset and every time I speak to any of the characters my flappy's wings are in the way.

So suggesting that I dismiss it every time I want to speak to someone while I am in the middle of doing a quest is a bit much I think.

I don't see it being very practical to fight a mob, then dismiss my pet, then speak to the character I am doing the quest with, then re-summon my pet, then fight a mob, then unsummon my pet, then speak to the NPC again, then summon my pet, then fight a mob, then unsummon my pet, then speak to the npc, then summon my pet, then fight a mob, then unsummon my pet then speak to the npc, then summon my pet...

That is just silly to expect the player to do that. I may as well not bother using the pet and yes it is overland stuff so there really isn't any need to use anything other than my bare hands to kill stuff but really, it is very annoying and I know many other players are also fed up with it.

I'd like mine reskinned as a nyxad.

We have been asking since beta...

For the towns, and for the benefit of everyone else, maybe they can devise a lore reason to auto dismiss them and the bears (stealing from furniture through a bear's bottom while their own heads off to make the tea is not ideal). But yes, a redesign would be nice.

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

Go to the character screen and dismiss.

This works for our own but we can't dismiss other player's pets when they are flapping all over the place in town.

And? What other players are doing doesn't bother me, nor does it concern me. The Twilight, the Bear, Companions, other players themselves in no way impede my ability to conduct my business in town.

Sorry, but a lot of people really are bothered by the twilights flapping across their screens and blocking their view, as evidenced by the incredible number of threads this issue generates.

When sorcs have been in fashion, it has at times been almost impossible to use a bank because you couldn't see where the bankers were(!!) in a busy town on a busy day.

limit followers doesn't work because pets aren't followers.

Northwold wrote: »

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

Go to the character screen and dismiss.

This works for our own but we can't dismiss other player's pets when they are flapping all over the place in town.

And? What other players are doing doesn't bother me, nor does it concern me. The Twilight, the Bear, Companions, other players themselves in no way impede my ability to conduct my business in town.

Sorry, but a lot of people really are bothered by the twilights flapping across their screens and blocking their view, as evidenced by the incredible number of threads this issue generates.

When sorcs have been in fashion, it has at times been almost impossible to use a bank because you couldn't see where the bankers were(!!) in a busy town on a busy day.

I couldn't agree more, and it's very frustrating that ZOS don't seem to care about this problem at all.

An option to make it permanently and absolutely invisible would be amazing. But for now the best solution is to not use it at all.

I understand the hate about Winged Twilights. But the funny thing is, I haven't had a single problem in years, they never blocked my view, and they never bothered me in cities or at craft stations.
I was more bothered by the Wardens bears since I started playing ESO. They always blocked the deliver craft boxes for daily craft or the doors in the bank (in Rimmen/Rawlka bank for example) And I've never seen such hatred as I see on Winged Twilights :d
Anyway, the "Hiding Pets in Towns" option works ...
And yes, I want at least some "skins" to change her look to something other. OR the possibility of her sitting on the ground and walking as seen in Apocrypha.

Shara_Wynn wrote: »

I am not talking about when I am in a town. I already dismiss it in towns.

I am literally in the middle of the zone quest for Summerset and every time I speak to any of the characters my flappy's wings are in the way.

So suggesting that I dismiss it every time I want to speak to someone while I am in the middle of doing a quest is a bit much I think.

I don't see it being very practical to fight a mob, then dismiss my pet, then speak to the character I am doing the quest with, then re-summon my pet, then fight a mob, then unsummon my pet, then speak to the NPC again, then summon my pet, then fight a mob, then unsummon my pet, then speak to the npc, then summon my pet, then fight a mob, then unsummon my pet then speak to the npc, then summon my pet...

That is just silly to expect the player to do that. I may as well not bother using the pet and yes it is overland stuff so there really isn't any need to use anything other than my bare hands to kill stuff but really, it is very annoying and I know many other players are also fed up with it.

As crazy as this may sound. I do just that. Every-time I have to speak to anyone quest related where I don’t want to lose my immersion, I take a few seconds to dismiss my pet. In fact if you doing quest, you don’t even need the pets as it’s brain dead easy. You could just spam heavy attacks to get you through most if not all overland story quest. I just keep the imp out since he’s less prone to get in my way. And I don’t pull the flappy pet out unless I’m doing content that requires it, (for me that would be vet dungeons or work boss’s).

So again, the solution is there. You just have to want to use it. It’s annoying yes, but hey, at least there is a solution in game and we don’t have to actually pay for it for a change, lol.

Northwold wrote: »

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

Go to the character screen and dismiss.

This works for our own but we can't dismiss other player's pets when they are flapping all over the place in town.

And? What other players are doing doesn't bother me, nor does it concern me. The Twilight, the Bear, Companions, other players themselves in no way impede my ability to conduct my business in town.

Sorry, but a lot of people really are bothered by the twilights flapping across their screens and blocking their view, as evidenced by the incredible number of threads this issue generates.

When sorcs have been in fashion, it has at times been almost impossible to use a bank because you couldn't see where the bankers were(!!) in a busy town on a busy day.

I see this a lot. Here on the forums, which is an extreme minority of players. As other posters have mentioned, a very easy option to dismiss pets is readily available at every Sorc player's fingertips. Considering this, and that many Sorc players don't bother to solve this supposedly dire situation on their own, maybe this 'problem' and sentiment isn't as large or widespread as y'all like to claim.

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

Northwold wrote: »

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

SilverBride wrote: »

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

Go to the character screen and dismiss.

This works for our own but we can't dismiss other player's pets when they are flapping all over the place in town.

And? What other players are doing doesn't bother me, nor does it concern me. The Twilight, the Bear, Companions, other players themselves in no way impede my ability to conduct my business in town.

Sorry, but a lot of people really are bothered by the twilights flapping across their screens and blocking their view, as evidenced by the incredible number of threads this issue generates.

When sorcs have been in fashion, it has at times been almost impossible to use a bank because you couldn't see where the bankers were(!!) in a busy town on a busy day.

I see this a lot. Here on the forums, which is an extreme minority of players. As other posters have mentioned, a very easy option to dismiss pets is readily available at every Sorc player's fingertips. Considering this, and that many Sorc players don't bother to solve this supposedly dire situation on their own, maybe this 'problem' and sentiment isn't as large or widespread as y'all like to claim.

There are also threads on reddit about this problem (try a simple internet search and you'll find them easily enough). As for the hide followers setting, it doesn't work properly, which is exactly why there are still threads saying it needs fixing, both here, on reddit, and on various other sites.

Kalle_Demos wrote: »

I see this a lot. Here on the forums, which is an extreme minority of players. As other posters have mentioned, a very easy option to dismiss pets is readily available at every Sorc player's fingertips. Considering this, and that many Sorc players don't bother to solve this supposedly dire situation on their own, maybe this 'problem' and sentiment isn't as large or widespread as y'all like to claim.

If those that post on this forum are an extreme minority (your own words), then how can you possibly ascertain that many sorc players don't have a problem with their flappy pets?

Michaelkeir wrote: »

As crazy as this may sound. I do just that. Every-time I have to speak to anyone quest related where I don’t want to lose my immersion, I take a few seconds to dismiss my pet. In fact if you doing quest, you don’t even need the pets as it’s brain dead easy. You could just spam heavy attacks to get you through most if not all overland story quest. I just keep the imp out since he’s less prone to get in my way. And I don’t pull the flappy pet out unless I’m doing content that requires it, (for me that would be vet dungeons or work boss’s).

So again, the solution is there. You just have to want to use it. It’s annoying yes, but hey, at least there is a solution in game and we don’t have to actually pay for it for a change, lol.

You're right, it is crazy. Crazy to expect the player to go through all that rigmarole just to play the class to the full extent that it should be played to. It is not a solution to have to jump through those hoops, just to be able to quest without flapping wings obscuring the npc's I am talking to. How does that equate to immersion?

I have a dismiss pet add-on, I always try to dismiss my pets in towns and cities. Many other players do not. However, as annoying as it is to have other's flappy pets all up in my periphery whenever I am trying to do anything in town, it was not the point of my original post.

I would just like the pet to be made a little less conspicuous and I don't think that "not using the twilight pet" is really a solution to the pet being visually intrusive to my and other's enjoyment of the game. If the only solution is to not use the twilight pet, then I would very much like another pet to replace it with.

**edited for spelling**